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cybex melio footmuff

cybex melio footmuff Cybex Melio Travel System Essential Bundle with Gold Footmuff

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cybex melio footmuff Cybex Melio Travel System Essential Bundle with Gold FootmuffPlease note: this item is not stocked in store and will be delivered in 3 5 working days. The Melio is our ultra light stroller for the big city. Now featuring the one pull harness for securing your child in seconds, and a newborn nest for comfort from birth. With its sleek and slender profile, the new Melio ultra lightweight stroller makes it easier than ever to boutique, brunch, and weave through life in the big city. Weighing just 6. 1 kg but

Please note: this item is not stocked in store and will be delivered in 3-5 working days.

The Melio is our ultra-light stroller for the big city. Now featuring the one-pull harness for securing your child in seconds, and a newborn nest for comfort from birth.

With its sleek and slender profile, the new Melio ultra-lightweight stroller makes it easier than ever to boutique, brunch, and weave through life in the big city.

Weighing just 6.1 kg but sporting a full range of handy features, the Melio is the ultimate companion for every city adventure. Breathable mesh brings heavenly cool breezes on hot days, and the one-pull harness helps you secure your child in seconds. And it's travel system-ready, giving you the choice of a Melio Cot, an infant car seat, a stroller seat or a Cocoon S to carry your child on their voyage through the metropolis.

CYBEX Melio with the Cot: The Melio Cot is the perfect place for your baby to meet the metropolis. Roomy and sheltered, the Melio Cot features a soft foam mattress for dreamy comfort and a healthy ergonomic posture. The UPF50+ sun canopy has an integrated carry handle for easy handling and a mesh window for cooling breezes on hot city days. Warm and cozy, the Melio Cot is the ideal companion for the luxuriously comfortable Melio, Melio Carbon or Melio Street: Ultra-light strollers made for fun in the big city.

Cold weather should not keep you and your baby indoors. Your baby can enjoy every season in comfort, wrapped up warm in their Gold Footmuff. A teddy fleece lining is soft on the skin and keeps them cosy €’ helping your child stay warm in temperatures as low as -10°C. And if the weather turns wet, the outer shell is water resistant to keep out the damp. Look forward to getting out and about in the colder months, knowing that your baby is snug from head to toe.

The rain cover can be attached to the Melio 1 baby bath and thus offers effective protection against wind and moisture.

What's Included

  • 1x CYBEX Melio Pushchair 2023 in Moon Black
  • 1x CYBEX Melio Cot 2023 in Moon Black
  • 1x CYBEX Melio Adapters
  • 1x CYBEX Gold Footmuff in Moon Black
  • 1x CYBEX Platinum/S-Line Cupholder
  • 1x Carrycot Raincover Melio Transparent
  • MELIO Pushchair Rain Cover Transparent

Specifications:

  • Age range: From birth to approx. 3 years
  • Child weight: Max. 15 kg

Care instructions:

  • Fabric covers machine washable at 30 °C

Compatible with:

  • Melio Cot
  • CYBEX infant car seats (with adapters)
  • Cocoon S
  • Melio Line Rain Cover
  • Stroller Cup Holder
  • Gold Footmuff
  • Snogga 2
  • Summer Seat Liner

About Cybex

CYBEX is a recognised leader in child safety - boasting multiple awards for their pioneering car seats, pushchairs, and carriers that are perfectly adapted to urban lifestyles, including the PRIAM, MIOS, Anoris T and Cloud Z. CYBEX pushes the boundaries that would ordinarily separate safety, design, and function to create products that suit modern families.

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