Offers 360° rotation and extended rear-facing safety for enhanced comfort and ease of use
Features improved head stability, a longer-use newborn insert, and an ergonomic design
Adapts to your child's changing needs with multi-position recline and rear-facing to high-back booster conversion
Built to the latest UN R129 safety standards for reliable protection

Specifications & features

Key features

Improved 360° rotation with one-hand operation, so you can rotate the seat easily to the car door for seamless buckling + unbuckling – now with smoother, more ergonomic handling
Enhanced newborn insert is now suitable up to 75 cm with a flatter, more reclined position + energy-absorbing foam pads to support natural posture + comfort
New head stability design offers better protection + support to reduce head flop during naps, especially for younger children
Certified to UN R129 standards, with deep, padded side wings + a V-shaped headrest designed to absorb energy + limit movement during a collision
Removable, washable covers + soft chest pads for easy cleaning after spills or sickness, plus no need to detach the harness when removing the fabric, making clean-up that bit quicker

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Cybex

Cybex Cloud G i-Size Group 0+ Baby Car Seat - Lava Grey (CL)

€151.96

Infant Car Seats (Group 0+)

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Added by 3 parents

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Parents love: Plush, comfortable interior, Easy LATCH installation

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