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maxi cosi mica pro i size Maxi Cosi® Car Seat i-size 40-105 cm Mica 360 Pro authentic Black

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maxi cosi mica pro i size Maxi Cosi® Car Seat i-size 40-105 cm Mica 360 Pro authentic BlackMica 360 Pro offers absolute comfort and user experience from birth to 4 years of age. Thanks to SlideTech technology and FlexiSpin, as well as 5 reclining positions, placing your child in the car has never been easier, and your child's ride has never been more comfortable. Safety Manufactured to the highest i Size standards, the Mica features patented AirProtect cushions in the head support, which reduce the risk of head injuries in the event of a

Mica 360 Pro offers absolute comfort and user experience from birth to 4 years of age. Thanks to SlideTech technology and FlexiSpin, as well as 5 reclining positions, placing your child in the car has never been easier, and your child's ride has never been more comfortable.

Safety

Manufactured to the highest i-Size standards, the Mica features patented AirProtect cushions in the head support, which reduce the risk of head injuries in the event of a side impact. Research shows that 45% of collisions are side impacts, which is why Mica also incorporates G-CELL side protection specifically designed to distribute energy in the event of a crash and reduce injuries to the head, neck, and shoulders.

Ease of Use

With innovative SlideTech® technology and a 360° rotation feature that can be operated with one hand, the Mica 360 Pro makes it easy to place your child in and out of the car. It installs quickly using Isofix connectors, and the support leg ensures stability. For added safety, user-friendly visual indicators show whether the seat is correctly installed. The Mica 360 Pro can be easily positioned in any of the 5 reclining positions with just one hand. And when the seat slides out of the car, the seatbelt is even easier to access.

Age Range

The Mica 360 Pro can be used from birth (with a super comfortable integrated newborn insert) up to approximately 4 years old (around 105 cm). With premium comfort for babies, the Mica 360 Pro gives parents peace of mind knowing they are providing their child with the best possible comfort for sleep from day one. And as any parent will tell you, sleep at any age is priceless. An anti-tampering button ensures that your child always travels in a rear-facing position (up to 15 months). From 15 months onward, parents can choose to keep their child in the safest rear-facing position or switch to a forward-facing position. The Mica 360 Pro features an exceptionally spacious seat, giving your child plenty of room to grow.

Comfort

SlideTech® and FlexiSpin provide an unparalleled user experience, while the 5 reclining positions offer your child supreme sleeping comfort. The AirProtect® cushions not only provide protection but are also extremely soft and comfortable for your little one. ClimaFlow and high-performance breathable mesh fabrics enhance circulation, ensuring your child always maintains the right temperature. The Mica 360 Pro is made from soft, 100% recycled fabric.

Innovative SlideTech Technology

The revolutionary sliding base technology makes everyday life easier for parents. No more back pain, head bumps, or other complications. Just slide the base, rotate, and you're done!

Multiple Reclining Positions

5 exceptionally comfortable positions where your child can sleep peacefully, no matter where you go.

Easy Installation Strap

The Mica 360 Pro features a simple installation strap that remains open and out of your way while you securely buckle your child into the car seat.

Side Impact Protection

Built to the highest safety standards, the Mica 360 Pro features integrated G-CELL side protection, providing even greater safety for your child.

One-Handed 360° Rotation

The FlexiSpin rotation system allows you to easily rotate the car seat with one hand in any reclining position.

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I loved this book. I devoured the entire thing in one sitting on a Sunday afternoon. It's a beautiful and tragic and warm story all at the same time. I feel like a lot of times when we hear about the Vietnam war in the United States, it's told from the perspective of American soldiers rather than the Southern Vietnamese who lost their home land. Really refreshing to see this diverse and nuanced perspective. I look forward to Thi Bui's future works.
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