Joie i-Spin Safe™ Car Seat Installation | i-Size & Plus Tested Rear-Facing Car Seat

Wahoo! You've purchased the i-Spin Safe™, and now you need to know how to install your new car seat!
0:20 - 0:43 - i-Spin Safe product usage
0:44 - 1:29 - load leg and ISOFIX installation
1:30 - 1:55 - harness and buckle
1:56 - 2:33 - load and secure child
Wondering if i-Spin Safe™ will fit in your vehicle? Go check out our vehicle fit guide at fitguide.joieb...
The i-Spin Safe™ is a twice tested and twice proven i-Size and Plus Tested spinning seat that rides rearward only, all the way up to 18.5 kg and approx. 4 years. Transporting all the compactness and convenience you crave along with the world’s highest safety standards and every parent’s favourite spins-to-you feature.
Learn more about Joie i-Spin Safe™ at www.joiebaby.com/product/i-spin-safe
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[@_Anonymous_9]

Thanks for making the video short and to the point 👍

[@JoieBabyGlobal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dotcotton3308]

Good seat bloody bloody

[@amorax6541]

Our buckle tongues look different and don’t really fit easily into the side loops, 1:41

[@seasonedtoker]

I still don't get it how this type of rear facing seat can be safe up to 4 years of age while the kid in the video rests her feet on the car's backrest and her knees are bent. These seats provide awfully little leg room.

[@JoieBabyGlobal]

Hi there! We understand your concern, as parents often feel their little ones might be uncomfortable rearfacing! But most children will naturally find a position that is comfortable for them, and many rearface up to 4 or even well beyond in countries like Sweden where extended rearfacing is very common.
And while the legs tend to be a primary concern, there are actually more leg injuries when kids are forward facing vs. rearward. When forward facing in an impact, the legs can fly forward, hitting the back of the front seat and causing injury. If you're interested, we have more information at www.joiebaby.com/lookbacklonger.en/ !

[@kleinmischka]

"and her knees are bent" thats even more secure as they can better absorb impact while bent and not stretched.

[@nunoca]

What about the top tether? Isn't it needed even with the leg support?

[@tomsammons6480]

This is exactly what I was thinking! Wouldn’t you have 4 year old facing forward tho

[@29051967]

@@tomsammons6480 forward facing when your head weighs up to 25 percent of your body weight can lead to internal decapitation in an accident, so no, probably not. Axkid have some very informative UA-cam videos on why extended rearward facing is safer, in Sweden its not unusual to have a child rearward facing until age 6.

[@viralthings3065]

It's sooooo expensive.. but nice.

[@Adamz_Editz]

Hi

[@nilspatel1982]

Do the dimensions width include the side impact bars whne extended?

[@calvinmoreira4017]

Thumbs up from me.?