What is the difference between Maxi-Cosi Pebble and Pebble Pro?
The Pebble Pro is the updated version of the Pebble Plus. They have the same shell and the only real difference is that the Pebble Pro’s head support of the infant inlay has been improved to be more supportive. The Rock, like the Pebble Plus and Pebble Pro, also has the air pocket at the head area and the infant inlay.
Can you put Maxi-Cosi Pebble in front seat?
Can I install the Maxi-Cosi Pebble Pro i-Size on the front passenger seat using the 3-point seat belt of my car? Yes, you may install the Maxi-Cosi Pebble Pro i-Size on the front passenger seat by using the 3-point car seat belt.
No.The Pebble can also be installed in your car using just a seat belt or a cheaper base called the Maxi-Cosi EasyBase 2 (£95, which is fitted with your car’s seatbelt).
How long can babies stay in Maxi-Cosi Pebble? – Related Questions
What age can a baby go in a maxi cosi?
Height and weight more important than age
Car seat
Age
Baby
Group 0+
up to 12 months
Toddler
Group 1
9 months to 3½ years
Child
Group 2/3
3½ years to 12 years
Can you use Maxi Cosi car seat without ISOFIX?
If you don’t have ISOFIX you can use a seat belt installed car seat. Make sure you know how to guide the belt correctly and pull the car seat belt tight. Pull the car seat’s safety harness tight. If you can just slip one finger between the harness and your child’s chest, it’s tight enough.
Is ISOFIX a legal requirement?
Is Isofix a legal requirement? Child seat manufacturers are not currently required to include Isofix mounts with their seats, and so you can buy several that are fitted with seatbelts. Both types of seats must pass official safety tests.
Do you use seatbelt with ISOFIX?
An Isofix child seat is ‘plugged’ into the corresponding fitting points in the car, removing the need to use the car’s seat belts to secure it. An additional top tether or support leg is used to prevent the child seat titling or rotating in an impact.
Do I need a base for Maxi-Cosi car seat?
At Maxi-Cosi we offer an ISOFIX solution in each age category; baby, toddler and child. For baby car seats, you will need an additional car seat base to use ISOFIX. Most first-time parents install our baby car seats correctly thanks to the easy-to-use ISOFIX base.
Is ISOFIX safer than a seat belt? Independent tests show that ISOFIX mounted seats are extremely safe. Rather than relying on a belt, the car seat is fixed directly to the child seat base. That means there’s less movement in the seat in the event of an accident, particularly a side on impact.
How do I choose a Maxi-Cosi car seat?
Your child must travel in a car seat that is the appropriate size for them. If they don’t, they may not be safe and you will be breaking the law. You can choose the right car seat using your child’s height (i-Size) or weight (R44).
How much safer is ISOFIX?
If parents knew just how much force is put upon a child in a crash at only 35 mph, usage would likely be a lot better. If we look at all data, crash test, real life usage, and habits, Isofix is far safer than installing a car seat with seat belt.
Can you use a ISOFIX car seat in a car without ISOFIX?
To use the Isofix method you will need both a car that is Isofix compatible and a car seat that has Isogo attachments.
Can you use car seat without ISOFIX base?
The majority of infant carriers tend to fit in with a seat belt as well as ISOFIX, whereas some car seats aren’t ISOFIX compatible at all. In short, if your car seat has the option to fit in with a seat belt then no, you don’t need an ISOFIX base. 5.
How can I secure my car seat without ISOFIX?
Is ISOFIX safer than seatbelt?
Independent tests show that ISOFIX mounted seats are extremely safe. Rather than relying on a belt, the car seat is fixed directly to the child seat base. That means there’s less movement in the seat in the event of an accident, particularly a side on impact. The real advantage to ISOFIX is that it’s so simple to fit.
With the exception of two-seater cars, ISOFIX will be mandatory in all new models launched from November 2012, and in all vehicles manufactured after November 2014. Some ISOFIX car seats feature indicators that confirm when the seat is correctly fitted.
What’s the difference between ISOFIX and non ISOFIX?
The difference between ISOfix and non ISOfix is the fitting system for the car seat and the car. If the car seat is non-ISOfix it would be fitted with a car seat belt, if it uses ISOfix it would be clicked onto the car’s ISOfix anchorage points. Interested in ISOfix?
What are the benefits of ISOFIX?
What are the benefits of ISOFIX?
Drastically decreases the risk of wrongly fitted seats.
Creates a rigid connection between the car seat and the vehicle itself for improved protection.
Easier installation.
Reduces the chances of your child being hurt in an accident.
Why is it called ISOFIX?
In a nutshell ISOFIX means “International Standards Organisation Fix”. ISOFIX is the top-class level of car seat safety on the market at the moment to ensure your car seat is secured safely and properly.