Britax Römer car seat 9-36 kg, EVOLVA 123 SL SICT Isofix group 1/2/3, Moonlight Blue (Pack of 1)

This car seat provides great protection and my LO seems to enjoy sitting in it. Belt system is easy to use etc.It's a little heavy compared to some other models but that's fine if you aren't transferring between cars.

Awesome nicely padded. Great quality.

Does the job and the seat itself feels sturdy enough but it was tricky to install when using the 5 point harness. Instructions were tricky to follow when changing from 5 point to 3 point seatbelt. Also unsure which way the bottom is meant to go? Sturdy feeling seat once installed and apparently comfy too!

I spent ages researching what car seat to get next fir my nearly 3 year old. We had an extended rear facing but she was getting too tall and the back of our car is not super roomy. It's not bad to install, I watched a video and got it installed in about 5 mins the first time. I'm much quicker now. My daughter finds it comfy and she usually falls asleep in it. Overall a good car seat and not too expensive especially as it should last a long time. Even bought a second one for Grandma's car.

Excellent product, excellent seller. Would recommend to others.

We already have had one Britax Römer Evolva car seat since 3 years and another car seat from different company. Since we preferred the Evolva we ordered two for our cars when our second child turned one year. All car seat have been working very well and were relatively easy to installed. Ok first time it takes for all car seats a bit of time to follow the instructions but it gets easier with each time you do it. We are happy with the Römer car seat and would buy it again.

Very sturdy car seat, child looks very comfortable in it, well made.

The isofix is not true isofix. You still need to use a seat belt - the point of paying for the isofix was it was supposed to make life easier. The extra 50 quid wasn't worth sacrificing the cup holders for so returned and bought the other model. Its a good fitting seat if you get the hang of loosening the straps.