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cybex beezy folded dimensions

cybex beezy folded dimensions CYBEX BEEZY Pushchair

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cybex beezy folded dimensions CYBEX BEEZY PushchairPlease note: this item is not stocked in store and will be delivered in 3 5 working days. An agile city buggy with a surprising range of features, the BEEZY is the compact companion that doesnt compromise on comfort. Even newborn babies can ride comfy from the start, thanks to its full lie flat recline. A compact folded size makes it a breeze to store at home or take in and out of the car for the school run! The Beezy is light and compact making it an

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

An agile city buggy with a surprising range of features, the BEEZY is the compact companion that doesn’t compromise on comfort. Even newborn babies can ride comfy from the start, thanks to its full lie-flat recline.

A compact folded size makes it a breeze to store at home or take in and out of the car for the school run! The Beezy is light and compact making it an ideal second stroller for grandparents. For extra flexibility when you’re out on a drive, the travel system feature lets you attach an infant car seat.

If you love life on the move, but want to be sure your child is snug, satisfied and safe, the BEEZY is your new must-have.

Features:

Ergonomic Lie-flat

Comfort from birth – An ergonomic lie-flat position is necessary for newborns to ride safely. It’s easy to recline the Beezy for their very first trips outdoors.

One-hand Fold

Fold the Beezy into a compact package for stress-free storage at home or away. It stands by itself too, so you’ll always have it to hand.

All-terrain Wheels

A set of wheels like these will elevate an adventure ride or a simple stroll. Freely travel in comfort over rough or uneven surfaces with robust all-terrain wheels that provide a smooth, relaxing ride for your child whether it be in the park or on the school run.

One-pull Harness

Secure your child in seconds. One hand is all you need to tighten the harness to the perfect form-hugging position.

Travel System Ready

The Beezy is compatible with CYBEX award-winning baby car seats, giving you extra flexibility for your journey.

UPF50+ Sun Canopy

To protect your child on sunny days, an XL UPF50+ sun canopy provides shade and shelter.

Adjustable Legrest

The adjustable legrest helps provide an ideal resting position in the buggy.

All-wheel Suspension

For a smooth riding experience, all-wheel suspension keeps the handling steady and the journey comfortable.

Spacious Basket

The spacious basket can carry up to 5 kg of everything you and your baby need when you are out and about, keeping you ready for whatever adventures the day brings.

Specifications:

  • Depth/ Length: 45.5cm
  • Width: 29cm
  • Height: 65cm
  • Gross Weight: 10.1 kg
  • Net Weight: 8.1 kg
  • Age: Birth to approx. 4 years.
  • Child weight: 22kg
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