Urban Kanga Travel Car Seat Portable and Foldable Group 1 for 9-18 Kg Uptown (TV107) (Black)

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You can use the Urban Kanga portable travel car seat in vehicles that are fitted with 3-point retractor safety belts, approved to UN/ECE Regulation No. 16 or other equivalent standards. Never secure your child or the child safety seat with a 2-point belt. Any straps holding the restraint to the vehicle should be tight and any straps restraining the child should be adjusted to the child’ s body size. The straps should not be twisted.

Please read the Instruction manual carefully before use. The product is a safety product and is only safe when used in accordance with the instruction manual. The included user guide is full of important information. We recommend reading through it so that under proper care and installation, your child can maximize the protective properties of the car seat. TinySeats is a bit of an unusual one with the isofix base. Again no crash test on it. It looks heavy. The inclusion of a booster mode seems strange and I wonder why they have done that, perhaps to make it seem like it lasts longer? But once you are in the booster age/stage, you will surely want a lighter and more practical travel option than this. I also wonder if including a booster option compromises on the other modes, it does seem to in most multi-mode seats for everyday use (that have been crash tested). However, great to have another option for rear facing if you want to, and the isofix plus support leg is likely to offer better protection from a frontal crash, though it doesn't look that different from the Urban Kanga for side impacts. As you note, needing isofix may be a problem. Do not use a child safety seat in the front seat if the vehicle seat is equipped with an active front air bag as this can be dangerous. This does not apply to side air bags.

This is a group 1 car seat, which means it’s approved to the older R44 regulations for children weighing 9-18kg, which is around 12 months to four years. As its name suggests, it's quite lightweight and portable, weighing just 3.1kg. According to the Singapore Police Force, there are around 8,000 car accidents annually in Singapore in which people are injured or killed, and this number is on the rise.

An easy folding portable travelcar seat that reduces space and makes it easy to carry along with you wherever you go For more information on Which? car seat testing, read our guide on How we test car seats. Tagged as:

Safety makes up 60% of the total test score, which means that the most important element of the product – whether it will protect your child or not in a crash – is reflected in the score. COVID-19 has dealt an unprecedented blow to the tourism industry, affecting the livelihoods of millions of workers. One of them was Komsan, an assistant chef in a luxury hotel based in the Srinakarin area. The Wombat booster seat is fitted with soft touch fabric with extra padding in the seat for more comfort for your young boy or girl. The upholstered armrests allow your child to travel like a king and the whole cover can be easily removed and washed. This lightweight car booster seat is easy to take along with you when traveling or switching between cars.

The Nachfolger is expensive, and I can imagine inflating it would be quite a faff while a taxi driver is waiting. The Urban Kanga's design maintains all safety requirements to keep your child safe, while enabling you to go where you want to. This car seat takes the weight and bulk out of your usual car seat, so you can have an easier time travelling with your child. Simply fold and go! Be inspired by freedom. It's approved to R129 regulations for children from 40-125cm (birth to age six) and passed the regulatory tests that allow it to be sold.Sign up to our Family newsletter to receive alerts for a range of safety stories, including car-seat recalls. And you should always take the time to register your new car seat with the manufacturer, so the company has your details and you can be automatically alerted if there is a safety recall. The Maxi-cosi Nomad (hoping it is better than the poorly rated Urban Kanga) till he grows to 105ish cm, then