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poussette cybex priam trio

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poussette cybex priam trio CybexCybex Trio Priam: Seat Pack + Carrycot + Cloud T Isize Car Seat The new generation stroller for parents who expect only the best. Priam sets new standards for quality, maneuverability and an absolute level of comfort. Simply a design icon. The fabric covers are machine washable at 30C. Includes Seat pack Spacecraft Cloud T I Size car seat Compatible with (sold separately) Priam frame (purchasable separately and available in multiple variants) SEAT

Cybex - Trio Priam: Seat Pack + Carrycot + Cloud T Isize Car Seat

The new generation stroller for parents who expect only the best. Priam sets new standards for quality, maneuverability and an absolute level of comfort. Simply a design icon. The fabric covers are machine washable at 30°C.

Includes

  • Seat pack
  • Spacecraft
  • Cloud T I-Size car seat

    Compatible with (sold separately)

    Priam frame (purchasable separately and available in multiple variants)


    SEAT PACK

    The Priam/e-Priam Seat Pack takes the standard of strollers to a new level. Timeless design elements are paired with essential features that meet parents' highest expectations (frame sold separately).

    Characteristics

    • REVERSIBLE SEAT: World facing and parent facing, the Priam Lux seat can be easily adapted to the desired position in a few simple steps.

    • RECLINING BACKREST: One hand is all you need to recline the Priam seat to the fully reclined position, or to fold the stroller and place it in the boot, while keeping the other hand free to hold your baby.

    • XXL SUN CANOPY: Priam's extendable XXL sun canopy offers UPF50+ sun protection. Furthermore, it effectively protects against wind and bad weather.

    • ONE-PULL BELT: Secure your child in seconds, with just one hand. Our unique one-pull belt makes adjustment easy and more comfortable as your child grows.

    Technical details

    Child age: 0-4 years
    Child weight: up to 22 kg

    OPEN DIMENSIONS
    Length: 830-920 mm
    Width: 600mm
    Height: 990-1090 mm
    Weight: 12.90 kg

    CLOSED DIMENSIONS
    Length: 315mm
    Width: 515mm
    Height: 850mm
    Weight: 12.90 kg


    LUX SHIP

    Elegant protection: Choose Priam Lux Carry Cot for maximum comfort from birth to six months. Simply attach the carrycot to the Priam or e-Priam frame with the adapters and you're ready to go.

    Characteristics

    MATTRESS: The internal foam mattress and its lining, made of 100% cotton, offer an even more comfortable feel and excellent breathability to your baby.

    WINDOW: Two separate mesh windows for better air circulation and a great view. When you open them, you can store the tab in the appropriate compartment.

    SUN CANOPY: The sun canopy offers UPF50+ sun protection and comes with an extendable sunshade for added shade.

    CLOSE POSITION: The higher position of the carrycot allows you to be closer to your baby, for greater eye contact and moments of togetherness.

    CARRYING HANDLE: Transporting the carrycot is always balanced and simple, thanks to the carrying handle integrated into the canopy.

    FRONT POCKET: The new zip pocket is a convenient compartment where you can put all your personal effects.

    Technical details

    Child age: 0-6 months
    Child weight: up to 9 kg

    PLACE DIMENSIONS
    Length: 865mm
    Width: 445mm
    Height (with canopy): 310-600 mm
    Weight: 5kg

    MATTRESS DIMENSIONS
    Length: 785mm
    Width: 340mm
    Height: 35mm
    weight: 0.28kg


    CLOUD T I-SIZE CAR SEAT

    The CYBEX Cloud T i-Size car seat guarantees unique comfort and versatility thanks to the products it can be combined with to completely accompany the mother step by step when she is away from home, during the journey and as soon as she arrives at her destination.

    Includes

    • Cloud T I-Size car seat
    • Insert for newborns

    Compatible with (sold separately)

    T car base (sold separately)

    Characteristics

    • INSTALLATION WITH BELT: the seat can be used on all vehicle seats equipped with a three-point automatic belt.
    • ADJUSTABLE HEADREST: The 12-position height-adjustable headrest ensures comfort and safety at every stage of growth. Thanks to the integrated guide, adjusting the belt is quick, easy and safe.
    • RECLINING SYSTEM: the reclining system of the seats sets new standards of comfort and allows the child to rest in an ergonomic lying position by reclining the backrest and extending the leg rest. The reclining prevents the child's head from falling forward and ensures optimal breathing at all times.

    • UPF50+ XXL SOLAR CANOPY: the adjustable canopy ensures excellent protection from atmospheric agents and shelters the child in crowded environments.
    • MESH WINDOW: the new mesh window not only allows greater air passage but also facilitates control of the child (however it does not ensure UPF50+ protection)
    • LSP SYSTEM: Our proven Linear Side Impact Protection (LSP) system ensures a greater level of safety in the event of a collision and together with the high energy absorbing shell of the seat, reduces impact forces by up to 25%.

    • INSERT FOR NEWBORNS: the insert guarantees the baby an almost completely lying position. Minimizes the risk of the head falling forward during sleep and any breathing difficulties. Furthermore, it can be removed when the child grows and exceeds 60 cm in height.

    • BREATHABILITY: 360° ventilation ensures your child an optimal temperature in any season, keeping the seat always fresh.

    • TRAVEL SYSTEM: Compatibility with the travel system allows you to attach Cloud T i-Size to the Priam frame including adapters to allow you to attach the car seat. Furthermore, outside the car it guarantees an unrivaled fully reclined position, almost like a carrycot!

    Technical details

    • Age range: 0-24 months
    • Child weight: 13 kg
    • Child height: 45-87cm
    • Regulation: ECE 129/03
    • The fabric covers are machine washable at 30°
    • Item weight: 4.5kg
    • Item measurements: length 645 x width 440 x H 380-600 mm

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