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britax de Britax Kidfix Pro – Car Seats PlusBEYOND SAFETY, INTO COMFORT Picture a safe space for your child, a cozy and secure haven where they can calm down and feel at home. The KIDFIX PRO from our test winning KIDFIX line is designed to be just that. The highback booster car seat is made in Germany and impresses with its one of a kind feature combination, incorporating the SICT, XP PAD and SecureGuard* for MAXIMUM SAFETY. These safety features provide beyond the highest protection for your

BEYOND SAFETY, INTO COMFORT

Picture a safe space for your child, a cozy and secure haven where they can calm down and feel at home. The KIDFIX PRO from our test winning KIDFIX line is designed to be just that. The highback booster car seat is made in Germany and impresses with its one-of-a-kind feature combination, incorporating the SICT, XP-PAD and SecureGuard* for MAXIMUM SAFETY. These safety features provide beyond the highest protection for your little one a comfortable safe space. What's more, the slim design of the KIDFIX PRO ensures a seamless fit into every car, while offering plenty of space for your child to grow from the age of 3.5 to 12 years.

Safety beyond standards

Nothing is more important than your child’s safety. That’s why we designed the i-Size approved KIDFIX PRO for your peace of mind, knowing your cherished passenger is perfectly protected. The unique safety feature combination is the heart of the KIDFIX PRO, offering protection from every angle. With the SICT, XP-PAD and SecureGuard*, your child is optimally protected in both side and frontal impacts. Every detail is developed in Germany and designed to give you confidence every time you buckle up your child.

Comfort as they grow

Imagine your little one experiencing in ultimate ergonomics in the KIDFIX PRO from the age of 3.5 to 12 years. From its soft padding to its slim, yet spacious design, every detail is crafted to ensure your little one travels in comfort. The easy adjustable headrest grows alongside your child to provide support and a perfect fit. And for those warmer days, the carefully placed air ventilation holes provide a touch of coolness while the STYLE version adds a gentle mesh fabrics, creating a blissful time.

Easy handling - maximum flexibility

Weighing just 6.7kg, the KIDFIX PRO is a light feather in the world of car seats. Imagine the ease of effortlessly moving the seat between cars without the usual hassle. Installation is as simple as it is secure, thanks to the integrated ISOFIX system. A quick, reassuring click, and you’re ready to hit the road with confidence.

Protect their neck and chest

No matter how carefully you drive, you need to safeguard your child from other road users. Protect your little one's precious neck in a frontal impact with the shock-absorbing foam XP-PAD. In an accident, it reduces an abrupt forward head movement by up to 30%*, preventing you child's chin from hitting their chest. What's moe, the XP-PAD adds a comfortable padded edge so the seatbelt won't cut into your child's delicate skin.

Advanced Side Impact Protection – SICT

Protect your little one even during a side collision. The Side Impact Cushion Technology (SICT) reduces the force of an impact by up to 40%*, and directs the forces away from your treasure. Simply adapt the SICT to the side of the car seat, and your child is safe. Thanks to the SICT strap, the safety device is securely connected to the seat and cannot get lost.

Protection in all the right places

Your natural instinct is to shield your child from any harm. Protect your little one in the event of a frontal collision with the SecureGuard*. Adding an extra fourth contact point to secure the lap belt safely across your child's pelvis - rather than their delicate tummy - reduces abdominal forces by up to 35%**. And since it doesn't restrict their movement, your growing kiddie will still be comfortable throughout your journey.

Comfortable, protective headrest

Ensure optimum protection in a side collision: the V-shaped headrest is specially designed to limit the movement of your child's head, protecting their neck if the worst happens, whilst giving them space as they grow. It's quick and easy to adjust the headrest, so your child's completely comfortable, whatever their height.

Warm days, cool rides

Imagine those hot days when every breeze feels like a gift. With the KIDFIX PRO, featuring air ventilation through ventilation holes, your child feels soothing air circulation even on the hottest days. The STYLE version features breathable mesh fabrics for even more air circulation to make your child feel cool, calm and cared for.

Three seats in a row

No need to compromise on safety or number of passengers in your car. The slim design (only 44 cm) of the i-Size approved KIDFIX PRO means there’s room for three car seats in a row. Whether it’s your growing family or your child’s dearest friends, the KIDFIX PRO turns every trip an adventure for your entire crew.

Quick-remove washable cover

Things can get messy in the car – drinks can spill and children can get travel sick. That’s why we’ve designed a machine washable seat cover that's easy to remove, so you can clean up quickly and get back to enjoying your adventures together.

Head to hip protection

Provide your child with the best protection as they grow up. The seat shell of the highback booster gives head to hip support for your little one, while the belt guides ensure correct positioning of the seat belt. The padded headrest brings safety and comfort for your child’s head and neck, so you can rest assured they're protected on every journey.

Science of comfort

Moments spent together on the road are precious. That's why our engineers delved deep into studying the human body model, ensuring the car seat embraces the youngest and the eldest with equal comfort. The result is not just ergonomic perfection but a haven of tranquility on every journey, promising restful rides for the entire family.

Always installed securely

Just two clicks are all it takes to install the KIDFIX PRO thanks to its ISOFIX connectors, with the indicators showing the correct and safe installation. Even if the seat is holding no child, it remains firmly in place. No ISOFIX in the car? Installation is also possible without ISOFIX using the 3-point seat belt.

*SecureGuard is on Style and Lux fabric Kidfix Pro only - not Classic

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