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maxi-cosi lara 2 Maxi-Cosi Lara 2 Travel Stroller, Gently Used / Black – Rekiddle

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maxi-cosi lara 2 Maxi-Cosi Lara 2 Travel Stroller, Gently Used / Black – RekiddleCondition notes: This item is in excellent, like new condition with very light fraying on the front of the seat and minor marks on the front wheels. Sold as seen. Why Rekiddle loves this product: Brilliant for travel and quick trips: ultra light (6. 4kg) and compact, it folds small enough for most airline overhead lockers. One hand fold: perfect when youre holding your baby, a changing bag, or juggling life in general. Two storage baskets with a 2kg

Condition notes: This item is in excellent, like-new condition with very light fraying on the front of the seat and minor marks on the front wheels. Sold as seen.

Why Rekiddle loves this product:

  • Brilliant for travel and quick trips: ultra-light (6.4kg) and compact, it folds small enough for most airline overhead lockers.
  • One-hand fold: perfect when you’re holding your baby, a changing bag, or juggling life in general.
  • Two storage baskets with a 2kg capacity.
  • Smooth steering with good 4-wheel suspension: easy to push with one hand, even when navigating tight shops, cafes, or busy pavements.
  • Breathable and comfy: the mesh seat keeps your child cool on warm days, and the padded harness makes it cosy on longer outings.
  • Light enough to carry anywhere – the integrated shoulder strap makes stairs, buses, and station platforms much less of a workout.
  • Stylish and practical – modern fabrics, easy-clean materials, and thoughtful parent-friendly touches throughout.

From the brand: The Lara² is the best ready-to-travel stroller from birth up to 4 years old thanks to its car seat compatibility. And it is so compact that you can store it in the smallest of places, even in some overhead cabin spaces*. Lara² is super lightweight and has a unique one-hand flash fold: one touch on the push bar and the stroller will fold automatically. Specially designed for your convenience, you can take with you everything you and your baby need in the 2 baskets. Your little one will surely enjoy the ride in the best-in-class comfort seat, even in hot temperatures, thanks to its breathable fabrics. *Check compatibility with the airline before travel.

Going somewhere warm or enjoying the summer weather in the park? Apart from being a lightweight reclining pushchair, the Lara² is made with breathable fabric to keep your little one cool and comfortable in warm temperatures and prevent them from sweating in the seat. The extra padding in the seat, keeps them comfortable while the extendable sun canopy (UPF 50+) will protect them from the sun, wind and cold! The see-through ventilation window in the canopy allows you to stay in touch while your little one explores. Raincover is included.

Exploring the world? No problem with this compact pushchair useable from birth, as Lara² is so compact it even fits in some overhead cabin spaces*! Weighing only 6.4 kg, it's easy to store and it can easily be carried with its shoulder strap. Fast one-hand folding allows you to fold the Lara² without any hassle in just a flash, super convenient when you’re going out and about and you need to store the Lara² quickly. Just press on the push bar and the pushchair will fold automatically. When going exploring with your little one, you need to be prepared. Lara² is here to help, with not one, but TWO storage baskets! They are easily accessible with one below the seat, as with many pushchairs, and the other at the back of the seat. So no matter where you go, you can enjoy maximum storage and easy access to your belongings! *Check compatibility with the airline before travel.

Ages: 0-4 Y

Dimensions: 1040 x 700 mm (unfolded); 510 x 500 mm (folded)

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