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Which isofix booster seat to buy?

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dubbletrubble · 20/07/2010 12:53

I'm about to buy 3 new car seats to replace those damaged as a result of car accident. I want to get isofix ones and looking at the Recaro Monza Seatfix or the Britax Safefix. Has anyone got any ops on these or any others in the same price bracket that I could consider? Have 7 seater so they won't all be sitting together on back seat. Am leaning towards the Recaro as my brother has them & happy with them, and look more padded/comfortable for kids.

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Fizzielove · 20/07/2010 13:37

We hve the Britax ones - great comfortable seat! DS loves to have a snooze in it!

StealthPolarBear · 20/07/2010 13:39

we got the britax kidfix, was safest of its kind when we bought it
didn't think recaros had a very good reputation?? Could be wrong

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castleonthehill · 21/07/2010 14:10

we love our kidfix car seats as we don't have off street parking we had 2 for each car. They go out to take a child of 150cm which is the high that adult seat belts our tested for check of the britax web site to see how far they go up in your car. Have had 3 in the back of my c4 grand picasso it is a tight fit but possible.

I think the mp3 player in the recaro seat is a gimmick better to buy the children thier own that is easy for them to use

StealthPolarBear · 22/07/2010 07:46

the kidfix is so lovely and light compared to the maxi cosi priorifix (know I'm comparing a toddler seat with a booster!)

dubbletrubble · 25/07/2010 09:31

Sorry, I did mean the Kidfix version of the Britax booster seat. Still undecided.

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