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Here are the details of the Cosatto Zoomi 3 i-Size Group 1/2/3 Car Seat - Spot On. 1. Premium Safety with ADAC Level Testing Zoomi 3 i-Size car seat has had extensive crash and safety testing as part of the latest R129 / i-Size standard and is suitable from 76cm up to 150cm (approx. 15 months to 12 years). The i-Size standard takes testing further with mandatory side impact and roll over testing, all using the latest crash test dummies, to help create safer car seats. Zoomi 3 i-Size car seat is tested beyond the standard R129 speed requirements, in-line with ADAC levels of testing. 2. Stay Safe as They Grow Zoomi 3 i-Size is in it for the long haul, growing with your child from 76cm to 150cm (15 months to 12 years approx.) It has a 10-position, adjustable head restraint and a simple no-rethread auto-adjustable harness that you can stow in the built-in harness holder when not in use. It also includes a removable padded insert for child height 76cm to 105cm and a drinks holder. Zoomi 3 i-Size is packed with handy solutions. 3. Padded Protector Cosatto Zoomi 3 i-Size car seat has ISOFIX fittings (an attachment system that uses metal anchor points built into the chassis of the car) and a top-tether ensuring a secure fit. It has a five-point safety harness offering extra safety in the event of a collision by distributing forces over the strongest parts of the body. The harness is tested to a higher child weight of 20kg to grow with your child for extended safety. This seat also features side impact protection with shock absorbing memory foam, deep side wings and a thick padded head restraint. It also includes tummy pad, chest pads and comfy padded arm rests. 4. Built-in Exclusive Anti-Escape System Research has shown that 70% of children manage to wriggle out of their car seat harness putting themselves at risk of injury and distracting the driver from the road. Zoomi 3 i-Size has the exclusive Cosatto 5 point plus anti-escape system; an anti-wriggle harness that minimises driver distraction, letting you focus on the road rather than your child?s would