What’s the Buzz? Safety 1st Complete Air

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It goes to 40 pounds rear-facing.  It goes to 50 pounds forward-facing.  It also has Air Protect, “the most innovative and groundbreaking safety feature ever offered in a car seat. Developed in conjunction with Kettering University’s renowned Crash Safety Center, Air Protect™ is designed to protect children in side impact collisions, putting a state-of-the-art layer of air protection where it’s needed most, around the child’s head.”

Not only that, but it’s created a lot of buzz at the Car-Seat.Org forums.  This thread is less than a week old and it’s already one of the most viewed on the forums and has almost 250 posts in it so far.  We hope to have a full review of the Safety 1st Complete Air with Air Protect at CarseatBlog.com later this summer!

You can find the official press release here: http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/safety1st/38800/ .

Air Protect™ Being Launched in new Safety 1st Complete Air Car Seat

Air Protect™ is being offered in the new Safety 1st Complete Air car seat in black/gray and brown/orange. In addition to offering the best side impact protection, the Safety 1st Complete Air with Air Protect™ is easy to install, with Safety 1st’s QuickFit™ Harness System, among other features. “We know that proper installation and use are critical to a child’s safety too,” added Dorel’s Taylor.

A convertible car seat for children 5 to 50 pounds, Safety 1st’s Complete Air is available for pre-order beginning July 1 at Babies”R”Us stores and online at Babiesrus.com and Babiesrus.ca. In August, Toys”R”Us and Babies”R”Us stores will be the first to offer the Complete Air car seat with Air Protect™, followed by other retailers later in the year. To learn more, visit www.safety1st.com/airprotect. Safety 1st has been the definitive leader and innovator in child safety products for the home and car for the past 25 years.

Air Protect™ Technology will also be extended to other Dorel car seats, including Maxi Cosi, Eddie Bauer and Cosco car seats.

 

What do you think?  Will you be making a pre-order?

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