Maxi Cosi Tobi car seat from 9 months to 4 years - ?40

By lagoa
May 13, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted May 13, 2015

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Posted May 13, 2015

We are selling our maxi cosi car seat. It is 4 years old, never been in an accident or even a bump. Just washed the covers. Great condition, see attached ?40

Features:

Maxi-Cosi car seat positions the seat higher so that little ones can easily see out of the window during car journeys. A group 1 car seat, suitable for toddlers 9-18kg (approximately 9 months to 4 years), the Tobi is easy to install with a 3-point seat belt.

The Tobi features an innovative harness system which springs open and stays in that position whilst seating your child.

The car seat features protective side supports, which offer protection against side impact, and the shoulder straps and headrest can be easily adjusted with one hand so the seat grows with your child.

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