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maxi cosi coral 360 essential grey Buy Maxi-Cosi - Coral 360 i-Size Baby Car Seat | Essential Grey | 0-12 Months | BambiniJO | Amman

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maxi cosi coral 360 essential grey Buy Maxi-Cosi - Coral 360 i-Size Baby Car Seat | Essential Grey | 0-12 Months | BambiniJO | Amman0 12 M 40 75 cm 0 12 kg Intuitive one hand FlexiSpin rotation First modular baby car seat Ultra lightweight carrying Easy in harness We have designed the first modular 360 rotating baby car seat designed for ultra lightweight carrying. The innovative modular design of the Maxi Cosi Coral 360 combines the highest safety standard with an advanced and easily detachable lightweight soft carrier. Compatible The Maxi Cosi Coral 360 is compatible with the

0 - 12 M
40 - 75 cm
0 - 12 kg

Intuitive one-hand FlexiSpin rotation | First modular baby car seat | Ultra-lightweight carrying | Easy-in harness

We have designed the first modular 360° rotating baby car seat designed for ultra-lightweight carrying. The innovative modular design of the Maxi-Cosi Coral 360 combines the highest safety standard with an advanced and easily detachable lightweight soft carrier.

Compatible

The Maxi-Cosi Coral 360 is compatible with the FamilyFix 360 base (sold separately), making it the ultimate, innovative solution for your newborn. Ultra-lightweight carrying and one-hand rotation makes Coral 360 the ultimate convenient solution for you and your baby. The soft carrier, which provides multiple carrying options for more intimacy, weighs just 1.7 kg and is fully upholstered with soft fabrics. The handles of the soft carrier are conveniently retractable and ensure comfortable use for both the parents and their newborn. The carrier locks easily into the intuitive safety shell, which can be clicked on the FamilyFix 360 rotative base for easy installation.

Installation

Installing the Maxi-Cosi Coral 360 has never been so easy thanks to the FamilyFix 360 rotative base, which connects to the ISOFIX anchors in your car. Click the Coral 360 on the base and just click-and-go! No ISOFIX anchorage points in your car? Don’t worry, the Coral 360 can also be installed using only the seat belt of your car. FamilyFix 360 rotative base allows you to leave the safety shell of the Coral 360 in your car while you use the innovative lightweight soft carrier (only 1.7 kg without the newborn inlay) to go from one place to another with your baby. With this clever modular design, you can lift your little one ergonomically out of the safety shell in the car and that with just one hand and without any hassle or bumping your head! Taking the detachable soft carrier out of the safety shell or clicking it back in requires no effort at all. The audio-visual indicators then confirm correct and safe usage.

Safety

Over 50 million babies have been carried home from the hospital with the help of Maxi-Cosi. As a leading specialist in child mobility, your little one’s safety is our top priority. Our intuitive and innovative car seats safely protect your child and help carry you as family happily into the future. External crash test scores for dynamic safety and ease of use highly recommend Maxi-Cosi’s car seat. The innovative and first-of-its-kind Coral 360 rotating car seat is designed and manufactured with the highest safety standards in the industry (R129/03 i-Size). This means both i-Size when installed onto the FamilyFix 360 rotative ISOFIX base or with the car seat belt. So travel with your baby from birth onwards without having to worry about safety! The soft fabrics in the inlay keep your little one comfortable and safe, and lock effortlessly in the hard safety shell.

Designed to keep you close

Stay close to your baby from day one thanks to the innovative split functionality that allows you to carry the lightweight (1.7 kg) soft carrier close to you. With its retractable handles, the soft carrier can be used in multiple ergonomic carrying positions for everyday mobility. You can lift the Coral 360's convenience to an even higher level with the Coral Carry strap. With this accessory you keep both hands free when carrying your little one around in the soft carrier. You can lift the Coral 360's convenience to an even higher level with the Coral Carry strap. With this accessory you keep both hands free when carrying your little one around in the soft carrier. Click the soft carrier in the safety shell without any fuss and then click it onto the rotating ISOFIX base for easy installation! With its easy-to-adjust and extra-large sun canopy, the Maxi-Cosi Coral 360 keeps your baby cool even on a hot and sunny day! The canopy is attached to the safety shell, which can be placed on most Maxi-Cosi strollers for a day out or just for your daily routine. On the road, your baby may get car sick, or snacks and drinks may not always end up where they are supposed to be. No matter what happens, Maxi-Cosi’s car seat cover can easily be removed and is machine washable.

Ease of use

  • Super smooth 360 rotation using only one-hand when used with the FamilyFix 360 base
  • First modular baby car seat to provide extraordinary convenience for parents
  • The detachable soft carrier provides easy and lightweight carrying of your baby
  • Multiple ergonomic carrying positions keep you close to your baby
  • The innovative easy-in harness stays open so you can get your baby in and out in seconds
  • Retractable soft carrier handles for ultimate carrying convenience
  • Quick and easy installation in combination with ISOFIX base unit
  • Memory buttons ensure easy one-hand release from Maxi-Cosi and Quinny strollers

Comfort

  • Maximum protection from the sun with the extra-large sun canopy
  • The innovative baby-hugg inlay provides extra safety and comfort for your newborn
  • Increased comfort for your baby thanks to the soft padding of the carrier

Safety

  • Complies with the latest i-Size safety standard (R129/03), which now also includes belted installation
  • An audible click and a visual indicator confirm a correct installation of the Soft Carrier in the Safety Shell
  • Side Protection System for optimal safety in case of a side impact

General

  • New ergonomic design with a smooth surface which improves parental ergonomics
  • Product is approved for use in an airplane (always check with your airline)
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