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cybex chassis Cybex Priam 4 Stroller Matte Black Frame

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cybex chassis Cybex Priam 4 Stroller Matte Black FrameCybex Priam 4 Stroller Combining timeless design elements with innovative features, the Cybex Priam 4 stroller boasts ingenious functionality and luxurious comfort to provide a stroller experience like no other. A one pull harness system allows parents to secure their child quickly and easily with just one hand. You can fit and fasten the harness at the same time with a simple pull of a strap. It also has a one hand fold and recline, and the

Cybex Priam 4 Stroller
Combining timeless design elements with innovative features, the Cybex Priam 4 stroller boasts ingenious functionality and luxurious comfort to provide a stroller experience like no other.

A one-pull harness system allows parents to secure their child quickly and easily with just one hand. You can fit and fasten the harness at the same time with a simple pull of a strap. It also has a one-hand fold and recline, and the reversible seat allows your child to face you or the world ahead.

All-wheel suspension ensures a smooth ride. Swivel front wheels can be locked for stability on uneven terrain, and the two-wheel mode is great for strolling over sand or gravel. The XXL sun canopy (with UPF50+ protection) will keep the little one comfortable, and the extra large storage basket holds up to 11 pounds for all your necessities.

More note-worthy features include the adjustable leatherette handlebar that extends for grown-ups of varying heights, adjustable leg rest for customized comfort for your child and the leatherette bumper bar that opens to the side for easy in and out. Other new features include easier assembly, refreshed colors, a redesigned bassinet (sold separately) and cup holder placement closer to parents.

One frame enables three different modes of use: from birth with the PRIAM 4/e-PRIAM 2 Lux carrycot or any Cybex infant car seat (both sold separately), and later with the seat unit as a luxurious parent-facing or forward-facing stroller

Key Features:

  • One-pull harness helps you secure your child in seconds with just one hand
  • Reversible seat allows baby to face you or face forward
  • Seat can be removed and replaced with Cybex car seat or carrycot
  • Reclines with one hand to three positions
  • Height of seat allows stroller to be used as a high chair at a restaurant
  • Seat with generous padding is durable and luxurious
  • Folds easily with one hand and with seat attached
  • When folded, can rest in standing position or be trolleyed like luggage
  • Oversized, extendable canopy with UPF 50+ protection and ventilation window offers complete sun coverage
  • Leather-look handlebar can be raised taller than most (up to 43") for tall parents
  • Leather-look bumper bar opens on both sides for easy access
  • Leg rest can be adjusted to three positions and is easy to clean
  • Generous shopping basket with magnetic closure can be extended to fit a diaper bag
  • Unique two-wheel mode helps the stroller go up steps or over rough terrain like sand or snow
  • Can be paired with numerous accessories, including front-wheel skis, footmuff, sibling board and more
  • Engineered and designed in Germany

What's Included:

  • Cybex Priam 4 stroller frame with all-terrain wheels
  • Cybex Priam 4 seat pack
  • Rain cover
  • Bumper bar
  • Cup holder
  • Car seat adapters for Cybex infant car seats

Specifications:

  • Unfolded: 36.2”L x 23.6”W x 44.5”H
  • Folded: 37”L x 23.6”W x 14.5”H
  • Stroller weight 28.8 lbs
  • Suitable from 6 months up to 55 lbs (or from birth with the Carry Cot, sold separately)
  • Includes rain cover, cup holder, bumper bar and PRIAM/e-PRIAM infant car seat/Carry Cot adapters
  • Compatible with PRIAM 4/e-PRIAM 2 Seat Packs and Lux Carry Cots (sold separately)
  • 2-year limited Cybex warranty
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