Thule Palm Footrest

The footrest is suitable for children measuring 100–150 cm, which approximately corresponds to 3–12 years.

Yes, you can quickly and easily attach the footrest with one hand, without tools.

Yes, the footrest is foldable and can be stored completely flat.

With the buy-back guarantee, you purchase a product — new or refurbished — with the assurance that you can sell it back to Tiny Library later. You use it as long as it suits you: if your child outgrows it or you no longer need it, you simply initiate a buy-back request via your personal account. Depending on its condition, usage duration, and market value, you will receive up to 60% of the purchase price back. The calculator on the product page shows you exactly what to expect in advance. Renting works as a monthly subscription without an upfront purchase amount. When ordering, you choose a minimum rental period: the longer the period, the lower the monthly price. After this minimum period has ended, you can cancel at any time. Ideal if you are looking for flexibility or don't yet know how long you will need the product.

The buyback price depends on the original value and the condition of the product. On each product page, you’ll find a Calculator that allows you to easily see how much you can get back. If you take good care of your products and return them clean, complete, and in good condition, you can get back up to 60% of the value.

Simply put: If the child is smaller than 1.35 meters, a car seat or booster seat should be used. If the child is taller than 1.35 meters, the car seat belt should be used, possibly in combination with a booster seat.

A car seat for babies (from 0 to about 1 year) is the safest way to transport your child. A baby car seat excludes a lot of movements and that is bad for the motor development of the infant. It is designed for transport in the car! Not for other types of use. An exception to this are baby car seats that have the additional option of a reclining function. The seat can then be made flat for transport on a stroller, for example. No research has yet been done into the long-term health effects of a child, so it is difficult to say how long a child may sit in a car seat. At this time it is recommended to keep it for about 2 hours at a time.