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cybex precios CYBEX Solution G2 I-Fix Plus Car Seat

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cybex precios CYBEX Solution G2 I-Fix Plus Car SeatFoldable and lightweight, the Solution G2 child car seat combines portability with advanced safety features like the reclining headrest. Unfold safety lasting a childhood with the Solution G2, successor to the ADAC test winning Solution G i Fix. Switching between cars just became easier with the foldable Solution G2: the successor to the Solution G i Fix, the recipient of the best ever ADAC test result for a high back booster. Perfect for modern life,

Foldable and lightweight, the Solution G2 child car seat combines portability with advanced safety features like the reclining headrest. Unfold safety lasting a childhood with the Solution G2, successor to the ADAC test winning Solution G i-Fix.

Switching between cars just became easier with the foldable Solution G2: the successor to the Solution G i-Fix, the recipient of the best ever ADAC test result for a high back booster. Perfect for modern life, it’s easy to switch between cars or to take with you in taxis, on the subway, or on vacation. Featuring a convenient carry handle, it’s also self-standing and compact for storage – maximum convenience. As your child grows, flexible side wings adjust to give extra room. And a reclining headrest can improve head safety sevenfold¹, while the Linear Side-impact Protection System Plus reduces crash forces by up to 20%² – safer travels and peace of mind.

Features:

Up to 7x safer for the head¹

A child's head is up to seven times safer within the protection of the car seat as it is outside. Our reclining headrest helps keep the head within this zone of protection, letting your child sleep in the utmost safety and travel comfortably.

Folding in Seconds

The Solution G2 quickly folds down to a compact shape that takes up to a third less storage space compared to its unfolded size. It's compact enough to stow easily in your car trunk or at home. Weighing just 5.8 kg and equipped with a convenient carry handle, it's so easy to take when traveling on the subway, going on vacation, or switching between cars.

20% Higher Side-impact Protection

An integrated energy-absorbing shell helps the Linear Side-impact Protection System Plus redirect up to 20% more side-impact force away from your child.

The Perfect Fit for Every Age

The height-adjustable headrest ensures safety and comfort as your child grows towards their teenage years. Flexible side wings provide extra room when needed.

Optimal Breathability

Keep your child cool on the go on humid, sticky days with all-round air ventilation. Specially placed air vents integrated into the car seat shell let hot air flow away from your child. Choose a Plus Line seat for additional mesh fabric that’s six times more breathable than conventional car seat covers, adding extra ventilation.

Adjustable Comfort

Finding just the right recline position for your child to travel in perfect comfort is easy. The Solution G2 can be reclined with only one hand by pulling or pushing the base of the seat.

Assured Safety

The Solution G2 is designed with safety in mind. The car seat is compliant with the latest UN R129/04 safety norm, including the highest side-impact testing standards. Equipped with ISOFIX for easier installation, it's certified to fit all i-Size vehicle seats.

Compatible with:

  • Summer Cover
  • Car Seat Cup Holder
  • ISOFIX Guides

Specifications:

  • Age range: From approx. 3 up to 12 years
  • Child height: 100 - 150 cm
  • Child weight: From approx. 15 up to 50 kg
  • Approval regulation: UN R129/04

Dimensions – Unfolded

  • Length: 380 mm
  • Width: 590 mm
  • Height: 550 - 800 mm
  • Weight: 5.8 kg

Dimensions – Folded

  • Length: 590 mm
  • Width: 260 mm
  • Height: 550 mm
  • Weight: 5.8 kg
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