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New knowledge tells that all children under 3 years old should travel rearfacing. Crash studies done by ADAC and the International Consumer Organization, ICRT Show 5 times higher risk for severe injury in the neck of children by forward- facing seats compared with rearfacing seats. Practical experience from Scandinavia also points out that the seatshell will protect the child from being injured from smashing into front seats or other fragments. Furthermore there will not be any injuries due to belt intrusion in the child´s body.

Studies from really life accidents done by Volvo show that rearfacing seats are 5 times safer than forwardfacing seats.

Further features:
- Technically the same seat as BeSafe iZi Kid ISOfix, but can also be used forwardfacing

New knowledge tells that all children under 3 years old should travel rearfacing. Crash studies done by ADAC and the International Consumer Organization, ICRT Show 5 times higher risk for severe injury in the neck of children by forward- facing seats compared with rearfacing seats. Practical experience from Scandinavia also points out that the seatshell will protect the child from being injured from smashing into front seats or other fragments. Furthermore there will not be any injuries due to belt intrusion in the child´s body.

Studies from really life accidents done by Volvo show that rearfacing seats are 5 times safer than forwardfacing seats.

Further features:
- Technically the same seat as BeSafe iZi Kid ISOfix, but can also be used forwardfacing
- ISOfix when rearfacing, Click-in & installed
- Simple belt installation when forwardfacing
- Safety leg and tension system give a really tight fit to the car
- GREEN indicators showing correct installation, RED if false
- 4 reclined positions
- Construction based on iZi Kid X1, test winner of the hardest test in Europe
- Sandwich construction, reinforced plastic shell with 40mm soft shell inside
- Soft & Comfortable seat covers
- Removable and washable seat covers

See: Safety / Why rearfacing
See: Safety / Our recommendations