£55.00

Axkid Mate 2 Isofix

Mate 2 ISOFIX is a versatile, lightweight backless booster cushion designed for children between 135-150cm, offering added security with extendable ISOFIX arms. This booster cushion ensures that the car’s three-point seatbelt is perfectly positioned across your child’s body, so that your child can utilize the protection of the cars own safety system.

Key Features

· Forward Facing booster cushion suitable for children 135-150 cm

· Quick and easy installation with 3-point seat belt

· Compatible with most vehicles

· Extendable ISOFIX connectors

Safety: Secure and correct seatbelt positioning The integrated belt guide ensures that the car’s seatbelt is properly aligned over the child’s shoulder and pelvis, minimizing the risk of incorrect seatbelt positioning. The extendable ISOFIX connectors add stability and reduce seat movement.

Longevity: Built to Grow with Your Child Designed to accommodate children up to 150cm, Mate 2 ISOFIX offers long-lasting support as your child grows. This booster cushion is built to be durable, ensuring continued safety until they transition to using the car’s seatbelt on its own.

Handling: Smooth transitions between vehicles The lightweight design makes it easy to transfer between vehicles. The extendable ISOFIX connectors are easy to lock into place when not in use and provide extra stability when installed in the car.

Installation: ISOFIX simplicity for peace of mind Mate 2 ISOFIX is used with a three-point seatbelt and features extendable ISOFIX connectors for added security and seat stability. This ensures quick and secure installation every time.

Design: Compact and Practical With its sleek, compact design, it fits easily into any car, offering convenience on every trip.

Comfort: Support and stability on every journey Mate 2 ISOFIX provide both safety and comfort. This booster cushion is designed to support your child until they meet the requirements to use the car’s seatbelt on its own.

N.B: please ensure your child is OVER 135cm to use this device ( this is usually around age 9)