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cybex sirona s rotating convertible car seat with sensorsafe 2.1

cybex sirona s rotating convertible car seat with sensorsafe 2.1 Callisto G 360° SensorSafe Rotating All-In-One Convertible Seat – Snuggle Bugz

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cybex sirona s rotating convertible car seat with sensorsafe 2.1 Callisto G 360° SensorSafe Rotating All-In-One Convertible Seat – Snuggle BugzThe Callisto G 360 SensorSafe Rotating All in One Convertible Car Seat grows with your child from newborn to 10 years, combining 360 rotation, SafeLock one time installation, and the SafetyAssure Protection System. With premium comfort, advanced side impact protection, and SensorSafe technology, it delivers long term peace of mind for every ride. Description: From the first ride home to the school drop off years later, the Callisto G 360 All in One

The Callisto G 360° SensorSafe Rotating All-in-One Convertible Car Seat grows with your child from newborn to 10 years, combining 360° rotation, SafeLock one-time installation, and the SafetyAssure Protection System. With premium comfort, advanced side-impact protection, and SensorSafe technology, it delivers long-term peace of mind for every ride.

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From the first ride home to the school drop-off years later, the Callisto G 360° All-in-One Convertible Car Seat offers safety, comfort, and convenience that adapts as your child grows.

Equipped with the SafetyAssure Protection System, proven 37% safer in crash testing, it integrates a steel-reinforced frame, Linear Side-Impact Protection, and an Anti-Rebound Base with SecureFix360 tether to minimize crash forces. The SafeLock one-time installation system takes only 15 seconds, while the 360° rotation feature makes buckling and unbuckling stress-free in any recline position.

The Callisto G 360° functions as a rear-facing infant seat, forward-facing harness seat, and high-back booster, supporting children from 4 to 120 lbs. Features like a 12-position adjustable headrest, removable multi-stage infant insert, oversized UPF 50+ canopy, all-around air ventilation, and two integrated cup holders ensure comfort at every stage.

Certified GREENGUARD Gold and made with fire-retardant chemical-free fabrics, this seat prioritizes both safety and healthier air quality. With machine-washable fabrics, dishwasher-safe cup holders, and a 10-year lifespan, it’s designed to go the distance.

Features:

  • SafeLock one-time installation system with tether, route, click, and go setup
  • 360° rotation in any recline position for effortless loading and unloading
  • Five recline positions in rear-facing and forward-facing modes
  • SafetyAssure Protection System with steel frame construction, proven 37% safer
  • Meets FMVSS No.213a and No.213b federal safety standards for side and frontal impacts
  • Anti-Rebound Base with SecureFix360 tether for maximum stability
  • Linear Side-Impact Protection (L.S.P.) reduces crash forces during side impacts
  • SensorSafe Bluetooth-enabled chest clip sends mobile alerts for unbuckling, unsafe temperature, unattended child, or extended seating; notifies emergency contacts if no action is taken
  • Three modes of use: rear-facing, forward-facing harness, and belt-positioning booster
  • 12-position adjustable headrest with no-rethread harness
  • Removable multi-stage infant insert for newborns and smaller babies
  • All-around air ventilation with mesh details and perforated shell
  • Oversized removable UPF 50+ sun canopy for weather and sun protection
  • Easy-in buckle pad with integrated magnetic buckle holders
  • GREENGUARD Gold Certified for low VOC emissions
  • Fire-retardant chemical-free fabrics, naturally flame resistant
  • Two integrated removable cup holders, dishwasher-safe

Specifications:

  • Age Range: from newborn up to approx. 10 years
  • Weight Range: 4–65 lbs in harness mode, up to 120 lbs in booster mode
  • Child Max Height: 57"
  • Rear-facing: Suitable from 4 lbs – 40 lbs or up to 43.3”  
  • Forward-facing: Suitable from 26.5 lbs – 65 lbs or up to 49.2”  
  • Booster mode: Suitable from 40 lbs – 120 lbs or up to 57”  
  • Car Seat Dimensions: 21.7" L x 19.5" W x 25.5 - 35" H
  • Car Seat Weight: 35 lbs 
  • Number of Recline Positions: 5
  • Number of Harness Buckle Slots: 2
  • Lower Anchor Weight Limit: 30 lbs rear-facing, 35 lbs forward-facing
  • Fire Retardant Chemical Free Fabric
  • Expiration: 10 years after date of manufacture
  • 2-year limited warranty
  • Material Composition: 37% metal, 56% plastic, 6% softgoods, 1% foam
  • Fabric Composition: Seat: 78% polyurethane, 22% polyester; Headrest: 68% polyurethane, 32% olefin; Shoulder pads: 100% polyurethane; Buckle pad: 100% polyurethane; Infant head pad: 41% olefin, 41% polyurethane, 18% polyester; Infant seat pad: 60% polyurethane, 28% polyester, 12% olefin

What's Included:

  • Callisto G 360 Car Seat with SensorSafe
  • Infant Insert
  • Sun Canopy
  • User Guide

Care Instructions:

  • Machine-washable seat fabrics
  • Machine was cold, delicate cycle, mild detergent
  • Do not tumble dry
  • Air dry
  • Do not iron

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