Axkid Move (current version)
A Swedish rear-facing car seat for extended rear-facing travel, from infancy to a higher age depending on the model.
Best for: Families who want to travel rear-facing for as long as possible
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Child car seats, infant carriers and safety accessories – with a focus on rear-facing travel and correct installation.
The car seat is one of the most important products you buy as a parent. Sweden has a long tradition of rear-facing travel, and research and road safety organisations recommend children travel rear-facing for as long as possible. A well-chosen and correctly installed seat can be the difference between serious injury and none.
In our guides we go through the difference between older and newer standards (R44 and R129 / i-Size), what separates infant carriers from extended rear-facing seats, and why it is crucial that the seat fits your specific car. We also look at ease of use: a seat that is hard to install is often installed incorrectly.
We do not crash-test seats. We refer to independent tests carried out by others and to the manufacturers’ documentation. Always read the manual of both the seat and the car. Our guides contain affiliate links.
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A Swedish rear-facing car seat for extended rear-facing travel, from infancy to a higher age depending on the model.
Best for: Families who want to travel rear-facing for as long as possible
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Best for: Those who want a complete system from birth
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Best for: Families who prioritise ease of use
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Best for: Families who want convenient daily use