Jané Gravity is landing in store Novemeber 2016 Just one installation, 2 positions I-Size car seat (R129). Rearward facing from 40 to 140cm (Birth to 4 years) Forward facing from 15 months up to 140cm (15 months to 4 years) Isofix + anti rotation leg Gravity Meets and exceeds the higher crash testing requirements of the i-Size legislation (ECE R129) It has an adjustable headrest with 5 positions. The headrest can be adjusted to suit the baby’s height. The height adjustment mechanism can be used while the baby is in the seat. Fitted harness and headrest that provide synchronised adjustment. 5-point harness that spreads the loads across the body better in the event of an accident. For newborn babies up to 60cm. Fitted with a cushion insert to correct the angle of the baby’s back. Reclining function with just one hand. 4 positions in both the rearward and forward facing position. With the reclining adjustment you can choose the most comfortable position for your baby. All of them are equally safe. Isofix + anti-rotation leg. This is the safest installation position, as it prevents any installation errors that could affect safety. Fewer installation risks compared to seats installed with the vehicle seat belt. TECHNICAL FEATURES: 360° rotating seat system makes entering and switching ride positions easy. Meets and exceeds i-Size safe standard by allowing rear racing to 4 years. Reclining function with just one hand. 4 reclining positions in both the rearward and forward facing position. Simple and secure to fit using a car's ISOFIX anchor points. Adjustable headrest with 5 positions. Integrated 5-point harness. One pull adjustment. No re-thread 5 point fitted harness and headrest provide synchronised adjustment. Includes a removable newborn head and body cushion insert to correct the angle of the baby’s back. Ventilation in the shell. Impact absorbing material. Removable and washable upholstery.
A**R
Very good
Love it. Easy to fit and use.
A**L
Poor Warranty
Had this car seat for 6 months, great. Worked really well.. paid a premium, but it seemed worth it.Then due to what appears to be poor sewing at the factory a rubber stop came off the end of one of the belts and it got lost inside the unit.Jane refuted any responsibility for this and said it was accidental damage as it because the harness was pulled out too far.We're unsure really what else could go wrong with a car seat other then the straps breaking, or something catastrophic - which obviously would be far beyond a warranty issue! So what really does this 'warranty' cover?
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