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best britax car seat australia Britax Safe n Sound Graphene EA Style Convertible Car Seat Mineral Grey – Baby Kingdom

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best britax car seat australia Britax Safe n Sound Graphene EA Style Convertible Car Seat Mineral Grey – Baby KingdomThe Graphene EA offers advanced safety, everyday ease, and space saving design, making it the ideal choice for small cars and growing families. Designed with your childs safety in mind, the Graphene EA features Britax's patented Torso Side Impact Cushion Technology (SICT), delivering superior side impact protection where its needed most, and secure, isofix installation giving you peace of mind on every journey. Comfort meets convenience with an easy

The Graphene EA offers advanced safety, everyday ease, and space-saving design, making it the ideal choice for small cars and growing families. Designed with your child’s safety in mind, the Graphene EA features Britax's patented Torso Side Impact Cushion Technology (SICT), delivering superior side-impact protection where it’s needed most, and secure, isofix installation giving you peace of mind on every journey. Comfort meets convenience with an easy-adjust headrest and harness that adapt as your child grows. The slimline, compact design saves valuable back seat space, perfect for fitting multiple seats or leaving room for passengers. The STYLE COLLECTION pairs soft woven fabrics with fine breathable mesh to keep your little one cool and comfortable. With a subtle melange texture and harmonious design, each piece offers a fresh, contemporary feel for stylish families on the move.

FEATURES

- COMPACT DESIGN : Perfect for small cars, saving space without compromising comfort.
- SIDE IMPACT CUSHION TECHNOLOGY (SICT): TORSO PROTECTION : Minimises the energy impact on your child, reducing crash forces for greater protection.
- EXTENDED REARWARD FACING: Allows safer rearward travel up to 30 months (approx. 2–3 years).
- ACTIVE HEAD RESTRAINT: Deep side wings offer added head protection and grow with your child.
- ISOFIX INSTALLATION: Ensures an easier installation, correct fit, and a safer journey every time.
- COMPACT INSTALLED DEPTH: Slim profile fits easily behind front seats in smaller vehicles.
- HASSLE FREE HARNESS: Automatically repositions the shoulder straps, saving you time and ensuring a secure fit as your child grows.
- RECLINE POSITIONS: Choose between recline or upright modes in toddler stage for added comfort on every trip.

SPECIFICATIONS

- Seat Weight: 7.8kg
- Suitable from birth to 4 years
- Rearward facing age: birth to 2-3 years
- Forward facing age: 12 months to 4 years
- Forward Facing Dimensions: 68.5cm H x 42.5cm D x 45cm W
- Rearward Facing Dimensions: 37.5cm H x 52cm D x 45cm W
- Total footprint: 28.5cm (25cm recline foot)
- Lower height marker: 35cm approx
- Upper Height Marker: 43.5cm approx.

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