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Maxi-Cosi Titan Plus i-Size Car Seat - Authentic Black

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Maxi-Cosi Titan Plus i-Size Car Seat - Authentic Black

The Maxi-Cosi Titan Plus i-Size Car Seat in Authentic Black reassures parents when it comes to tightening their children's safety in the car. It is designed with improved G-CELL Side Impact Technology for maximum protection and 4 relaxing recline positions for enhanced comfort, this is a multi-age, forward-facing car seat that grows with your little one from 15 months to 12 years old. The luxurious black fabric plus its sleek design are sophisticated enough especially during long-distance travelling. Your little ones will be safe while having an enjoyable ride. The group 1-2-3 Titan Plus i-Size makes everyday family travel feel effortless, for years. The Titan Plus i-Size is fitted quickly and easily into any car, via ISOFIX installation and top-tether. As your little one grows, the headrest is simple to adjust and with the 5-point safety harness, you can get your little one in and out of the car, with one easy click. If your little one is tired, you can quickly and easily recline the seat using only one hand, so they’ll be snoozing in seconds. The car seat adapts as your little one grows from 15 months to 12 years old. When they’re a toddler, you can use the 5-point safety harness to keep them safe and secure (harness suitable for up to 4 years old/105cm). As soon as your little one is old enough to use the car’s seat belt, the harness can be easily stored in the backrest. The soft cushioned headrest adapts in 11 different positions while the seat transforms into a high-back booster seat to ensure your little one is safe, secure and comfortable as they journey through childhood.

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