Comparison Britax Romer KidFix XP SICT vs Britax Romer KidFix XP

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	Britax Romer KidFix XP SICT	Britax Romer KidFix XP
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Main	The XP Pad on the stock belt absorbs 30% more impact energy in the neck area. Additional SICT side protection system.	The backrest is adjustable according to the car seat. The XP pad reduces the pressure of the factory seat belt and stress on the cervical vertebrae during a collision.
Weight group	2 (15 – 25 kg) 3 (22 – 36 kg)	2 (15 – 25 kg) 3 (22 – 36 kg)
ADAC test result	good (1.6 – 2.5)	good (1.6 – 2.5)
Age range	3 – 7 years old 6 – 12 years old	3 – 7 years old 6 – 12 years old
Installation	seat belt ISOFIX	seat belt ISOFIX
Installation	forward facing	forward facing
Adjustments	headrest height	headrest height
Equipment	removable cover anatomical cushion	removable cover anatomical cushion armrests
Additional side protection
Harness type	none	none
Weight	7.2 kg	6.9 kg
Country of origin	Germany	Germany
Color
Added to E-Catalog	june 2017	april 2016

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Equipment

— Isofix base. The product is equipped with a separate Isofix base, which is fixed in the interior of the car on the appropriate fixing clips, and the car seat is installed directly on it. The use of the base provides reliable fixation of the car seat and reduces the risk of its incorrect installation. On the Isofix base are installed mainly car seats of age groups 0+ and 1, some models assume the possibility of placing seats for older kids. It should be noted that car seat models without an Isofix base are also widely available on the market. — Removable cover. Removable car seat cover for cleaning and/or washing. This function is especially useful if the seat is used when feeding a kid.

— Anatomical cushion. Depending on the age group, it can either be a special horseshoe-shaped cushion to support the kid's head (for the youngest ones who are still unable to hold their head on their own), or a special soft headrest that fixes the head from behind and to the sides (for older kids).

— Armrests. Armrests refer to the handles placed on the sides of a seat where one can rest their elbows and forearms. They reduce fatigue in the neck and shoulders of a child during prolonged sitting.

— Sun canopy. Plastic (most often) canopy to protect the kid fro...m the sun or bright light.

— Foot cover. A cover that covers the kid's legs and lower body. It is used in seats of age group 0.

— Cup holder. A device used in car seats to hold a bottle of drink or formula for feeding. Most often done removable.

Additional side protection

The car seat has structural elements that further protect the child from side impacts. At least such elements include sidewalls for head protection made of impact-absorbing material such as polyurethane foam; torso protection may also be provided. If you are looking for a car seat with the maximum level of protection, you should choose from models with additional side protection.