Comparison of All in All +, All in All Rotate and All in all iRotate - Short Demo

5 Reasons to Buy
Extended Rear Facing. The All in All Rotate is ISOFIX from Group 0+ and includes Extended Rear Facing (ERF). Scientifically proven it’s safer to travel rearward for longer, our All in All Rotate ERF mode is suitable up to 18kg (approx. 4 years old) for excellent value and safety.
Easy Access Rotation. All in All Rotate can be rotated to side-facing for easy access from a car door with the simple push of a button. No more stretching and leaning in when lifting baby out or when doing up the harness. All in All Rotate locks easily into the position you need.
Multi-Fit. The All in All Rotate is suitable for a wide variety of cars whether they have ISOFIX anchorage points or not. Rearward-facing up to 18kg (approx. 4 years old) and forward-facing up to 36kg (approx. 12 years old). Suitable when belted in all Groups (0/0+/1/2/3), ISOFIX mode for group 0/1 & ISOFIT for group 2/3.
Extra Security. With exclusive 5 point plus Anti-Escape system and an adjustable flip-out side impact protection system, plus even more padding, All in All brings added in-car safety.
Comfy and Easy. An easily adjustable harness is one of the new features we’ve added to improve the comfort and ease of your All in All Rotate experience. All in All Rotate then locks into position either forward or rear facing when you’re on the move. Plus, with one hand easy-adjust, multiple recline options and a design that’s great for transportation, All in All Rotate has you covered.

[@laurendart3]

hey, im really interested in buying a cosatto car seat you have lovely designs, my daughter is nearly 4 and has grown out of her group 1 car seat, can you tell me with the all in all seats shown in this video, can you rotate the seat for an older child or is it just in baby mode? and does the seat recline for older children? thanks

[@DianneWithaT]

should the side impact protection always be out?

[@rosiestent4381]

Do you get the isofix base with the car seats?

[@ryanmcqueen6909]

This car seat has a design flaw. The iso fix arms slide forward until the base is pressed up against the backrest. This then forces the bulkier chair to be way to close to the backrest resulting in the chair not being able to rotate because the large padding rubs against the backrest. It forcefully has to be rotated. The iso fix arms need to be able to be locked into a set length not determined by the gap between the base and backrest. Them sliding freely is worthless.