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Originally Posted by hollpe
Hey Pangster. I've got this one in my 1er for our older lad (he's 2.5yrs now). He fitted it since he was about 1. Its a great seat and the impact cushion design is a lot easier getting him in and out!
I would also highly recommend these seat protectors:
http://www.princelionheart.com/site_uk/t_cs_0560.html
These have protected the seats in the 1er, the touring before that & we've also got some in the wife's X3. They is not one single mark or dent on the seats thanks to these! Highly recommended! Amazon is probably your best bet to buy them them though!
I've also got one of these for our youngest lad (he's 1.5yrs)
http://www.paulstride.co.uk/uppababy...705-752042.php
Whilst its not isofix, its a good seat and he is very comfortable in it on long journeys.
This is worth a read on the isofix vs non iso-fix: http://www.carseat.se/isofix-or-seat-belt-whats-safest/
Car seats are an expensive thing and because the wife and I do the nursery run at opposite ends of the day we have to have two in each car!
A few (poor quality iPhone) pics for you:
Hope this helps mate  |
Hollpe: thanks for the reply and pictures!! - it does indeed help a LOT!!
We're in a similar situation - I drop my son off in the morning and the wife picks him up at night (two cars / two car seats!).. at the minute we've got two (non isofix) Cossato Zoomi Little Monster car seats in the A3 and Merc C-Class - prior to this I had the Maxi cosi family isofix base in mine with the Maxi cosi car seat/baby carrier. My wife's C-Class doesn't have isofix - so we decided just to get two seats the same. After reading reviews we decided on the Cossato's.
If I'm being honest - I'm not that impressed with them, so thought that as I'm changing car - I might as well have a look at changing car seat for the wee man as well!! LOL!
thanks for the heads up around the seat protector as well - my car is an M Sport with the alcantara interior as well!
