Unique belt-guide system for quick and easy buckle-up
Extra protection of child's head
Patented AirProtect® technology on headrest for extra protection of child's head
ISOFIX installation
Equipped with ISOFIX anchorages for safe and stable installation in the car
Grows with the child
Easy headrest and backrest adjustment from the top
Product description
Travelling is about the fun of taking your child to see places and create memories. The Maxi-Cosi RodiFix AirProtect® is about getting you there and back safely, without a worry.
The AirProtect® technology is specially designed to provide your child with the best side protection possible, even reducing the risk of head and neck injury by 20%. The one-click ISOFIX installation system and unique belt guide means installing the RodiFix AirProtect and securing your child is quick and easy. Additionally, the simultaneous height and width adjustment and 2 recline positions mean your child will always be comfortable and safe as they grow.
Are children taller than 1.35 metres required to sit in a child car seat?
No, but they must wear a car seat belt! Please note that the height limit for Republic of Ireland is 1.5 metres.
Is it true that you are no longer allowed to use a booster cushion/seat without back support?
Not only Maxi-Cosi, but also independent consumer organisations advise strongly against using a seat booster without back support. Back support is essential, particularly for reasons of side impact protection, though also due to the positioning of the seat belt around the neck and chest. Booster seats and cushions without back support are not yet prohibited, but must comply with the minimum requirements of the ECE R44/03 and ECE R44/04 standards.
When should I make the transition from a Group 1 seat to a Group 2/3 seat?
For the safety of your child, we recommend using the Group 1 car seat (9 months to 3 1/2 years/9-18 kg) for as long as possible. Wait to switch your child to a next stage car seat when your child has reached the maximum weight limit or if the top of your child’s head protrudes above the top edge of the seat. As long as the back of your child's head is fully supported by the shell, we advise against making the switch just yet, so that your child can be offered the best possible protection.
