Get Set Grow Plus i-Size 360 Car Seat Hoglet
Cosatto

Get Set Grow Plus i-Size 360 Car Seat Hoglet

The BubsNest Verdict

The Cosatto Get Set Grow Plus i-Size 360 Car Seat is a well-reviewed all-stage seat that parents find versatile and safe. Many appreciate the 360-degree rotation and extended rear-facing mode, which they say makes it easy to get children in and out. However, some note the seat is quite large and bulky, which can be an issue for smaller cars or tight spaces. Overall, it seems to be a solid choice for families seeking an i-Size seat with advanced safety features.

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What parents say

BubsNest expert analysis of 4 parenting forum discussions

“Versatile i-Size seat with 360-degree rotation and extended rear-facing”

7.4

Solid Choice

The Cosatto Get Set Grow Plus i-Size 360 Car Seat is a well-reviewed all-stage seat that parents find versatile and safe. Many appreciate the 360-degree rotation and extended rear-facing mode, which they say makes it easy to get children in and out. However, some note the seat is quite large and bulky, which can be an issue for smaller cars or tight spaces. Overall, it seems to be a solid choice for families seeking an i-Size seat with advanced safety features.

What parents love

Versatile all-stage designParents like that this seat can be used from birth up to around 12 years old, with both rear-facing and forward-facing modes.
360-degree rotationThe smooth, one-handed rotation makes it simple to get children in and out of the car, especially when rear-facing.
Extended rear-facingMany parents value that this seat can be used rear-facing up to 105cm, which they see as safer for young children.

Worth knowing

Large and bulkySeveral parents note this seat takes up a lot of space, which can be an issue in smaller cars or tight rear seats.
Heavy to moveDue to its size and weight, some find this seat challenging to lift in and out of the car, especially when rear-facing.
Compatibility issuesA few parents report difficulties getting a secure fit in certain vehicle models, especially when using the support leg.

Best for

  • Families seeking an advanced, all-stage i-Size seat with extended rear-facing and 360-degree rotation
  • Parents with larger vehicles who can accommodate the seat's size

May not suit

  • Families with compact or smaller cars that may struggle with the seat's bulk
  • Parents who frequently need to move the seat between vehicles

Tips from parents

Before You Buy

Check the seat's dimensions and your vehicle's compatibility to ensure it will fit your car comfortably.

Getting the Most Out of It

Take advantage of the 360-degree rotation to make it easier to get your child in and out, especially when rear-facing.

Safety Note

Use the extended rear-facing mode for as long as possible, as this provides the best protection for young children.

Product details

The Get Set Grow Plus i-Size 360 Car Seat is an all-stage extended rear-facing car seat that provides safety and comfort for children from 40cm to 150cm in height. It features i-Size certification, ISOFIX installation, and a 360-degree rotating design with a support leg and side-impact protection.
  • Extended Rear Facing (ERF) from 40cm to 150cm
  • i-Size certified
  • ISOFIX installation
  • 360-degree rotating design
  • Support leg
  • Side-impact protection

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