Versatile pushchair for city and countryside. Large pneumatic tyres and integrated suspension. Carrycot with CozyCloud mattress included. Reclining seat with flat reclining position. Dimensions when assembled (L x W x H): 95.5 x 63 x 118 cm. Dimensions when folded (L x W x H): 86 x 63 x 42 cm. Suitable from birth to approx. 4 years (up to max. 22 kg).
Pushchair type | Newborn buggies |
Pram equipment | Suspension, Swivel wheels |
Scope of application | City |
Exact colour description | Nature |
Length | 95.50 cm |
Width | 63 cm |
Height | 118 cm |
Item number | 49639515 |
Manufacturer | ABC Design |
Category | Pushchairs |
Manufacturer no. | 12005032103 |
Release date | 23.9.2024 |
Sales rank in Category Pushchairs | 194 of 1731 |
Colour | Beige |
Exact colour description | Nature |
Age to | 4 Years |
Pushchair type | Newborn buggies |
Scope of application | City |
Pram equipment | Suspension, Swivel wheels |
Seating direction | Direction of environment, Towards parents |
Wheel type | Pneumatic tire |
Number of wheels | 4 x |
Max. load | 22 kg |
Country of origin | Germany |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Width | 63 cm |
Length | 86 cm |
Height | 42 cm |
Length | 95.50 cm |
Width | 63 cm |
Height | 118 cm |
Weight | 20 kg |
Length | 85 cm |
Width | 55 cm |
Height | 40 cm |
Weight | 25 kg |
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Source: Digitec GalaxusWhen it comes to the first pushchair for babies and toddlers, everything should fit. However, a number of models tested by Stiftung Warentest have problems: sometimes the carrycot is too small after a few months, we found harmful substances or discovered safety deficiencies. The test winners of recent years show that there is a better way...
