Car journeys just got comfier for kids with Avionaut’s new MaxSpace Airflow car seat

Avionaut Max airflow car seat

by Keya Modessa |
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Keeping little ones cosy and comfy in their car seat is high on any parents check list. While car seats already offer comfort, Avionaut has taken it one step further by introducing their brand new high back booster seat for growing children from 100-150cm (3 to 12 years or 15-50 kg).

This forward-facing car seat offers extra padding to support children's upper bodies and the seat’s shape helps to keep your child’s spine aligned, it's also one of the widest car seats on the market (44cm width) giving kids plenty of room as they grow.

If that wasn't enough, the new car seat comes with advanced airy-mesh breathable covers which traps warmth in cooler months, and in the summer time promotes ventilation. The nifty fabric uses a specially designed weave that allows air to circulate freely so kids can enjoy breathable car rides, no matter what the weather. The upholstery can be easily installed using your car seat’s belts and with Isofix connection. What's more the durable fabric is not only tough, but also effortlessly wipes clean (and let's face it, kids can be messy) so this will be a life saver for parents. Sounds like a win-win!

Avionaut Max airflow car seat navyAvionaut/PramWorld

What other features come with the MaxSpace Airflow car seat?

The forward-facing car seat has been designed with additional side impact ensuring a safe ride for you growing child.

Backrest tilt functionality

Profiled deep seating to naturally contour the pelvis and lower coccyx compression

Profiled backrest to correctly position child’s body

Adjustable backrest height

Headrest position indicator

Leather armrests
Colours available are red, pink, navy, grey or black

Keya Modessa, is our Senior Digital Writer and brings over a decade of experience from the digital realm to Mother&Baby. As a mother of two, Keya understands the joys and challenges of modern parenthood and uses her own experience, to give practical advice. Keya has worked across national publications including glossy women's mags, Food and Travel, and more recently Muddy Stilettos

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