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rotating maxi cosi car seat MAXI COSI|Andi 360° Rotating Convertible Car Seat |Kido Bebe

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rotating maxi cosi car seat MAXI COSI|Andi 360° Rotating Convertible Car Seat |Kido BebeMeet the Maxi Cosi Andi 360 rotating all in one convertible car seat, designed to simplify every journey. Install once, and you're done! Our innovative rotating car seat, featuring 360 FlexiSpin technology, lets you rotate it into all modes of use (rear facing and forward facing), making it easy to install and remove your child without back strain, without having to reinstall them as they grow. But installation isn't just about convenienceit's also

Meet the Maxi-Cosi Andi 360° rotating all-in-one convertible car seat, designed to simplify every journey. Install once, and you're done! Our innovative rotating car seat, featuring 360° FlexiSpin technology, lets you rotate it into all modes of use (rear-facing and forward-facing), making it easy to install and remove your child without back strain, without having to reinstall them as they grow.

But installation isn't just about convenience—it's also about safety. That's why we've also solved one of the most common installation problems, which 7 out of 10 parents unknowingly face: insufficient seat belt tension. Maxi-Cosi TensionFix is our patent-pending red-green tension indicator that tells you if your belt is correctly tensioned. A visual top strap tension indicator ensures correct use, for added peace of mind.

The Andi 360° car seat is designed to grow with your child from birth to 10 years. Travel with confidence thanks to its three modes: rear-facing (2.3 to 18 kg, 48 to 102 cm), forward-facing (13 to 29 kg, 87 to 124 cm), and belt-attached car seat (18 to 45 kg, 110 to 132 cm).

Designed for safety, its exceptional rotating design meets or exceeds all federal safety standards. Andi 360° keeps the car seat and base securely connected at all times with a connector cord. Once installed, the cord prevents the car seat from detaching from the base, providing added safety and peace of mind for parents. With Andi 360°, you benefit from the perfect balance of innovation, safety, and simplicity, so you can focus on what matters most: enjoying the journey with your child.

Product Features :

ONE INSTALL AND DONE! : The 360° FlexiSpin technology allows rotation in all usage modes and makes getting your child in and out of the car easier than ever, while eliminating the need to reinstall as your child grows.
10 YEARS OF USE : All-in-one convertible car seat for children from birth to 10 years: rear-facing (5-40 lbs, 19-40 in), forward-facing (30-65 lbs, 29-49 in) and belt-positioning booster seat (40-100 lbs, 43-52 in).
INTEGRAL VEHICLE BELT LOCK DISABLED : and Maxi-Cosi TensionFix, our patent-pending red-to-green tension indicator, tells you when your seat belt is tight and helps you achieve a secure fit during installation.
SECURE TOP TETHER : with a visual indicator that promotes correct use of the strap with a clearly visible guide.
SECURE AND EFFORTLESS ATTACHMENT : With magnetic harness holders to help keep the harness out of the way while placing your child in the seat and a ClipQuick™ magnetic chest clip for hassle-free buckle fastening.
QUICKFIT 10-POSITION HEADREST : and the harness adjusts easily as your child enters the next stage of growth.
EFFORTLESS RECLINE : Adjusts to 5 recline positions, keeping your child comfortable every step of the way.
INNOVATIVE CUP HOLDER DESIGN: Rotates to accommodate cups of different shapes and styles. Both cup holders are removable and dishwasher safe.
FUTURE-FRIENDLY FABRICS: Made from 100% recycled PureCosi™ and EcoCare flame-retardant fabrics, without wood or flame-retardant treatment. The resulting yarn is soft, comfortable, breathable, and machine washable.
DESIGNED AND TESTED : Its exceptional design meets or exceeds federal safety standards. The integrated connection cord ensures that the base and seat must be used together during installation, for added safety and peace of mind.

Product Details :

(Assembled) Product Length (inches) : 22
(Assembled) Product Width (inches) : 22
(Assembled) Product Height (inches) : 23
Product Weight (pounds) : 28.6
Minimum Age for use - recommended (Months) : Newborn
Minimum Age for use - recommended (Months) : 10 Years
Minimum Height for use - Rear Facing - recommended (inches ) : 19
Maximum Height for use - Rear Facing - recommended (inches ) : 40
Minimum Weight for use - Rear Facing - recommended (pounds ) : 5
Maximum Weight for use- Rear Facing - recommended (pounds) : 40
Minimum Height for use - Forward Facing - recommended (inches ) : 29
Maximum Height for use - Forward Facing - recommended (inches ) : 49
Minimum Weight for use - Forward Facing - recommended (pounds) : 22
Maximum Weight for use- Forward Facing - recommended (pounds) : 65
Minimum Height for use - Booster - if applicable- recommended (inches): 43
Maximum Height for use- Booster - if applicable- recommended (inches) : 52
Minimum Weight for use - Booster -if applicable- recommended (pounds ) : 40
Minimum Weight for use - Booster -if applicable- recommended (pounds) : 100
Cup Holders : Yes
No. of Cup Holders : 2
No. of Buckle Positions : 3
Product material : Plastic, polyurethane foam, polyester fibres
Warranty : 1 Year
Country of Origin : China

Discover effortless travel with the MAXI COSI Andi 360° Rotating All-in-One Convertible Car Seat at Kido Bébé—shop now and make every ride safer, simpler, and smoother for you and your little one!

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