Maxi Cosi Axiss swivel & reclining baby car seat for Sale ?20

By Cheese Board
October 21, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted October 21, 2019

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Posted October 21, 2019

Hi, We have a Maxi Cosi Axiss car seat for sale in Red. Toddler outgrew it about a year ago so it's been in storage. Time for it to go to a good home now.

Maxi Cosi Axiss Swiveling Car Seat - Group 1 - suitable from 9 months to 4 years (9-18 kg)

Swivels 90 Degree allows for front-on access to get your toddler in and out of the car more easily and also reclines for more comfortable car journeys.

Important: Installed using the car's 3 point seat belt - Not Isofix. (We actually got this because we previouslt had a car without Isofix points (and even when we had a new car still used this seat because it was so awesome!))

It's a great seat, it's a great seat and the swivel has totally saved my back! It's well used and a few years old but still works well.

See pics attached.

Thanks.

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