

How mifold Original works
Like mifold Comfort, mifold Original uses patented technology that ensures optimal seatbelt fit.
There are adjustable belt guides on either side of the child's hips routing the lap belt over the child's upper thighs, away from the stomach. There's also a clip on a strap connected to the back of the seat that pulls the seatbelt chest strap down at a custom height for the child in the seat, keeping the seatbelt away from the face and neck.
Did you know that in the event of a crash, a child under 150cm tall can slide under the car seatbelt?

Who can use it?
mifold Compact is classified as a Group 2/3 weight-based seat, suitable for children aged 4 and up, weighing between 15 - 36kg, and up to 150cm tall.
Adjustable
Custom width & height for the child in the seat

Width adjustable
Our car seats not only grow with your child but also adjust to your child's unique size & shape.
The belt guides on either side of the child's hips are adjustable to three sizes to make sure the seatbelt is always held snugly in place.

Height adjustable
The QuickClip™ allows accurate adjustment to the height of the child and it works by pulling the seatbelt chest strap down correctly onto the bones of the shoulder, away from child’s face and neck.
Easy to store
When not in use, you can store multiple car seats easily, whether that be in the glove compartment, car door or in the pocket behind the front seat, ready when needed.


Travel made easy
We've made mifold Original the world's most compact and portable car seat so you can easily fit one (or three) into a handbag, backpack or hand luggage to give you peace of mind during transfers, taxi rides or car hire.
mifold Original complies with ECE R44.04 safety standard which means you can legally use the UK version of car seats anywhere in the UK and in every country in Europe!

3 in-a-row
A space-saver for big families

Taxi rides
Great size to carry around

Car hire
More convenient than hiring

Holiday
Essential for on-the-go families
A whopping 35% of parents have said that they have been left without a suitable child restraint when using a vehicle abroad. Sounds familiar?
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