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anoris cybex Cybex Anoris T2 i-Size Car Seat – BabyDoc Shop Ireland

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anoris cybex Cybex Anoris T2 i-Size Car Seat – BabyDoc Shop IrelandOverview Say hello to the CYBEX Anoris T2 i Size Car Seat lets remove any confusing terms, this car seat is the safest way to forward face your child and is suitable from 15 months to 7 (it depends on your child's height but this is approx age range)! The Cybex Anoris T2 uses a special impact shield instead of a traditional 5 point harness when your child is forward facing. Think of the shield like a soft, protective cushion that goes across your

Overview

Say hello to the CYBEX Anoris T2 i-Size Car Seat — lets remove any confusing terms, this car seat is the safest way to forward face your child and is suitable from 15 months to 7 (it depends on your child's height but this is approx age range)!

The Cybex Anoris T2 uses a special impact shield instead of a traditional 5-point harness when your child is forward-facing. Think of the shield like a soft, protective cushion that goes across your child’s tummy and chest.

What makes it better? Inside the shield is a built-in airbag that inflates instantly in a crash, spreading out the force across your child’s whole body. This helps protect their head, neck, and chest much more gently than a harness, which can put a lot of pressure on small shoulders and the neck during an impact.

Ready to move on from the Cloud T i-Size? Once your mini-me is over 15 months and taller than 76cm, the Anoris T2 is the perfect next step—keeping them safe and cozy up to around 7 years old if you’re going forward-facing.

So, what’s new with the Anoris T2 compared to the original Anoris T?

  • The impact shield is now 25% smaller, making it less bulky and more comfy for your little adventurer.
  •  A brand-new spacer system means no pressure on tiny tummies—just secure, gentle support.
  • The redesigned headrest gives an extra 10cm of height, so your growing kiddo can use the seat all the way up to about 125cm or 7 years old.
Key features and safety
  • A full-body, C-shaped airbag is seamlessly integrated into the impact shield
  • The latest release in the award-winning Anoris series, recognised by ADAC
    Forward-facing design allows for natural eye contact and easier interaction
  • Protective side wings automatically unfold as you unbox the seat
  • Three recline positions help you find the ideal comfort angle with ease
  • Spacious seating ensures your child has room to grow until around age seven
  • Compact and padded impact shield features a cleverly integrated airbag
  • One-click installation of the innovative impact shield makes onboarding effortless
  • Fully adjustable impact shield and headrest adapt for the perfect fit as your child grows
  • Mesh side window enhances airflow, helping your child stay cool on the go
  • Special PLUS Fabric version includes a softly upholstered impact shield for added comfort
  • Generous legroom lets your child stretch comfortably on longer trips, reducing cramping
  • Offers up to 50% more safety* than standard forward-facing seats, and many kids find the shield more comfortable than traditional harnesses
  • A retractable UPF50+ sun canopy provides excellent protection from the sun and distractions
  • Industry-leading airbag system protects a wide size range (76 cm to max. 125 cm and 21 kg), ensuring long-term safety
  • Advanced Linear Side-impact Protection reduces side crash forces by up to 20%, channelling them into the energy-absorbing seat shell and headrest
  • All-round ventilation with breathable mesh fabric—up to six times more breathable than standard materials—keeps air circulating and flowing out of the seat
  • ISOFIX and a load leg create a strong, stable connection to the vehicle, while built-in LED indicators confirm that the seat is correctly and safely installed
Specifications

Car Seat weight: 12kg
Max child weight: 21kg
Min & max child height: 71-125cm
Car seat measurements: 71 x 44 x 75cm
Anoris T2 is suitable from 15 months to approx. 7 years


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