maxi cosi pebble or cabriofix for Stokke

[79parrott]

Hi there all just wondering if any body know which seat fits the Stokke xplory 2010 adaptors..

Also is it only with the family fix base that the pebble reclines.

thanks

[AbFabT]

Stokke have just brought this out:

www.stokke.com/en-gb/stroller/car-seat.aspx

We are still undecided though, there's so much to think about.

[79parrott]

hi it looks fab would save buying carrycot but there's no imformation on the weight on the seat it looks heavy..have you got a Stokke? if yes have you any faults with it

thanks

[AbFabT]

Hi

Still researching it myself - first baby due October, got the pram so far (Xplory) but obviously not used it yet! I've just started another thread on carseats, got a few answers there - might help you too?

Good thinking re the no need for the carrycot (not that we were going to bother with that anyway!).

So far, this is the cheapest I have found £204.95.

[AbFabT]

Just found out the weight of the carseat:

Gross Weight: 8.70KG

[79parrott]

Hi abFabT oh god that's heavy, When looking today ya stokke in purple with the carrycot, the pebble car seat and easy fit base have the next stage car seat cause this will be baby 3 so don't neeed family base..

buying it in baby baby online it the best price.. thaks every one... Best of luck for October..

[AbFabT]

Hey, parrot79.

Thanks for the website link - I'll compare prices.

Good luck to you too!

[Carseatcrazy]

It is heavy!! I've had one (the besafe version not the stokke version- but I think it's the same seat). Great idea if you're going to be doing a lot of travelling, but v heavy to move in and out of the car. Also, for some reason, I found it fairly hard to get my DS in and out of the seat compared to when I then got a maxi cosi- I think the izi sleep is more closed in somehow around their head- again safer, but not great as soon as they get a bit bigger at 3-4 months.....I'd use mine again at the start, and then transfer to my KISS or cabriofix soon as their airway was less at risk :)

i know i'm probably not helping, but have you looked at some of the other lay-flat convertible ones- like that new one from Jane? I think it is nice and light, but allows them to still sit rearfacing, but allows them to lie flatter when out of the car.....

and if your stokke has cabriofixz adaptors, the chances are a range of seats would fit onto it....not helpful I know- sorry :)