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uppababy rava Nuna

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uppababy rava NunaConvertible car seat designed for longevity that combines top tier security and uncompromising comfort that grows with your little one from birth to big kid. Created with parents in mind, the convenient features will make your day just a bit easier, and the soft, comfy materials paired with easy adjustability will ensure your little one stays cozy and comfy on the road. The RAVA Next FR Free Convertible Car Seat by Nuna features 4 rear facing and 4

Convertible car seat designed for longevity that combines top-tier security and uncompromising comfort that grows with your little one from birth to big kid.

Created with parents in mind, the convenient features will make your day just a bit easier, and the soft, comfy materials paired with easy adjustability will ensure your little one stays cozy and comfy on the road.

The RAVA Next FR-Free Convertible Car Seat by Nuna features 4 rear-facing and 4 forward-facing bubble-free recline angles for comfort and a no-rethread 5-point harness that keeps little ones secure and adjusts easily as they grow. Additionally, the 10-position height-adjustable headrest accommodates growth so your little one can sit back and relax comfortably in all stages.

With an array of safety features such as the steel-reinforced frame and belt path for superior protection, the energy-absorbing foam, and Side Impact Protection (SIP) pods that take side impact security to the next level, this car seat is completely fire-retardant free, so you can be sure that your kiddo is not in contact with any nasty chemicals!

Whether it’s a quick coffee run, a weekend escape, or taking care of everyday errands, the RAVA Next FR-Free Convertible Car Seat by Nuna is always ready to roll!

Use

  • Convertible car seat designed for longevity from birth to big kid easily adapting from rear to forward-facing modes
  • Simply™ secure hassle-free installation for confidence every single time
  • Integrated tether for added peace of mind in forward-facing mode
  • Slim design fits 3 across in most mid-sized vehicles
  • FAA-certified to travel everywhere and beyond

Security 

  • Muscle-free True tension™ doors provide a secure fit without the struggle
  • SIP seat insert keeps smaller children properly positioned
  • Colored belt path indicators for easy and accurate seat belt routing
  • Push on lower anchor attachments secure the car seat to the vehicle anchor points
  • Certified to the latest side and frontal impact standards (FMVSS No. 213a and 213b)

Comfort

  • Infant head and body inserts are removable to grow with baby
  • 2-position adjustable crotch buckle adapts for growth
  • Premium moisture wicking fabric provides all-season comfort
  • Ventilation panels within the seat shell create a comfy climate

Premium Details

  • Laid back legroom gives up to 2" more leg room rear facing and extra support for forward-facing riders
  • Spacious 3” flip-open cup holders are removable, washable, and designed to fit sippy cups and big kid water bottles
  • Hands-free help when you need it most thanks to magnetic buckle holders
  • Fabrics and inserts are conveniently machine washable
  • 100% fire retardant free!

Recommended usage

Rear-facing convertible: With seat belt: 5-50 lbs  / With lower anchor belt: 5-35 lbs, 18-49 in.

Forward-facing convertible: With seat belt: 30-65 lbs / With lower anchor belt: 30-40 lbs, 34-49 in

Open product dimensions: 26-32" x 21.5-23" x 19-21"

Weight: 26.5 lbs 

What's included:

  • RAVA Next Car Seat
  • Removable infant head and body inserts
  • Spacious 3" flip-open cup holders 

Care tips: 

Seat pad: Machine wash on cold. Lay flat and air dry. Do not use abrasives or bleach.

Plastic and harness straps: Wipe with a damp cloth. Air dry.

At Modern Nursery, we are committed to selling only car seats with no added fire retardants. Check out our blog post to read more about FRs, different levels of FR-free standards, as well as find out which brands are on our “clean list” and which ones we do not recommend.

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