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Ry Ry Compact launches the UK?s first ever toddler compact car seat ? the Ry Ry Scallop – that meets the EUs toughest safety standard R129, ready to take toddlers from the playground to Portugal Designed not just with safety and portability in mind, the Ry Ry Scallop doesn?t compromise when it comes to style and sustainability The Ry Ry Scallop epitomises the very best in class when it comes to child car seats, designed for toddlers 76cm to 105cm in height (15 months to approx. 4/5 years) with size, safety, style and sustainability in mind. Stylish enough for everyday use to take toddlers from the school run to playdates, but compact and portable enough to whisk little ones away on staycations or vacations, the Ry Ry Scallop measures in at hand-luggage size (52x40x25cm) and weighs just 9kg. The Ry Ry Scallop Car Seat is the perfect car seat for those who are looking for a compact and safe car seat for their little ones. The seat is certified to the highest EU safety standards, meaning that it has been tested for front and rear impact as well as side impact. The Scallop also features a foam pad on either side of the seat, which absorbs kinetic energy in the event of a side impact. In addition to being safe, the Scallop is also environmentally friendly, as it uses less of the planet’s resources. The covers are made with sustainable anti-bacterial Merino wool which achieved 16, 000 on the Martindale Scale which means it will survive 16, 000 abrasions before it wears out. Ry Ry Scallop is perfect for busy families on the go as it can be moved between your car, taxis or used on vacations. Plus, its sleek and stylish design is sure to complement any car interior. FEATURES ISOFIX EU R129 ? i-size Puzzle lock harness Compact size design Magnetic strap holders Perfect for busy families Environmentally friendly Can be easily used on vacations Certified to the highest EU safety standards The travel bag is made from fully recycled PET yarn The covers are made with sustainable anti-bacte
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