My baby is coming up to 10 months old and i want to get a forward facing ISO Fix seat for my RRS.

What seats do people have that work with the ISO Fix in the RRS? All the sites i look at the fitment guides dont have RRS just RR.

Thanks in advance.

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I went to Halfrauds a few months ago ,with no idea of what I needed ,the guy put the cars details into his PC and comes up with a Britax car seat .It had a big lever which puts massive pressure on the leather both stretching and marking it ,but hey what ca you say, child safety and such .

I got the RRS accessory manual last week and it it shows A Britax Duo Plus Isofix as the unit LR supply .

Back to Halfrauds yesterday ,shows the manager the accessoriies manual and he admits they came up with the wrong unit .(Britax computer fault)

Still had the cheek to charge an additional £50 or so to change over.Gave ma a crappy little no slip mat as compen .

The manager was a student so I didnt create too much ,but tommorow a letter goes to his HQ.

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Best put a thick folded towel underneath to stop it from flattening the leather.

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I went to Halfrauds a few months ago ,with no idea of what I needed ,the guy put the cars details into his PC and comes up with a Britax car seat .It had a big lever which puts massive pressure on the leather both stretching and marking it ,but hey what ca you say, child safety and such .

I got the RRS accessory manual last week and it it shows A Britax Duo Plus Isofix as the unit LR supply .

Back to Halfrauds yesterday ,shows the manager the accessoriies manual and he admits they came up with the wrong unit .(Britax computer fault)

Still had the cheek to charge an additional £50 or so to change over.Gave ma a crappy little no slip mat as compen .

The manager was a student so I didnt create too much ,but tommorow a letter goes to his HQ.

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thanks for all the info, do i need to buy the tether kit as well?

Not sure what that is - with ISOFIX i needed nothing else - we even use it in one car with the seatbelt fixing but use nothing else?

With ISOFIX you shouldn't need anything else to secure it... that's the point of it after all. We didn't go the ISOFIX route as when we bought our car seats we didn't have cars with ISOFIX points. Can't really go wrong with ISOFIX seats... but if you do choose not to use them, make sure you have it fitted appropriately by someone who knows what they're doing. Kids lives aren't worth cutting corners for... 

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you can try britax iso fix for your i have purchased it from car seat comparison site, i am using it easily fits in any car....

We went for the Britax cant remember the exact model was the best model at the time last year, fits perfect also had additional seatbelt connection thats connects to the back of the seat, I have taken it out about 5/6 times just to check the seat and not noticed any marks or indents etc.

Had to be a recaro young sport for me