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Peg Perego Primo Viaggo Infant Car Seat- Aqua
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Manufacturer: Peg Perego
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Weight: 23lbs
Height: 24..5" | | Width: 18..25"
Length: 26..75"
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Average Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars
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Features:- New Side Impact Protection (SIP) offers extra pad and heavily padded wings to surround and protect Baby’s head
- Removable see-through weather cover, 5-point restraint belt that adjusts with 1 hand
- Improved adjustable, easy-carry handle and adjustable, removable restraining strap pads
- Redesigned seat installs in vehicle with or without base
- Certified for use in cars or planes
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Peg Perego Peg Perego Primo Viaggio SIP Infant Car Seat is a new design for 2006. with significant design enhancements that make this a spectacular infant car seat. New developments include: heavily padded wings that cradle your baby's head for side impact protection, the option of using the seat with or without the base, (a built-in level indicated proper installation), plus the ability to use the seat longer before moving to a toddler seat. Other features include: instant attachment to Peg Perego stroller, one-hand release, 5-position handle, 4 position safety belt, and 5-point harness. Removable seat cushion is machine washable.
User Submitted Peg Perego Primo Viaggo Infant Car Seat- Aqua Reviews
March 30, 2006
Absolutely love this carseat.
I have this carseat for my daughter and just love it. The price is high for an infant seat but let me tell you, it is the best seat out there aside from the Britax. I have the Britax roundabout whcih can be used for an infant, but needed a carseat that could come out of the car and I got this one. She sleeps comfortably in it and the straps are easy to use. The base is great because it allows you to level the carseat, which has an indicator on it to let you know the seat is in a safe position. I can't say enough about it. The fabric is beautiful as well. The only downside to this seat and it is a personal one is that it doesn't fit on many carseat carriers (stroller carriers) and the stroller I have came with an adaptor and doesn't take the Peg Perego. I still use the seat nonetheless, but I wished more manufactures made their equipment to suit this carseat.
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