Rodi XP child car seat

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• I dropped my Rodi (SPS, XR XP, AirProtect) car seat on the ground. Do I have to replace it now?

  Answer

  No, that is not necessary if it was a normal ‘drop’ and not an extremely hard one or from a considerable height. When a car seat is dropped on the ground, it is not subject to the same kinds of forces as are exerted during a (serious) collision. There is therefore no need to replace the car seat.
  

• What is the difference between the Rodi XP produced in the past and the current Rodi XP?

  Answer

  The ‘old’ Rodi XP (produced before 2007) has a Comfort Base that is used to adjust the seat into the reclining position. The ‘updated’ Rodi XP does not have a reclining position, but features a new and improved Side Protection System compared to the ‘old’ Rodi XP.
  

• When should I make the transition from a Group 1 seat to a Group 2/3 seat?

  Answer

  For the safety of your child, we recommend using the Group 1 car seat (9 months to 3 1/2 years/9-18 kg) for as long as possible. Wait to switch your child to a next stage car seat when your child has reached the maximum weight limit or if the top of your child’s head protrudes above the top edge of the seat. As long as the back of your child's head is fully supported by the shell, we advise against making the switch just yet, so that your child can be offered the best possible protection.
  

User manual - Maxi-Cosi Rodi XP (3MB - pdf)

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• Age & Weight

  Group 2/3

  15 - 36 kg

  3.5 to 12 years approx