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Mesa how-to videos

Six short videos covering the things a capsule manual explains badly: fitting a child with and without the infant inlay, fitting a premature baby, installing the base with ISOFIX or with a vehicle seatbelt, and moving from car to pram without waking anyone.

Watch the two installation videos before your first drive, not on the day.

Videos
6
Suits
Birth to 15 kg
Approved
CASA, for aircraft
Fits
Vista and Cruz direct
An UPPAbaby Mesa capsule clicked onto a Vista frame
Play: How to fit a child with the infant inlay
Newborn

How to fit a child with the infant inlay

The inlay is for the smallest babies. Getting the harness height right with it in place is the step most people get wrong the first time.

Play: How to fit a premature baby
From 2.0 kg

How to fit a premature baby

Mesa is low birthweight tested and approved from 2.0 kg, with a custom-fit infant insert. This is how that insert is used.

Play: Base installation with ISOFIX
Install

Base installation with ISOFIX

The quicker of the two installs. Watch for the indicators turning green on both connectors, and for the load leg angle.

Play: Car to pram, and pram to car
Every day

Car to pram, and pram to car

The whole point of a travel system: lifting the capsule out and clicking it onto the frame without waking anyone.

Before you drive

Three things worth checking

The harness height. For a rear-facing capsule the straps should come from at or just below the shoulders. Too high is the most common fitting error, and the inlay changes where the shoulders sit.

The pinch test. Once buckled, you should not be able to pinch a horizontal fold in the strap at the collarbone. Bulky clothing defeats this, which is why coats come off before the harness goes on.

The base indicators. Green on both connectors, and the base should not move more than about 2.5 cm side to side at the belt path.

Not confident?

Have it checked in person

Authorised retailers and our team at Meet the Expert days will check a capsule fit with you. On a car capsule that is worth doing.