Clek Liingo vs Nuna PIPA aire

The Liingo is 0.6 in narrower. The Liingo lists for $40.01 less.

Only the differences are shown.

Clek LiingoNuna PIPA aire
TypeInfant car seatInfant car seat
List price$399.99Lowest price$440
Rear-facing weight4–30 lb4–30 lb
Rear-facing heightUp to 32 inUp to 30 in
Seat weight9 lb6 lbLightest
Base weightNot listed14 lb
Width16.9 inNarrowest17.5 in
Head ruleNot listedTop of child's head is at least 1" below top of child restraint.
Base includedNoYes
Newborn insertNewborn Body Support System, two-stage insert (page; no limit stated)Not listed
Installationbaseless (European belt path), LATCH (removable bin)LATCH (PIPA series base, rigid latch), seat belt (belt path)
Load legNoYes
Anti-rebound barNot listedNo
RotatesNoNo
Works with strollersBaby Jogger, BabyZen, Bugaboo, Bumbleride, Silver Cross, Stokke, Thule, UPPAbaby via Maxi-Cosi adaptersAll Nuna strollers, with adapters
Stroller adaptersMaxi-Cosi-type car seat adapters made by each stroller brand (page)Not listed
Handle in the carNot listedManual: 'The handle has 3 locked positions (including carry position).' 'Nuna recommends to have the handle in the carry position when in the vehicle.' 'Handle MUST NOT contact the vehicle interior (side of car or seat in front) when installed.'
Aircraft labelCertified for aircraft, per the makerCertified for aircraft, per the maker
No added flame retardantsYesYes
Expires after9 yearsNot listed

Clek Liingo

A baseless infant carrier from Clek that installs with the belt or built-in LATCH connectors, aimed at travel and rideshare.

  • No base needed
  • Light 9 lb carrier
  • Flame-retardant-free
  • 30 lb limit
  • No load leg or base option listed

Nuna PIPA aire

A very light Nuna infant carrier that is about 6 lb without the canopy and inserts. The $440 listed price includes the PIPA series base.

  • About 6 lb carrier
  • Steel stability leg on the base
  • Made without added flame-retardant chemicals, per Nuna
  • List price $440
  • 30 lb maximum
Ask the meadow

Liingo or PIPA aire?

Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

Which is easier to travel with?

Liingo: certified for planes, installs without a base, 9 lb. PIPA aire: certified for planes, 6 lb.

What does the extra $40.01 for the PIPA aire get you?

Per the makers, the PIPA aire adds a load leg. Both meet the same federal crash standard.

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