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maxi cosi nomad.plus 2 Year Warranty) Maxi-Cosi Nomad Plus Car Seat With Travel Bag

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maxi cosi nomad.plus 2 Year Warranty) Maxi-Cosi Nomad Plus Car Seat With Travel BagThe Maxi Cosi Nomad Plus car seat is ultra compact, lightweight and fits into any car in just 30 seconds, so you can take safety and peace of mind with you, wherever you go. Easy to fold and carry, the Nomad Plus has been designed for your freedom of travel. Safety Wherever youre heading, by taking your own trusted car seat with you, you can relax knowing that your child is fully protected and safe with the seats reinforced Side Impact Protection. The

The Maxi-Cosi Nomad Plus car seat is ultra-compact, lightweight and fits into any car in just 30 seconds, so you can take safety and peace of mind with you, wherever you go. Easy to fold and carry, the Nomad Plus has been designed for your freedom of travel.

Safety

Wherever you’re heading, by taking your own trusted car seat with you, you can relax knowing that your child is fully protected and safe with the seat’s reinforced Side Impact Protection. The Maxi-Cosi Nomad Plus fits in every car by installing it with the car seatbelt. The belt routine is always visible, for the perfect installation. A 5-point safety harness makes sure your little one is always seated safely.

Ease of use

Travelling with children has never been easier – even without your own car. Whether you’re jumping in a taxi, renting a car to see the grandparents, or jetting off on your summer holidays, family travel feels free and easy with Nomad Plus. Only one-third of the weight of a regular toddler seat, the Nomad Plus folds so compactly that it’s perfect for travelling light. Nomad Plus is quick to install (less than 30 seconds) and super-easy to carry, so your child can travel safely and in comfort, everywhere you go.

Age range

For modern families on the move, Nomad Plus is the car seat you can easily take with you, wherever you go, from approx. 15 months up to 4 years.

Comfort

Maxi-Cosi Nomad Plus has a headrest that extends up, to enhance your child’s comfort and protection. Nestled in its soft fabrics (made using premium 100% recycled Eco Care fabric) and extra-comfy padded seat, your little one will always be snug and comfortable travelling from one adventure to the next.

  • Easy to take everywhere: Nomad Plus is built for travel. Ultra-compact and lightweight (4.26kg), it's super-easy to fold up and has an integrated handle and travel bag.
  • Fits easily into any car: Taxi, car rental or car share? No problem. Nomad Plus easily fits any car thanks to its belt installation, and is quick to install in less than 30 seconds. 
  • Take safety with you: When you travel with your own car seat, you can relax knowing that your child is safe with Nomad Plus's reinforced Side Impact Protection.
  • Comfortable everywhere you go: You may be on the move, but your child will be comfortable thanks to the soft fabrics and comfortable padding in the seat. 

Product weight: 4.26kg

Product dimensions: L 37.5 x W 21.5 x H 50.5 cm

Folded dimensions: L 26 x W 50 x H 57 cm

Age of child: 15 months - 4 years

Height of child: 76 - 105 cm

Weight of child: max 18 kg

Box dimensions: L 38.5 x W 21 x H 52.2 cm

 

Easy to take everywhere: Nomad Plus is built for travel. Ultra-compact and lightweight (4.26kg), it's super-easy to fold up and has an integrated handle and travel bag.


The warranty lasts for 2 years, and takes effect from the date of purchase. Customers can register their product on the Maxi-Cosi site (https://www.maxi-cosi.co.uk/c/product-registration-form) and get an extended 5 years warranty on their car seats.


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