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All you do is fold the ISOFIX bars underneath the seat and then place it in the car like normal. Remember though that when the seat is unoccupied you should use the car's seat belt to retain it, otherwise it would be free to move under braking or in an accident.

@@SafelyTravelled thanks a lot.

Hi Mike, it comes it two parts as you saw in the video but it's not designed to be used without the backrest.

No problem and thanks for taking the time to comment.

That's great to hear and thanks for taking the time to comment.

Thanks for taking the time to comment. A little late to reply but I hope all is going well with your first.

All ISOFIX seats have some lateral movement when unloaded, it's an important part of the design. I agree though that I should have pushed the seat back more in to the car's seat which goes some way to reducing the movement.

Hi Victoria, from what I can see the S2 has slightly more padding in the head area and a few tweaks to the base, but it doesn't gain any new features. The exception is that some of the colourways appear to come with a cup holder, which the original model didn't have. My kids are still using their seats (and will be for some time) and they are holding up well, so I'd definitely buy them again.

Hi there, thanks for the positive feedback, it's really appreciated. Regarding your questions, yes, both my children find the seats very comfortable and they have no complaints. I am looking at stocking a product (KneeGuard Kids) that acts as a footrest which I think would make them even more comfortable going forward. The back section isn't wobbly once installed in the car as the ISOFIX mounts keep the child seat firmly pressed into the car seat. As a result there are no noises coming from the seats when the children aren't in the car with me. Since this video the seats have moved in to a Mercedes GLC and the process of removing and re-installing them was super easy too. It's a shame that Cybex won't let me stock/sell them but I keep trying.

Hi Nicolai, my children are 7 (8 next month) and 6 and there's plenty of room currently. The challenge is that in the car they are now installed in (Audi A4) the top of the seat when fully extended is very close to the roof so I doubt I will be able to keep my son in it much beyond 140cm even though it is rated to 150cm. There is some flexibility in the sides to allow for movement when getting close to the width and I don't think that will be a problem through to 140cm.

Hi Omar, I don't recommend that parents use boosters without high-backs unless it's unavoidable. Backless boosters offer much less side impact protection and they don't allow for the correct routing of the seat belt. Given high backed boosters fit in a car as small as a Mini I can't see a reason not to use them.

Hi Ben, there definitely isn't enough room between these seats even when installed in my wife's Mercedes GLC. The Axkid Big Kid 2 is a little narrower but not by much but it might be worth you trying those although it all depends on what car you are fitting them in to.

Hi Mary, Big Kid 2 Premium is certified to ECE R44/4 not i-Size which is R129.

Hi Hossam, thanks for the question. With this seat you can fold the ISOFIX connectors away so they are hidden beneath the seat. You can then install it in a car without ISOFIX and use it as normal.

@@SafelyTravelled Thanks so much 🙏

I regularly install car seats in customer's cars. It might be their pride and joy (which is how I treat my own cars) or they might treat it like it's a disposable object (which seems to be your approach). It's not for me to judge but it is my job to help people make well informed decisions and I see plenty enough damage from the installation of car seats that I always recommend using a mat. If a customer chooses not to use one then that's fine - I'm not not forcing them to buy one.

Hi Adaobi, unfortunately I no longer have the base, so I can't do a video. It was over 10 years old and that is considered the point beyond which you shouldn't use this type of equipment in the UK. I did do a video that shows how to disassemble it though, which may show you what you need. I do recall that it wasn't very intuitive, so I am not surprised to hear you are having trouble. It's here: ua-cam.com/video/ciVuGjbMgpg/v-deo.html Also this seat is labelled as a Peg Perego Primo Viaggio in other markets so you may also be able to find some video content by using that in your search too. Good luck and all the best, James

@@SafelyTravelled thanks a lot. I got it from other videos. I'm still grateful for this video here.

Salut et merci d’avoir pris le temps de laisser un commentaire. J’ai appris Français jusqu’à l’âge de 16 ans, mais malheureusement, je l’ai presque tout oublié. Google translate est venu à mon secours pour cela! J’espère que vous avez trouvé un siège qui vous plaisait.

Hi and thanks for watching the video, I'm glad you found it useful.

Yes they do. In the car I fitted them to they needed to point down but they can just as easily point upwards, allowing you to sit the base of the Cybex seat correctly on the car's seat base. Out of interest, what car are you fitting them to as it is unusual that the ISOFIX mountings are set too high and it would be good to investigate further.

@@SafelyTravelled Renault Espace mkIV. I’m using a maxi Cosi with a base and front tripod leg to keep things level. I could put a 2” section of hard foam in

Thanks Mark!

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me to, tnx

Thanks for watching my video!