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cloud z2 i-size cybex Cybex Cloud Z2 i-Size Infant Car Seat + Int'l Shipping, Deep BlackCybex Sirona Z2 i Size Plus Toddler Car Seat Deep Black The Plus edition offers a premium experience, featuring beautiful twill look fabrics for a more luxurious finish. The Sirona Z2 i Size showcases safety, convenience and style. Thanks to the clever 360 rotation mechanism its easy to choose between the safe rear facing or the comfortable forward facing positions. Your childs entry and exit are also effortless, as the seat can now be rotated to the

Cybex Sirona Z2 i-Size Plus Toddler Car Seat - Deep Black

The Plus edition offers a premium experience, featuring beautiful twill-look fabrics for a more luxurious finish.

The Sirona Z2 i-Size showcases safety, convenience and style. Thanks to the clever 360° rotation mechanism it’s easy to choose between the safe rear-facing or the comfortable forward-facing positions. Your child’s entry and exit are also effortless, as the seat can now be rotated to the door-side of the car even if reclined. The industry-defining safety standards that CYBEX is known for are assured with the inbuilt Linear Side-impact Protection System and Energy-Reduction technology. Smooth, comfortable and safe trips for you and your child are a given with the Sirona Z2 i-Size.

Features

• 360° rotation mechanism

• Rear-facing car seat

• One-hand seat recline

• Integrated L.S.P. System

Functions

SensorSafe – A smart clip that enhances the safety of your child seated in the car

Peace of mind for you, better safety for your child. CYBEX fuses smart technology and smart design with the introduction of SensorSafe: helping you keep track of the safety and health of your child. Available for several CYBEX Platinum and Gold i-Size car seats, the SensorSafe Clip attaches to the harness system. SensorSafe provides essential alerts to help prevent critical situations: when your child unbuckles the clip, if your child is put at risk of vehicular heatstroke because of ambient temperature changes or from being left alone in the car, or if your child has been seated for too long. All alerts are received via Bluetooth on your smartphone through a user-friendly app that also provides guidance on installation, how-to videos, FAQs and more.

Please note the Sensorsafe is sold separately and can be found here

Easy boarding position

The 360° rotation mechanism eases the child’s entry and exit, relieving strain on parent’s backs. The seat can be rotated using only one hand even when in a reclined position, allowing even the youngest passenger to be boarded ergonomically. The rotation mechanism makes switching between rear and forward-facing positions easy.

Safe travels up to 4 years

In its rear-facing position Sirona Z2 i-Size reduces the risk of injury in a head-on collision. Tests show that the force of impact from a frontal crash is distributed more evenly over a large area of the car seat shell. We recommend using the Sirona in the rear-facing position until the child is at least 15 months old and longer if possible.

Maximum comfort in the car

The one-hand recline function makes it easy for parents to adjust the seat while keeping their other hand free. The Sirona Z2 i-Size car seat has 5 recline positions in both rear and forward-facing modes, increasing comfort for sleeping and travelling.

Side-impact protection

The integrated Linear Side-impact Protection (L.S.P.) System of the Sirona Z2 i-Size offers increased safety in the event of a side-impact collision. Working in combination with the energy-absorbing shell, it reduces the force of a side-impact by approximately 25%.

More safety when forward-facing

The Sirona Z2 i-Size Energy-Reduction Technology (ER-Tech) offers increased safety for your child in the forward-facing position in the event of a head on collision. In a frontal crash, technology in the seat helps to reduce the force acting on the neck of a child by more than 20%, compared to other conventional 5-point harness systems.

Grows with the child

The adjustable headrest has 12 positions so it can be adapted to your child’s size as they grow, offering protection throughout the years that the car seat is in use.

Good fit for even the youngest travellers

The Sirona Z2 i-Size includes a removable newborn inlay, which creates a near-flat lying position for newborns. This helps to reduce the risk of the baby’s head tipping forward while asleep, which can lead to serious breathing problems. To accommodate your infant as they grow, the newborn inlay should be removed once the child is taller than 60 cm.

Effortless boarding

The magnetic belt holders ease taking your child in and out of the car by securing the belts to the sides of the car seat, so they do not obstruct your child’s entry or exit.

Specification

• Dimensions: 71.5cm(L) x 43cm(W) x 64cm(H)

• Product Weight: 15kg

• Fabric covers machine washable at 30°

• UN R129/03 i-Size

• HEIGHT: 45 cm - 105 cm

• WEIGHT: Max. 18 kg

• AGE: From birth up to approx. 4 years

What's Included

• Newborn Inlay

Please note the Base Z2 is sold separately and can be found

Warranty

This product has a 3 year manufacturer warranty

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