Net Line, LLC Announces the Launch of Britax Marathon 70z Website

Britax engineers develop impact absorbing technology that helps protect infants and toddler’s brains in both frontal and side impact vehicle crashes. The new web site provides detailed information regarding the Marathon 70, the Britax Corporation, and the technology that goes into keeping children much more safe in their car seat than they would be if riding only with a seatbelt or with no belt at all.

Houston, TX, April 10, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Head injury in vehicular crashes is the leading cause of death for children ages 0 to 12 years. Children who ride in car seats today, engineered for safety using modern technology, are four times less likely to suffer injury of the head and brain during a crash than those just wearing a seat belt. Source: Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia.

Ideally the child should be placed in crash tested and approved infant seats, car seats or booster seat until they are mature enough to safely use the lap seat belts provided in most vehicles today. Seat belts are not enough for young children. Infants up to one year old should ride in an infant capable car seat facing the rear of the vehicle. Toddlers and youngsters (up to the age of 4) can ride the car seat facing forward. All should ride in an approved car seat and the child should be strapped in securely using a five point harness system, not just a seat belt, whenever the vehicle is in motion.

The award winning Britax Marathon 70 car seat is equipped with proprietary technology designed to minimize injury to a child regardless of from which direction the crash occurs. It provides literally 360 degree protection, during a vehicle crash, with particular emphasis given to the protection of the child’s head.

Britax Marathon 70 is a registered trademark of Britax Excelsior Limited, 1 Chirchill Way West, Andover, England and has been manufactured in the United States, using international parts, since 1996. Britax Excelsior Limited holds a total of more than 30 patents and its products are repeatedly rated as excellent in tests. Britax merged with the German counterpart Römer in 1979 markets under the Britax and Römer brand names worldwide.

More information is available at http://www.britaxmarathon70z.com

Contact: Paul Woodall, Net Line, LLC
832-533-2439
paul@netlinetrading.com
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