Avionaut AeroFIX RWF Smart (Seat only) Requires separate base
Tax included.
Rear Facing Car Seat
Suitable from 61-105cm, up to 18.5kg
approximately six months to four years
Suitable from 40cm with the optional newborn insert
Avionaut's designers are constantly working to create the most ergonomic and comfortable car seats possible. The AeroFIX RWF Smart model has been created with high attention to detail.
The shell consists of a solid bucket body with ventilation grids to guarantee comfort, especially during the summer. The headrest's Cloud Care system is made of memory foam, not only does it guarantee the child's comfort, it also absorbs a large portion of the energy in the event of a collision.
The AeroFIX Smart is a new, more affordable version of the AeroFIX AirFlow.
This picture shows the Smart version in Grey, and the AirFlow in Mint in the background.
Healthy backs
The AeroFIX also takes care of your child's back. Thanks to its clever design, the seat received a certificate from the AGR, a German organisation of around 150,000 physiotherapists and doctors who deal with spinal disorders.
The AeroFIX is fitted in the car on the Avionaut ISOfix IQ Orbit Base, which must be bought separately.
The AeroFIX is suitable from 61cm which is around six months.
To use this seat from birth it is available with an optional newborn insert.
Designed to perfectly fit the AeroFIX seat, this insert transforms it into a secure and ergonomically supportive space for newborns from 40 to 61cm.
Crafted with ultra-soft, breathable, and baby-safe materials, it gently cushions your newborn, helping to maintain a healthy posture while providing essential head, neck, and spinal support during those crucial early months.
- The AeroFIX RWF AirFlow model is a rear facing only car seat, it has passed the Swedish Plus Test
- Thanks to the IQ Orbit ISOfix base, the AeroFIX is quick and easy to install
- The height of the headrest and harness can be adjusted as the child grows
- The recline angle is adjustable to ensure comfort even during the longest trips
