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maxi cosi store Maxi Cosi Oxford Cabin Lightweight Travel StrollerMaxi Cosi Oxford Cabin Travel Stroller is a lightweight compact stroller designed for effortless travel with your baby. With a one hand fold and IATA cabin size compatibility, it can be carried on airplanes as hand luggage. Featuring UPF 50+ canopy, all wheel suspension, adjustable recline and EcoCare recycled fabrics, it offers comfort, portability and smooth rides for children up to 50 lbs. The Maxi Cosi Oxford Cabin Lightweight Travel Stroller is

Maxi Cosi Oxford Cabin Travel Stroller is a lightweight compact stroller designed for effortless travel with your baby. With a one hand fold and IATA cabin size compatibility, it can be carried on airplanes as hand luggage. Featuring UPF 50+ canopy, all wheel suspension, adjustable recline and EcoCare recycled fabrics, it offers comfort, portability and smooth rides for children up to 50 lbs.

The Maxi-Cosi Oxford Cabin Lightweight Travel Stroller is designed for families who want maximum convenience when traveling with their baby. Ultra lightweight and compact, this cabin stroller folds with one hand and meets IATA cabin size recommendations, allowing it to fit in most airplane overhead compartments.

Weighing only 16 lbs, it is easy to maneuver through airports, busy city streets, and everyday outings. The stroller includes a convenient travel bag with backpack straps and a carry handle, making transport simple and comfortable. Compatible with all Maxi-Cosi infant car seats using the included adapters, the Oxford Cabin stroller quickly transforms into a practical travel system.

Why Choose the Maxi Cosi Oxford Cabin Travel Stroller?

  1. Cabin Size Travel Approved
    Designed to meet IATA recommended carry on size guidelines, allowing the stroller to fit in most airplane overhead compartments.

  2. Lightweight and Ultra Portable
    Weighing only about 16 lbs, it is easy to maneuver through airports, city streets and crowded travel environments.

  3. One Hand Compact Fold
    Quick one hand folding system allows effortless storage and transport when traveling or commuting.

  4. Compatible Travel System
    Includes car seat adapters compatible with all Maxi Cosi infant car seats (sold separately) to create a complete travel system.

  5. Premium Comfort for Baby
    Multi position seat recline, three position leg rest and all wheel suspension ensure a smooth and comfortable ride.

  6. UPF 50+ Sun Protection
    Extendable canopy with integrated mesh panel provides sun protection and improved airflow.

  7. Eco Friendly Premium Fabrics
    EcoCare fabrics are made from 100 percent recycled plastic bottles, offering breathable, soft and sustainable comfort.

Characteristics / What’s Included / Technical Specifications

Product name: Maxi Cosi Oxford Cabin Travel Stroller

Brand: Maxi Cosi

Color: Truffle

Recommended age: Baby

Maximum child weight: 50 lbs

Maximum child height: 45 inches

Frame material: Aluminum

Material: Metal frame with EcoCare recycled fabrics

Fabric composition: 100 percent recycled fabric made from plastic bottles

Safety harness: 5 point harness system

Fold type: One hand compact fold

Travel compatibility: IATA cabin size guideline compatible

Suspension: All wheel suspension

Seat recline: Adjustable multi position recline

Leg rest: Three position adjustable leg rest

Canopy: Extendable UPF 50+ canopy with mesh ventilation panel

Seat ventilation: Mesh seatback panel for improved airflow

Handlebar: Vegan leather trimmed handlebar

Bumper bar: 360 degree pivoting bumper bar with vegan leather trim

Included accessories:

  • Travel bag with backpack straps and carry handle
  • Car seat adapters compatible with Maxi Cosi infant car seats
  • Parent cup holder
  • Soft infant insert

Storage: Easy access storage basket and parent pocket

Product dimensions: 21.26 x 14.17 x 41.34 inches

Product weight: 16.14 lbs

Care instructions:

  • Removable infant insert and harness covers are machine washable
  • Travel bag is machine washable

Designed to make family travel easier, the Maxi Cosi Oxford Cabin stroller combines portability, comfort and premium design features for everyday adventures and long distance trips.

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