The Britax Evolva 1-2-3 combination seat features padded side wings, performance chest pads, upright or recline position, and adjustable headrest and harness.
I know it's currently out of stock online but I picked one up in my local store this morning. This seat is currently £79.99 in Smyths and £99. 99 in Argos.
***update ... just opened box and this is new stock as it's branded "britax romer"
13 comments
pintman
25 Aug 16#1
Good price, although recommend Evolva 123 plus. More padding the little one to sit on.
jdRiggs
25 Aug 16#2
Anyone else getting out of stock?
Drea to jdRiggs
25 Aug 16#3
yes it is out of stock online - I put that in the description- I went to my local store and got it at this price.
roywilson1985
25 Aug 16#4
does this have iso mounts? couldn't see it in the description on the website, cheers !
amanda_mcd
25 Aug 16#5
No its seatbelt fitting.
aj2001
25 Aug 16#6
This or graco, erm I have gift card for toys r us but they never seem to have offers
breslau
25 Aug 16#7
As someone who has had to navigate through the minefield that is children's car seats recently.. the following links are useful:
I was reading the NCAP safety ratings for, for example, the Skoda Fabia Mk2.
Children rear facing up to 18 months.. top safety rating.
Children up to 4 front facing (isofix) - mediocre safety rating.
I have had a non-isofix car up until recently, so I understand a belted seat can be essential for some parents, so I'm not judging, but, if you can afford it and have isofix, get an i-size compliant, rear-facing childseat.. but to confuse things further, not all rear-facing seats are i-size compliant.
boostii
25 Aug 16#8
lol :smile: suitable for 9-36kg, approx 10 months to 11 years old, not a lot of other baby gear will last you until secondary school will it, you would have to question the ergonomics of this surely? I'm just trying to think of one other thing that was fine when I had only just stopped crawling yet was just as good when I could beat my dad at cricket.
laurieleigh
25 Aug 161#9
and to confuse things further most of the safest seats aren't iSize compliant!! - those that have passed the Swedish Plus Test are the safest on the market.
In addition to that, isofix seats (with exception of one) are only capable of rear facing to 18kg, so you're better off getting a erf belted seat with a weight limit of 25kg.
aj2001
26 Aug 16#10
Can someone list some good seats please
Drea to aj2001
26 Aug 16#11
personally for young babies I have always went for isofix. I bought this seat for my 4 year old to use as a highback booster with harness.
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I know it's currently out of stock online but I picked one up in my local store this morning. This seat is currently £79.99 in Smyths and £99. 99 in Argos.
***update ... just opened box and this is new stock as it's branded "britax romer"
13 comments
http://www.i-size.org.uk/
http://www.rearfacing.co.uk/
I was reading the NCAP safety ratings for, for example, the Skoda Fabia Mk2.
Children rear facing up to 18 months.. top safety rating.
Children up to 4 front facing (isofix) - mediocre safety rating.
I have had a non-isofix car up until recently, so I understand a belted seat can be essential for some parents, so I'm not judging, but, if you can afford it and have isofix, get an i-size compliant, rear-facing childseat.. but to confuse things further, not all rear-facing seats are i-size compliant.
In addition to that, isofix seats (with exception of one) are only capable of rear facing to 18kg, so you're better off getting a erf belted seat with a weight limit of 25kg.