Maxi Cosi Car Seat + Isofix Base for sale - £50

By dan_hall
March 5, 2024 in The Family Room Classifieds

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dan_hall

Posted March 5, 2024

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Posted March 5, 2024

Selling both of these items now that my children have grown out of them. Both in very good condition and never been involved in a collision. Details are as follows:

Maxi-Cosi Pearl Car Seat:

- Suitable from 9 months to 4 years

- Very easy adjustment of safety harness & headrest height

- Innovative easy-in harness stays open to easily get the child in & out in seconds

- Easy to remove cover

- Cover can be washed in a washing machine

- 5-point safety harness for best restraint in a forward collision

- For optimal safety in case of side-impact collisions

FamilyFix base:

Suitable from birth (with Maxi-Cosi Pebble) up to 18kg or approximately 4 years (with Maxi-Cosi Pearl)
Uses IsoFix points for optimum safety and speedy attachment
Very easy Click & Go installation of Pebble and Pearl car seats
5 easy-to-switch, comfortable positions: from sitting to sleeping
Extra upright position allows use of rearward facing infant carrier for longer
ISOFIX anchorages provides the safest, easiest and quickest way to install a car seat
Interactive light and sound feedback confirm correct fit minimising chance of wrong installation

Collection from Jennings Road, East Dulwich. Any questions please message me.

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