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cybex beige car seat CYBEX Pallas G3 I-SIZE PLUS Car Seats

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cybex beige car seat CYBEX Pallas G3 I-SIZE PLUS Car SeatsPlease note: this item is not stocked in store and will be delivered in 7 14 days. Meet the next generation Pallas G3, a 2 in 1 car seat that builds on years of innovation. Award winning impact shield technology reduces the risk of neck injuries by 25%. A single click makes on or off boarding quick and easy for parents as well as more comfortable for kids. Cybex Pallas 2 in 1 car seats have had families backs for years to keep their child safe from

Please note: this item is not stocked in store and will be delivered in 7-14 days.

Meet the next generation Pallas G3, a 2-in-1 car seat that builds on years of innovation. Award-winning impact shield technology reduces the risk of neck injuries by 25%. A single click makes on or off-boarding quick and easy for parents as well as more comfortable for kids.

Cybex Pallas 2-in-1 car seats have had families’ backs for years to keep their child safe from toddler to teen. Award-winning impact-shield technology reduces the risk of neck injuries by 25%. As well as bringing the highest safety levels, it is preferred by kids to a harness system, keeping them safe and secure with a single click but still lets them move to play or relax in comfort. The innovative and revolutionary reclining headrest keeps their head up to 7 times safer while L.S.P. System Plus means they are 20% more protected. All-round air ventilation plus the one-hand seat recline guarantee the perfect traveling environment and position, giving you a solution that will last a childhood.

Features:

25% Reduction in neck injuries - advanced impact shield safety

The Pallas G3 has an integrated impact shield that acts like an inflated airbag to keep your child secure and help reduce neck injuries by 25% compared to the traditional harness system. Specially designed to distribute the impact over a larger surface, it reduces the strain on your child’s neck and head. Kids prefer it too as it doesn’t restrict their movements but keeps them snug and secure on every journey thanks to its award-winning technology.

Easily secures your child in seconds - one-hand adjustable impact shield

Take seatbelt stress out of your life and make getting your child in or out of the car a pleasure for everyone involved. The compact, cushioned impact shield can be secured or released with one click and is easier to use than a harness system. Clever design means it can easily be adjusted to suit your growing child using only one hand. An additional locking indicator pops up on the impact shield and remains visible until it is correctly secured.

2-in-1 Seat - Usability from 15 months until approx. 12 years

Your child’s most loyal companion, this car seat will accompany them through life’s most important growing phase, from toddler to approx. 12 years old. Removing the impact shield and switching to the seatbelt when they are 105 tall or weigh 21kgs, extends the usage of this 2-in-1 seat.

20% Higher side – impact protection - L.S.P. system plus

Our L.S.P. System Plus truly keeps your child safer on every journey. By reducing the force of a side impact by up to 20% and distributing it throughout the car seat shell and headrest, it gives parents extra peace of mind on every trip.

Optimal breathability - all-round air ventilation

Have the air flowing and your child smiling thanks to cleverly placed vents throughout the car seat. In our Pallas G3 Plus line, special mesh fabric that is up to 6x more breathable keeps the sweat away from them on hot, sweaty journeys.

Assured safety - i-size certified

Safety is everything and this car seat is designed to meet the strict criteria of the latest safety standard UNR129/04. The i-size certification means it should fit in your vehicle, safely secured by ISOFIX and is much more protective in a side impact. A robust top tether gives your child extra protection and parents, peace of mind.

Perfect sleeping position - one-hand seat recline

Parents can recline the seat with just one hand to find their child’s perfect traveling position. Once adjusted, the backrest is designed to keep them comfortable or nap on longer journeys.

Up to 7x safer for the head - reclining headrest

Sleep in safety and comfort thanks to a Cybex invented reclining headrest that is up to 7x safer for your child’s head by keeping it snug in the safety zone, vital in a side-impact. The recline options guarantee that every journey will be a dream for your little one.

  • When compared to a conventional seat with a harness system (forward-facing use) in a front crash
  • According to an internal study
  • Compared to the head out of the safety zone with the same product (HIC 36), in ADAC side-impact test (27 km/h) 2024
  • Compared to the same seat without an L.S.P. System
  • Müller G.; Kühn M.; Karakus B. ; Bende J. 2019. “Misuse of Child restraint systems: Additional Aspects of the 2017 GDV Field Study.“ Gesamtverband der Deutschen Versicherungswirtschaft e. V., Forschungsbericht Nr. 55
  • Compared to other car seat fabrics

Specifications:

  • Regulation: UN R129/04
  • Child Age: from approx. 15 months to 12 years
  • Child Height: 76cm – 150cm
  • Child Weight: 9kg - 50kg
  • Dimentions: L 40.5 cm / W 59.5 cm / H 59 – 81 cm
  • Product Weight: 8.9kg
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