InfaSecure Neon Convertible Car Seat $112 (Was $199), In-Store Only @ BigW

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Snipper007 on 07/08/2016 - 17:02 bigw.com.au (1212 clicks)
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Infa-secure Neon car seat is well rated and down from $199 to $112. It is a compact multi-recline car seat suitable from birth to approximately 4 years.

Overview:

Rearward facing from birth to large 12 month old (average 30 month old)
Forward facing with internal harness to large 4 year old (average 6 year old)
Air Cocoon Technology integrated
Easy to use single belt path installation
Easy to use harness adjuster
10 recline positions (1 rearward facing, 9 forward facing)
5 shoulder slot heights
Built in anti-rebound design
SafeGrip Belt Clamp included
Press-studded cover design for easy cleaning
Dimensions: Width (Base) – 42cm Width (Arm) – 41cm Width (Sidewings) – 44cm Height (Top to Bottom) – 70cm Depth (Forward Facing) – 55cm Depth (Rearward Facing) – 59cm
Approximate Shoulder Height Marker Locations: 34 – 42cm
Age recommendations are approximate and are only to be used as a guide. Please ensure you contact the Road & Traffic Authority in your area for specific laws.

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  Brickles on 07/08/2016 - 17:25

  +2

  Bugger - just bought the "Ascent" model (identical, just sold at Toys R Us) yesterday for $125 on their sale. Sigh.

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    supersabroso on 07/08/2016 - 19:47

    +1

    Same, but this one is pretty ugly so I feel better. The blue one I got is one of the best looking ones on the market and comes with a free fitting which is worth about $50.

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      10101010101 on 07/08/2016 - 20:42

      Same just bought the Ascent too! But the free fitting is worth paying a little extra anyway.

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        eve on 08/08/2016 - 00:03

        Is it difficult to install correctly yourself?

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        Geewhizz on 08/08/2016 - 05:53

        No, but it just gives a little added peace of mind if you're not 100 per cent certain of doing it right.

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        10101010101 on 08/08/2016 - 09:04

        +2

        @eve:

        Probably depends on the car and whether you've done it before. For the extra $13 you can get it installed by a professional who comes to your house at your convenience so it's really up to you. The guy who installed mine also gave me a few pointers - e.g don't let the front chair recline back too far to the point it stops the car seat from moving as the seat needs to wobble a little to absorb and distribute any impact forces.

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      bunnybash on 07/08/2016 - 20:48

      +4

      I gave up anything looking good ages ago… kids ruin everything

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  justtoreply on 09/08/2016 - 14:05

  If money wasn't an issue, which seat for safety & ease of use?

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    10101010101 on 09/08/2016 - 15:01

    Have a look www.childcarseats.com.au

    The first car seat I bought last year was the top rated overall in all configurations - infasecure meteor from Big W