Britax Römer car seat fails crash test
The buckle came off completely during frontal crash tests in the rearward position.
Quick Look
- In frontal crash tests, the buckle on the Britax Römer Baby-Safe Pro car seat has come off completely when the seat has been in the rearward-facing position.
- Råd&Rön recommends that the chair is not used in this position with the current base.
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Why It Matters
Råd&Rön has tested car seats and discovered serious flaws in a model from Britax Römer.
In the frontal crash tests that were conducted, the buckle on the child seat's belt released and came off completely, and the crash dummy was thrown from the seat.
The problem occurred when the car seat was in the rearward-facing position. When tested in the upright position and when the car seat was installed with the car's belt instead of the base, the belt did not come loose.
Råd&Rön recommends not using the Britax Römer Baby-Safe Pro with the base Vario Base 5Z in the rear-facing position.
The manufacturer Britax Römer has been informed of the result and is investigating the matter. At the moment, no decision has been made whether the chair should be recalled or stopped being sold.
Open Questions
- Will the product be recalled?
- What causes the buckle to come loose?





