Inspired by Drive Spirit Spica vs Thomashilfen Axkid NEXTKID Reha

The Spirit Spica holds up to 130 lb; the Axkid NEXTKID Reha, 110.2 lb, per the makers.

Only the differences are shown.

Inspired by Drive Spirit SpicaThomashilfen Axkid NEXTKID Reha
TypeAdaptive car seat, car bed, or vestAdaptive car seat, car bed, or vest
PriceInspired by Drive site: 'Starting at $1,654.97Not listed
How to get it (maker)Usually through a medical equipment dealer with a prescriptionUsually through a medical equipment dealer with a prescription
Model numberCSS-2400-SPICA, CSS-2401-SPICANot listed
Min. weight25 lbNot listed
Max. weight130 lb110.2 lb
Max. height66 in59.1 in
SizesCSS-2400-SPICA = Plus-M without seat depth extender (29 lb); CSS-2401-SPICA = Plus-L with seat depth extender (33 lb); overall width 21.5 in, back height 28 in, seat depth 12 in / 16 inuser height 100-150 cm / 39.4-59.1 in; seat width 22-29 cm / 8.7-11.4 in; seat depth 37 cm / 14.6 in; back height 75 cm / 29.5 in
DimensionsOverall width 21.5, back height 28, seat depth 12 (M) or 16 (L)Overall 17.3 w x 24.4 h x 18.9
Crash test (maker)Not listedIts strength has been verified through crash testing against criteria comparable to those of ECE R129.
What's included2 positioning wedges, 13.25 x 7.75 x 4.75 inNot listed
Maker's warningsdesigned to accommodate a spica cast; low and wide side profile.Not listed

Inspired by Drive Spirit Spica

Low, wide car seat that the maker says is designed to accommodate a spica cast, with positioning wedges.

  • Includes two wedges
  • No age limit stated

Thomashilfen Axkid NEXTKID Reha

Thomashilfen reha child seat with an ISOFIX indicator, for users up to 150 cm.

  • Maker gives limits in both metric and US units
  • Crash testing wording from the maker