Fantastic price - went hot when it was £30 at Mothercare
All comments (24)
kaskari
20 Nov 16#1
Nice find. Ordered
Dipbill
20 Nov 161#2
Cheers, makes me feel a bit better about being woken up at stupid o'clock by the kids this morning if i get a deal out of it.
jdRiggs
20 Nov 16#3
practical seat, narrows towards the back so you can access the buckle.
doesn't have arm rests makes it a relatively slim style which helps if trying to fit more than one seat in the back
caevv
20 Nov 16#4
bad front protection
markymark34 to caevv
20 Nov 16#6
Can you explain this please? Surely it's just the seat belt
twe
20 Nov 162#5
Looking for something similar and at a budget but noticed this one is for 4-12 year old. Need an 18month old one and above. But heated.
markymark34
20 Nov 16#7
Doesn't matter. It's sold out anyway.
BenderRodriguez
20 Nov 16#8
Sigh.. Not isofix, so cold from me.
spilmilk
20 Nov 16#9
says join waiting list so can't get it now:(.
sonic1875
20 Nov 16#10
very good price tempted but like the Joie Trillo isofix!
rporteo
20 Nov 16#11
Showing in stock for me
Cristiano
20 Nov 16#12
I'm after britax dualfix this Black Friday
spilmilk
20 Nov 16#13
it's in stock at 38£ not 28£
mchu6am4
20 Nov 161#14
Don't really rate britax group 2 and 3 seats as they not that well padded like others... Had a look at halfords yesterday... Recaro Monza 2 Nova was the best...
TheMexicaliKid to mchu6am4
20 Nov 161#17
Definitely, I bought two of these from Halfords the other day and they are by far the best I've ever seen. If you trade in your old booster seats, you get 20% discount plus usual cashback on top. Had mine delivered free and they didn't collect the old ones anyway
markymark34
20 Nov 16#15
At £38 yes but not at £28.
spilmilk
20 Nov 16#16
should be expired surely.
abusaleh
20 Nov 16#18
Do they still give the discount for booster seat trade? Couldn't find anything online
twe
20 Nov 16#19
This was on lightening deal at £28 so expired.
caevv
20 Nov 16#20
Which? Review.
nicolalambie
20 Nov 16#21
I have the Britax Kidfix XP II, it has a crotch guide for the seat belt so that it's placed in the correct position. I'm looking for another for my car. They are currently £150 but the safest I could find.
sumz01 to nicolalambie
20 Nov 16#23
I was thinking of getting one too. Amazon have them around 120. I think I need to get it checked it fits my car first. So the one you mention has an Isofix and the adventure doesn't. Does this make a difference to the safety?
TheMexicaliKid
20 Nov 161#22
Yes, here you go:
20% off high back booster seats when you trade in any booster cushion*
Use voucher code: saferseat
andreah903
24 Nov 16#24
No, no difference to safety. Having a booster attached to the isofix points in your car just means that you don't have to remember to fasten the seatbelt over the empty seat if you are in the car without your child (it's really important to do this so that the seat doesn't fly around the car in a crash and injure you), but in terms of safety for the child having isofix doesn't add any safety advantage for the child. All a high backed booster is there for is to lift your child up so that the adult seatbelt can protect them properly in a crash. I have used our two Britax Adventure seats for many years, I really like them.
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doesn't have arm rests makes it a relatively slim style which helps if trying to fit more than one seat in the back
20% off high back booster seats when you trade in any booster cushion*
Use voucher code: saferseat