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The Peg Perego 2009 Primo Viaggio SIP 30/30 Infant Car Seat is the ideal solution for transporting infants 5 to 30 lbs. It is travel system-compatible and the perfect complement to ANY Peg Perego stroller. The Primo Viaggio exceeds the most stringent Side Impact Protection test in the world. Peg Peregos unique, softly padded five-point safety harness and Side Impact Protection wings can be moved as a single unit to five positions, protecting baby's head and body from all angles. The seat includes a coordinating LATCH system base to easily secure it to vehicle (additional bases available, sold separately). The integrated, comprehensive safety system can be easily adjusted as your baby grows and includes a quick release feature, assuring maximum safety. With the automatic attachment system, you can securely attach or detach the Primo Viaggio SIP 30/30 to any Peg Perego stroller.
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Technical Details
- Side impact protection (SIP) includes an exclusive Confort-Dry pad for the seat and safety-padded wings to protect baby's head- Designed to accommodate babies up to 22 pounds or up to 30 inches
- 5-point restraint belt system with one-hand adjustment
- Adjustable base installs in car with LATCH system or seat belts
- Indicator level shows correct installation angle
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By C. Zonneveld (California)
I LOVE this car seat for the safety and the look of it BUT...the the straps get tangled all the time which is super annoying especially because it is an expensive car seat. I sure hope they fix this design flaw.
By julybaby715
For the price, I wish I liked it better...but I have to admit, I don't =( The biggest problem for me is the straps. They twist so easily and its really difficult to twist back, I don't understand it. Its very annoying when you are pressed for time and you discover the straps are twisted. You end up wasting a lot of time untwisting. It is a heavy, bulky seat but I was already aware of that when I purchased it. My daughter is now 20lbs and with the weight of the seat, I struggle to carry her in the seat. In fact, I avoid it at all cost because I feel like i'm going to fall over every time.
The material is soft and easy to clean. She does get very hot in it though. The base/car seat combination is simple and easy to use. I struggle getting the car seat to easily latch to my Peg Perego Pliko P3 stroller. I really do like the simple designs and colors of the car seat, I hate the way Graco car seats look.
They are plenty of other car seats that are comparable in safety standards and are cheaper and easier to use. If I had to do it all over again, I would of never bought this travel system. Normally you get what you pay for but with this, I feel slightly cheated =(
By Jennifer (FL)
We bought the Peg Perego Uno Stroller and LOVE it...so we also purchased the carseat to go with it. This car seat is heavy and bulky. Not easy to lift and my son has hated it since the day we took him home from the hospital! I agree with the other person who wrote that they curse every time they use it. It is very difficult to latch and the BELTS TWIST ALL THE TIME!!! It is just a pain in the butt. I think I used the "travel system" option twice because that was a freakin pain too. Very disapointed and hope that others look for other safe car seats and next time I will read the reviews!!!!
By Lana Rifkin (Louisville, KY)
I bought this car seat thinking that it was the absolute safest thing out there and was thus willing to overlook its ridiculous weight. Now, it seems that Consumer Reports has other options (the Chicco KeyFit 30) that have the same (if not better) safety rating and MUCH better overall score (not to mention $100 cheaper...)
My #1 complaint is that the belt is really hard to use...especially with a squirmy child who is not very happy about being strapped in...it takes forever to get the snaps into place. I seriously curse it every time.
My baby is 12mo now and about 23 lbs and she's getting too big for it (her feet have to almost straddle the seat!)...but she is pretty tall...We're ready for a convertible seat now.
I may keep this one around as a spare for the next kid, but would not recommend it.
By Urban Mom (United States)
I purchased this seat for my first child. I was warned that it was heavy and sat very upright but went ahead and purchased it to go with my Bugaboo because it seemed like the nicest seat out there. Big mistake. My daughter hated it from the get go. She sat very upright in it and her head seemed to flop forward before she was able to hold her head up (she literally looked like she was sitting straight up and down). Everytime we went somewhere she screamed. I borrowed my friend's Graco to see if it was the seat and sure enough, she sat in more of a cradle position in the Graco and was quiet as a mouse. She got used to it as she got older but then the weight factor came in. This seat is so heavy that by the time she was 6 months old (and still a peanut at 13 pounds) I could barely lift it in and out of the car. I'm a runner and in pretty good shape so there's no reason I should have had trouble lifting it. I could not get rid of this seat fast enough and now have a Maxi Cosi for my second child that I love (super light weight and cradles the baby).
Pros:
1. It is definitely a sturdier seat than the Maxi Cosi and Gracos. It's made of quality materials (sturdier plastics) so I can see why it's heavy.
2. I liked that I could just wipe the fabric since it's not a cloth material. I didn't have to take the cover off and wash it if my baby threw up. That said, I used the seat during the fall and winter. My girlfriend had the same seat (she lives in Georgia) and said the nylon fabric got super hot in the summer because it doesn't breath like the cloth fabrics do so it may not be a pro for some people.
3. The seat is very cushy; lots of padding.
Cons:
1. My daughter couldn't see around the black wings so she was always looking forward and not to the side or out the window. I'm sure she didn't know the difference but I always felt like she was in a straight jacket. Again, she was small though so perhaps if you have a bigger baby this wouldn't be a problem.
2. As I mentioned, the weight. It says you can use it up to 30 pounds but that really doens't do you any good because you wouldn't be able to lift it. I can't imagine carrying this thing around with a 30 pound baby (plus a 30 pound baby would be too long for it). I ended up switching my daughter to a convertible Britax at 7 months so really I got hardly any use out of it. I used to get so upset when I'd see other people carrying their almost 1 year old kids around in lighter weight carriers.
3. The sunshade is a joke. Most other seats have sunshades that can be pulled forward for more protection.
One other thing to note. I often read on reviews that "this is the safest car seat out there". I am not sure where people are getting that information. Thanks to a good friend we were able to retain reports from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's crash labs and while this seat did test well, it received the exact same rankings as the Britax and Maxi Cosi seats.
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