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I use a Britax romer - had the boy in that for about a year.
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-I can't find it anywhere for a reasonable price (the two I've found used were 595 & 795€)
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Hi everyone,
Having sold my 86, I now only have the 996, which makes it the household's only car. That means I have to make it suitable to carry our pair of adorable tiny feet, who is about 1.5yo / 26lbs.
What is a good option easily available in 2024 for a 996 coupe compatible group 1 seat ? We have
this one
, and while it fits OK with the rear seat bottom & back removed, I don't find it particularly secure. Due to the rear buckle receiver being quite far forward, the seat will move 10-15cm forwards under hard braking.
Looking forward to your input.
Alex
I quite like that one, but:
-I can't find it anywhere for a reasonable price (the two I've found used were 595 & 795€)
-it's a group 2 item as far as I know, so she's still too light / young for it
I use a Britax romer - had the boy in that for about a year. He is 2.5 years now. Took the base of the back seat out to help it fit a bit better. Tight squeeze, but it works. I got the tip from another forum member - if you search baby seats the thread should pop up.
I have a the porsche 996 tech equip baby seat with the additional airbag disable seat belt if you are interested. Mine have just got too big! DM me cheers
My 2 cents is I have 3 Britax Romer Evolva's in different vehicles in 2 different countries, they're great. I think we started using them when we switched from rear to front facing at about 18 months. Also I saw a "Porsche" baby seat at an OPC last week and noticed the label which said "Britain Romer", not sure if it's an Evolve in drag, but looked very similar
I just picked up two Britax Romer Adventure Plus 2 - they seem absolutely spot on for a 996. They don't have isofix either which makes them a flatter fit against the seat.
Hi,
I’ve a 7 and 9 year old. Both too small for no booster.
Trying to figure out at what point (if ever) they come out of one of these and into just a base booster.
Concern with just a base booster is they might sit precariously high against the cars rear seat back with no neck support.
Concern with keeping them in the full booster is they will be too big/falling into front seat.
It’s height, weight and age based. All the requirements are stated on the relevant gov.uk pages, you can start here (assuming you are in the UK)
Child car seats: the law
The rules for child car seats and booster seats - height, weight, age, type of vehicle, car, minibus, licensed taxi
www.gov.uk
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