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DEBULL77
3 Nov 15#9
Thanks OP just ordered, been looking for a new car seat.
chillbill
3 Nov 15#10
These have been £29.99 for a while at mothercare. I went to buy one but it didn't have good padding on it. There was Graco Logico L (not to be confused with the Graco Maxi) next to it which u found alot better at £39.99. Halford are doing for £39.99 in pink or black at moment. You really need to try first.
Rich44
3 Nov 15#11
This only JUST managed to avoid getting the dreaded Don't Buy when tested by Which with a score of 42%
The Graco Logico L did get a Don't Buy with a score of only 20%
Whilst they're better than nothing these are both awful seats with very poor protection for the child sitting in it!!
margamboy
3 Nov 15#12
Get the Joie trillo for £34.99 @ Smyth's...a far better seat for £10 more.
ajka
3 Nov 15#13
I don't understand why people look only at the price tag when choosing car seat. usually they are cheap for a reason. Good car seats cost a bit but you can't put price on your CHILDREN'S SAFETY
Rich44
4 Nov 15#15
Ajka I completely agree this Isa rubbish car seat, yes its better than nothing but they're your kids they deserve the very best protection. Imagine how you'd feel if anything happened to them in a crash, you'd never forgive yourself if they could've got a better outcome in a better seat.
Put some of a months child tax credits and child benefit towards buying a great seat in the £100-200 range, as these seats will be stage 2 & 3 they'll last until they don't need a seat so over the years an expensive seat will cost peanuts
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The Graco Logico L did get a Don't Buy with a score of only 20%
Whilst they're better than nothing these are both awful seats with very poor protection for the child sitting in it!!
Put some of a months child tax credits and child benefit towards buying a great seat in the £100-200 range, as these seats will be stage 2 & 3 they'll last until they don't need a seat so over the years an expensive seat will cost peanuts