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maxi cosi nomad plus usa Maxi Cosi Nomad XL Plus Authentic Black – TheBestBabyCatalogNomad XL Plus The Compact Folding Car Seat for Travel and Everyday Use From 15 Months to 12 Years 76 150 cm 9 36 kg The Nomad XL Plus is the all in one car seat designed to grow with your child. Compact, lightweight, and easy to fold, its perfect for family trips, switching between cars, or storing away when not in use. Offering comfort, safety, and convenience from 15 months up to 12 years old, this travel friendly car seat is built to make every

Nomad XL Plus – The Compact Folding Car Seat for Travel and Everyday Use

From 15 Months to 12 Years | 76 – 150 cm | 9 – 36 kg

The Nomad XL Plus is the all-in-one car seat designed to grow with your child. Compact, lightweight, and easy to fold, it’s perfect for family trips, switching between cars, or storing away when not in use. Offering comfort, safety, and convenience from 15 months up to 12 years old, this travel-friendly car seat is built to make every journey easier.


Key Features at a Glance

 Age range: 15 months – 12 years (76 – 150 cm / 9 – 36 kg)

Compact folding design for easy travel and storage

Lightweight: only 6.2 kg, with a handy travel bag included

Fits 3 across: just 44 cm wide, ideal for multiple car seats

5 recline positions for comfort in every ride

13 adjustable headrest positions to grow with your child

Eco Care fabrics: soft, sustainable materials made from 100% recycled fabrics


Maximum Safety – i-Size Certified

The Nomad XL Plus is R129/04 i-Size compliant, offering the highest standard of protection for your child:

G-CELL Side Impact Protection: Always active, spreading impact forces and reducing the risk of injury.

ISOFIX & Top Tether installation: Ensures secure installation in harness mode (required up to 4 years).

Effortless conversion to booster mode: Switch from harness to seat belt when your child reaches 100 cm.

Designed for maximum protection in forward collisions and side impacts.


Easy to Use – Travel Light, Travel Smart

Weighs just 6.2 kg – easy to carry, switch between cars, or take with you in taxis and rentals.

Folds down compactly – convenient to store at home or bring along on holidays.

Quick conversion from harness to booster – adapts seamlessly as your child grows.

Removable, machine-washable cover (up to 30°C) for easy cleaning.


Comfort That Grows with Your Child

Your little one will always travel in comfort with the Nomad XL Plus:

5 recline positions – perfect for relaxing, sitting upright, or napping.

13-position adjustable headrest – ensures ergonomic support as they grow.

Soft Eco Care fabrics – breathable, gentle, and kind to sensitive skin.


Why Choose Nomad XL Plus?

The Nomad XL Plus is more than just a car seat – it’s your long-term travel companion, designed to last from toddlerhood to pre-teen years. With its unique blend of safety, comfort, and convenience, it makes family journeys stress-free, whether you’re on a daily school run or heading off on holiday.


Product Specifications:

Product weight: 6.2 kg

Age of child: 15 months – 12 years

Height of child: 76 – 150 cm

Weight of child: 9 – 36 kg

Recline positions: 5

Headrest adjustments: 13


The Nomad XL Plus – compact, safe, and built to grow with your child.




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