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cybex aton 2 weight limit Cybex - Aton 2 Car Seat Base

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cybex aton 2 weight limit Cybex - Aton 2 Car Seat BaseThe Cybex Aton 2 base allows you to use your Aton 2 or Cloud Q car seat in almost any vehicle with ease. Installation is effortless, thanks to the bases unique belt tensioning plate. The anti rotation load leg enhances safety by keeping the seat upright during impact and redirecting crash forces to the vehicle floor. This base is a must have for any parent using the Cybex Aton 2 car seat or Cloud Q, offering both safety and convenience. Designed to

The Cybex Aton 2 base allows you to use your Aton 2 or Cloud Q car seat in almost any vehicle with ease. Installation is effortless, thanks to the base’s unique belt tensioning plate. The anti-rotation load leg enhances safety by keeping the seat upright during impact and redirecting crash forces to the vehicle floor. This base is a must-have for any parent using the Cybex Aton 2 car seat or Cloud Q, offering both safety and convenience. Designed to complement the Cybex Aton 2, it brings peace of mind and seamless functionality to your infant travel system.

Product Features

Child weight ranges (4 to 22 lb. and 22 to 35 lb.) help to ensure the Cybex Aton 2 car seat is reclined at the proper angle according to the weight of your child

Height-adjustable Load Leg absorbs and distributes crash energy to the floor of the vehicle to dramatically reduce the forward pitching of the seat on impact, keeping the child in the correct position during a crash

Load leg also helps reduce the risk of spinal cord injury due to stretching the spine, caused by the seat rotating too far forward on impact

Solid steel spine creates metal-to-metal contact through the load leg, infant carrier, and vehicle to add strength and properly manage crash forces

Green safety button indicates a secure connection has been made between the infant car seat and the base

Dual-action release prevents accidental release of the infant car seat from the base

Unique belt tensioning plate for quick, simple, and secure installation when using either LATCH or vehicle seat belts

Four-position, spring-activated leveling foot for quick and easy infant car seat reclining

Infant carrier not included

Weight & Dimensions

Base Dimensions: 8.5" x 21.5" x 15"

Base Weight: 12 lbs

Compatible with: Cybex Aton 2 and Aton Q Infant Car Seats

Ensure every ride is safe and secure. Shop the Cybex Aton 2 base now at Kido Bébé and complete your travel system with confidence.

 

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