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cybex iris m-air price Cybex® 4-in-1 Stroller Balios S Lux + Amya Carrier + Cloud G Car Seat – EvitasCybex 4 in 1 Balios S Lux + Cloud G + Isofix Base G + Amya (XL Bundle) The complete Cybex travel system for modern parents who want maximum flexibility, safety, and comfort from birth onwards. This XL bundle includes all essential elements for mobility with your baby stroller, carry cot, car seat, Isofix base, weather protection accessories, and the Amya baby carrier for total freedom of movement. Whats included: Cybex Balios S Lux stroller with seat

Cybex® 4-in-1 Balios S Lux + Cloud G + Isofix Base G + Amya (XL Bundle)

The complete Cybex® travel system for modern parents who want maximum flexibility, safety, and comfort from birth onwards. This XL bundle includes all essential elements for mobility with your baby – stroller, carry cot, car seat, Isofix base, weather protection accessories, and the Amya baby carrier for total freedom of movement.

✔ What’s included:

  • Cybex® Balios S Lux stroller with seat unit
  • Cybex® S Lux carry cot for newborns
  • Cybex® Cloud G i-Size car seat
  • Cybex® Isofix Base G
  • Cybex® Balios/Talos S car seat adapters
  • Cybex® rain cover for stroller
  • Cybex® rain cover for carry cot
  • Cybex® Amya baby carrier

Advanced suspension for a smooth ride

Cybex® Balios S Lux features an advanced all-wheel suspension for a smooth ride across all terrains. Large, durable puncture-proof wheels ensure effortless use both in the city and on rough surfaces.

  • All-wheel suspension for maximum comfort
  • Puncture-proof all-terrain wheels
  • One-hand fold into a self-standing position
  • Reversible seat unit (parent- or forward-facing)
  • XXL sun canopy with UPF 50+ protection
  • Height-adjustable telescopic handlebar
  • Large shopping basket (up to 10 kg)

Cybex® S Lux carry cot – ultimate comfort for newborns

The carry cot provides a spacious sleeping area, breathable mattress, and protection from the elements, ensuring optimal conditions during the first months.

  • Suitable from birth up to 9 kg (approx. 6 months)
  • Ergonomic and breathable mattress
  • UPF 50+ protective canopy with ventilation
  • Wind and cold protection cover
  • Easy attachment to the frame

Cybex® Cloud G i-Size – premium safety and comfort

Cloud G i-Size offers an ergonomic lie-flat position and premium protection in the car, ensuring safe travel from birth.

  • Suitable for 40–87 cm (approx. up to 24 months)
  • Fully lie-flat ergonomic position
  • 180° rotation with Isofix base
  • LSP system for side-impact protection
  • XXL canopy with UPF 50+
  • 14-position adjustable headrest

Cybex® Isofix Base G – secure and easy installation

The Isofix Base G ensures quick, stable, and correct installation of the car seat with visual indicators.

  • 360° rotation for easy child placement
  • One-click Isofix installation
  • Adjustable support leg
  • Compatible with Cloud G i-Size and Sirona G i-Size

Cybex® Amya carrier – freedom of movement

The Amya baby carrier allows close contact with your child while offering full mobility. It supports an ergonomic M-position for healthy hip and spine development.

  • Suitable from birth up to approx. 15 kg
  • Ergonomic position for optimal support
  • Multiple carrying options (front, back)
  • Adjustable straps for parental comfort
  • Breathable and soft fabric

Technical specifications

Stroller:

  • Max load: up to 22 kg
  • Weight: approx. 11.2 kg
  • Large shopping basket (up to 10 kg)

Carry cot:

  • Usage: up to 9 kg
  • Weight: approx. 4.4 kg

Car seat:

  • 40–87 cm (up to 13 kg)
  • Weight: approx. 3.9 kg

Isofix base:

  • Weight: approx. 7.5 kg

Amya carrier:

  • Max load: up to 15 kg
  • Weight: approx. 0.8 kg

Why choose this Cybex® XL bundle?

✔ Complete 4-in-1 system for all situations
✔ Maximum flexibility (stroller + car seat + carrier)
✔ Premium safety (i-Size + Isofix)
✔ Comfort in all weather conditions
✔ Ideal choice for active parents

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