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ISOFIX - Necessary or not???

Ms2011 · 2012-01-17 18:24:02

I was advised to get an Isofix for the car seat that came with our travel system. I went out to price them and the one which fit our car seat cost €140. Considering my baby will only get a few months wear out of the car seat and the follow on car we have for when the baby is older has a base fitted to it anyway is there…

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#32 23-01-2012 8:39pm

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You can also get a base for the maxi cosi that just seat belts in if you don't have Isofix. I think most newer cars have Isofix but ours also has that little label on the seats so check for that.

Its very easy to move it from car to car. We were going to buy two bases and one seat when we first went shopping. The saleswoman advised us against that and thank god she did - would have been a waste. I'd say 90% of the time we use one of the cars, and if we wanted to use the second one its easy enough move the base. It is a little bit heavy but definitely easy done (once you know how - took us about an hour the first time :rolleyes:)

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#33 23-01-2012 10:21pm

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Joe10000 wrote: »

Is it easy to move the isofix from car to car ?

Takes about 3 minutes for the maxi cosi base:)

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I've just cleaned my car to take to the garage tomorrow as I'm trading it in and discovered that I actually did have isofix all along!

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