Britax Child seat using Isofix
10 January 2004, 10:49 PM
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Not sure about that one. I use the Britex Eclipse (limited edition), it fits fine & has 4 angle adjustments points. This model only fits facing forwards (looking towards the dash). Has easy adjustment on the harnesses. Fits fine in front seat too. (stiII) I dont think your allowed to fit them in the front if the car has got a passenger airbag.
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11 January 2004, 12:39 AM
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Have used one in an sti8 and sti7. fits snug, not too difficult to fit but i would n't want to have to move it between cars regularly as you have to get both arms round it. backs seats on an impreza are a little tight.
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I bought one just before Xmas from Halfrauds (£129). We found it a lot better than our old car seat, but that was only a cheep one. It can be a little bit awkward to fit to begin with, but once you have fitted it a few times it a doddle.
We have two cars one with ISO fix and the other without, moving between cars is dead easy now.
Tony
I bought one just before Xmas from Halfrauds (£129). We found it a lot better than our old car seat, but that was only a cheep one. It can be a little bit awkward to fit to begin with, but once you have fitted it a few times it a doddle.
We have two cars one with ISO fix and the other without, moving between cars is dead easy now.
Tony
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