Childseats for a 992
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I believe it was the Aton. The base was just too large. We already had the URBN for another car and it was easier to use and made the front seat a little more usable. We used the URBN for multiple cars, it was super easy to swap. Didn’t make sense to have multiple infant car seats. Especially more in retrospect since you only keep it for a few months.
I would def recommend a single baseless infant seat then move into the real car seats at 6 months.
The plus to the URBN combo is it came with the small stroller which fit perfectly in the frunk.
I would def recommend a single baseless infant seat then move into the real car seats at 6 months.
The plus to the URBN combo is it came with the small stroller which fit perfectly in the frunk.
But for the size of the seat it looked exactly the same size more or less as the Cybex Cloud G which i am considering.
with the URBN, were you able to pull the back of the front seat all the way to the back until it clicks? I wasn’t, with any seat i am trying, maybe i am doing something wrong. (The front seat is electrically pushed all the way to the front, and still the back of that seat can;t go all the way back when the child seat is installed. It goes 99% but doesn’t click unless i really disrupt the car seat.
Thanks!
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I highly recommend the Graco Slimfit3 LX. It’s the smallest one I managed to find. I have not used it rear facing, but when set forward facing, it is slim enough that the seat does not touch the transmission tunnel or the C pillar and there is plenty of legroom for the front seats.
i would think that if set rear facing, it wouldn’t fit behind an occupied front seat
i would think that if set rear facing, it wouldn’t fit behind an occupied front seat
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I have a Porsche brand child car seat that fits in the back seat of my 992,1 GTS. It’s used, but clean. Make me an offer?
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Thanks i tried today the URBN, and the very special thing about it is that it has isofix links without the need for a base, so it snaps in, vs having to attach a seatbelt for the others.
But for the size of the seat it looked exactly the same size more or less as the Cybex Cloud G which i am considering.
with the URBN, were you able to pull the back of the front seat all the way to the back until it clicks? I wasn’t, with any seat i am trying, maybe i am doing something wrong. (The front seat is electrically pushed all the way to the front, and still the back of that seat can;t go all the way back when the child seat is installed. It goes 99% but doesn’t click unless i really disrupt the car seat.
Thanks!
But for the size of the seat it looked exactly the same size more or less as the Cybex Cloud G which i am considering.
with the URBN, were you able to pull the back of the front seat all the way to the back until it clicks? I wasn’t, with any seat i am trying, maybe i am doing something wrong. (The front seat is electrically pushed all the way to the front, and still the back of that seat can;t go all the way back when the child seat is installed. It goes 99% but doesn’t click unless i really disrupt the car seat.
Thanks!
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Currently using Maxi-Cosi Romi for daughter around the same. She’s floating at the 30lbs mark so now I’m ready to switch to the WayB Pico once it goes on sale.
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Haven't gotten around to writing up a full post about my rear child seat research. Ended up with the Peg Perego Viaggio Flex 120 for the six year old and the WayB Pico for the three year old. My three year old isn't the biggest fan of the WayB Pico. Once she meets the weight requirements, will likely move on from the WayB Pico.
Removed the rear seatbacks to provide some more room. Makes more of a difference for the Peg Perego than the WayB Pico. Second link shows how much recline is available for the Peg Perego.
(install)
(Peg Perego recline)
Removed the rear seatbacks to provide some more room. Makes more of a difference for the Peg Perego than the WayB Pico. Second link shows how much recline is available for the Peg Perego.
(install)
(Peg Perego recline)
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I have a Porsche brand child car seat that fits in the back seat of my 992,1 GTS. It’s used, but clean. Make me an offer?
Robert@webstop.com
aka MANOF THE HOUSE
Robert@webstop.com
aka MANOF THE HOUSE
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I use these in all 3 of our cars https://www.amazon.com/dp/B096NYZCPS...n_title_5&th=1
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I like the look of your current mats but in the interest of trying to contain spills/crumbs, the mats in the photos are the ones below. They have raised ridges, and per your question, is made of a pretty thick/hard material. It's done a pretty good job protected the seats from creases, etc. I used these in my Rivian as well. The four blue lines are rubber, supposedly to better hold the carseats in place.
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Haven't gotten around to writing up a full post about my rear child seat research. Ended up with the Peg Perego Viaggio Flex 120 for the six year old and the WayB Pico for the three year old. My three year old isn't the biggest fan of the WayB Pico. Once she meets the weight requirements, will likely move on from the WayB Pico.
Removed the rear seatbacks to provide some more room. Makes more of a difference for the Peg Perego than the WayB Pico. Second link shows how much recline is available for the Peg Perego.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DR36jlWkXOa/ (install)
https://www.instagram.com/p/DUn_yQnib_f/ (Peg Perego recline)
Removed the rear seatbacks to provide some more room. Makes more of a difference for the Peg Perego than the WayB Pico. Second link shows how much recline is available for the Peg Perego.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DR36jlWkXOa/ (install)
https://www.instagram.com/p/DUn_yQnib_f/ (Peg Perego recline)
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I like the look of your current mats but in the interest of trying to contain spills/crumbs, the mats in the photos are the ones below. They have raised ridges, and per your question, is made of a pretty thick/hard material. It's done a pretty good job protected the seats from creases, etc. I used these in my Rivian as well. The four blue lines are rubber, supposedly to better hold the carseats in place. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JBQBVL6
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Haven't gotten around to writing up a full post about my rear child seat research. Ended up with the Peg Perego Viaggio Flex 120 for the six year old and the WayB Pico for the three year old. My three year old isn't the biggest fan of the WayB Pico. Once she meets the weight requirements, will likely move on from the WayB Pico.
Removed the rear seatbacks to provide some more room. Makes more of a difference for the Peg Perego than the WayB Pico. Second link shows how much recline is available for the Peg Perego.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DR36jlWkXOa/ (install)
https://www.instagram.com/p/DUn_yQnib_f/ (Peg Perego recline)
Removed the rear seatbacks to provide some more room. Makes more of a difference for the Peg Perego than the WayB Pico. Second link shows how much recline is available for the Peg Perego.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DR36jlWkXOa/ (install)
https://www.instagram.com/p/DUn_yQnib_f/ (Peg Perego recline)