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maxi cosi oxford stroller Maxi-Cosi Oxford Cabin Stroller in Onyx Black

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maxi cosi oxford stroller Maxi-Cosi Oxford Cabin Stroller in Onyx BlackMaxi Cosi Oxford Cabin Lightweight Travel Pushchair Travelling with little ones should feel exciting, not stressful. The Maxi Cosi Oxford Cabin in Oxford Black is a thoughtfully designed, lightweight pushchair created to make everyday outings and family holidays easier, smoother, and more enjoyable. Suitable from birth up to 4 years (22 kg), this compact travel pushchair combines comfort, practicality, and smart design to support your family wherever

Maxi-Cosi Oxford Cabin Lightweight Travel Pushchair

Travelling with little ones should feel exciting, not stressful. The Maxi-Cosi Oxford Cabin in Oxford Black is a thoughtfully designed, lightweight pushchair created to make everyday outings and family holidays easier, smoother, and more enjoyable. Suitable from birth up to 4 years (22 kg), this compact travel pushchair combines comfort, practicality, and smart design to support your family wherever life takes you.

Whether you’re navigating busy high streets, heading to the park, or preparing for a flight, Oxford Cabin is built to keep both parent and child comfortable on every journey.

Designed for Stress-Free Travel

One of the standout advantages of the Maxi-Cosi Oxford Cabin is its travel-friendly design. Being IATA-compliant, it fits into most airline overhead compartments, helping to remove the worry of checking in bulky equipment. This makes it an ideal companion for frequent flyers, weekend getaways, or visits to family abroad.

Folding the pushchair is quick and effortless thanks to the one-hand compact fold, and once folded, the integrated carry strap allows you to keep your hands free while moving through airports, train stations, or crowded spaces. Its lightweight frame makes lifting and storing the pushchair simple, even when travelling solo with your child.

Comfort from Newborn to Toddler

From the very first days, your child can travel in comfort thanks to the spacious, ergonomic seat that reclines to a full lie-flat position. This supportive design is ideal for newborns, providing a comfortable and natural resting position for naps on the go.

As your child grows, the adjustable leg rest and roomy seat ensure continued comfort throughout the toddler years. The extendable UPF 50+ sun canopy provides excellent protection in bright conditions, while the ventilation window helps maintain airflow on warmer days, keeping your little one cool and content.

Every detail is designed to create a calm, reassuring space for your child, whether they are sleeping, relaxing, or watching the world go by.

Smooth Handling Wherever You Go

A good pushchair should feel effortless to manoeuvre, and the Maxi-Cosi Oxford Cabin delivers with advanced suspension that helps absorb bumps and uneven surfaces. From cobbled streets to pavements and shopping centres, the ride remains smooth and controlled.

The intuitive brake system ensures confident stopping when you need it, while the easy-in harness with slide-adjust pads allows you to secure your child quickly and comfortably, even when they’re wriggling or eager to explore.

Everyday Practicality for Parents

The Oxford Cabin has been designed with real family life in mind. A large 5 kg shopping basket gives you room for changing bags, groceries, or everyday essentials, helping you stay organised while out and about.

Practical touches such as a rear storage pocket keep smaller items within easy reach, while machine-washable fabrics make cleaning simple after busy days outdoors.

For families who already use Maxi-Cosi car seats, Oxford Cabin also offers seamless compatibility, allowing you to create a flexible travel system that moves effortlessly from car to pavement without disturbing your baby.

Thoughtfully Made for the Future

In addition to comfort and convenience, Oxford Cabin incorporates Eco Care fabrics made from recycled materials, offering a more responsible choice for environmentally conscious families. It’s a pushchair designed not only for today’s journeys but with tomorrow in mind.

Maxi-Cosi Cabin Key Features:

  • Suitable from birth to 22 kg (approx. 4 years)
  • Ultra-compact lightweight pushchair ideal for travel
  • IATA-compliant size designed to fit airline overhead compartments
  • One-hand compact fold with integrated carry strap
  • Spacious ergonomic seat with full lie-flat recline
  • Extendable UPF 50+ sun canopy with ventilation window
  • Advanced suspension for a smoother ride
  • Compatible with Maxi-Cosi baby car seats to create a travel system
  • Large 5 kg shopping basket and rear storage pocket
  • Adjustable leg rest for growing children
  • Easy-in harness with slide-adjust pads
  • Intuitive brake system for confident control
  • Machine-washable, easy-clean fabrics
  • Eco Care fabrics made using recycled materials

Specifications

  • Suitability: From Birth - 22kgs
  • Weight: 7.9kgs
  • Folded Dimensions: H 52.5cm x W 43.5 x D 25.
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