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libelle 2 cybex

libelle 2 cybex Cybex Libelle 2 Travel Stroller | 13.7 lbs

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libelle 2 cybex Cybex Libelle 2 Travel Stroller | 13.7 lbsThe Cybex Libelle 2 is built around one specification that parents who travel frequently care about most: a fold small enough to fit in an airline overhead bin. At 13. 7 lbs and a folded footprint of 12. 6 inches long by 7. 8 inches wide by 18. 9 inches tall, it is one of the most compact folding strollers available and fits the carry on size requirements of most major airlines without checking it at the gate. The self standing fold does not require a

The Cybex Libelle 2 is built around one specification that parents who travel frequently care about most: a fold small enough to fit in an airline overhead bin. At 13.7 lbs and a folded footprint of 12.6 inches long by 7.8 inches wide by 18.9 inches tall, it is one of the most compact folding strollers available and fits the carry-on size requirements of most major airlines without checking it at the gate. The self-standing fold does not require a bag or a wall to stay upright, and the carrying strap makes it manageable through an airport single-handed while holding a child with the other arm.

The seat reclines to a near-flat position with one hand, which is the feature that separates the Libelle 2 from lighter umbrella strollers that only work for upright alert toddlers. A near-flat recline means a napping child can sleep comfortably during long travel days without being propped at an angle that disrupts sleep. The adjustable leg rest supports ergonomic positioning for children at different stages, and the front-wheel suspension absorbs surface variation on city pavement, airport terminals, and uneven sidewalks. The extendable UPF 50+ canopy with peek-a-boo window provides full overhead coverage during outdoor use.

The Libelle 2 is suitable from 6 months through approximately 4 years up to 55 lbs as a standalone stroller seat. From birth it works as a travel system with any Cybex infant car seat using the included adapters, which also covers compatibility with the Nuna PIPA Aire and select Maxi-Cosi infant seats. The one-pull harness cinches securely with a single hand motion. The underseat basket holds up to 22 lbs and a zipped back pocket adds accessible storage for travel documents or a phone. Optional accessories include the Libelle Travel Bag, bumper bar, and rain cover, all sold separately. ANB Baby carries the full Cybex collection and all orders over $45 ship free.

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