Comparison Britax Romer KidFix Pro i-Size vs Britax Romer Kidfix M i-Size

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	Britax Romer KidFix Pro i-Size	Britax Romer Kidfix M i-Size
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	The XP Pad pad on the standard belt absorbs 30% more impact energy in the neck area. Additional SICT side protection system. SecureGuard - adding an additional fourth point of contact to securely fasten the waist belt on the child's pelvis. The additional SecureGuard protection is only available for the Style and Lux design models. The Classic design model does not have the additional SecureGuard protection.
Weight group	2 (15 – 25 kg) 3 (22 – 36 kg)	2 (15 – 25 kg) 3 (22 – 36 kg)
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Age range	3 – 7 years old 6 – 12 years old	3 – 7 years old 6 – 12 years old
Recommended height	100 – 150 cm	100 – 150 cm
Installation	seat belt ISOFIX	seat belt ISOFIX
Installation	forward facing	forward facing
Correct installation indicator
Adjustments	headrest height	headrest height
Equipment	removable cover anatomical cushion armrests	removable cover anatomical cushion armrests
Additional side protection
Harness type	none	none
Weight	6.7 kg	6.5 kg
Country of origin	Germany	Germany
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Added to E-Catalog	september 2024	june 2021

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Correct installation indicator

The presence in the design of the child restraint system of special indicators of correct installation. They help ensure that the child car seat is installed correctly and follows all prescribed safety guidelines. Most often, such indicators are represented by special marks that change color or position when the car seat is installed correctly. Such indicators are placed on Isofix system locks, seat belts for fastening a child, etc. And some models for the youngest passengers have built-in levels or angle indicators that help set the seat in the correct position, facing the rear of the vehicle.

Additional side protection

The car seat has structural elements that further protect the child from side impacts. At least such elements include sidewalls for head protection made of impact-absorbing material such as polyurethane foam; torso protection may also be provided. If you are looking for a car seat with the maximum level of protection, you should choose from models with additional side protection.