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coya cybex stroller

coya cybex stroller CYBEX COYA Ultra-compact Pushchair with Matt Black Frame

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coya cybex stroller CYBEX COYA Ultra-compact Pushchair with Matt Black FramePlease note: this item is not stocked in store and will be delivered in 3 5 working days. The CYBEX COYA has been tested and approved by AGR: Aktion gesunder Rcken. AGR is a German association promoting the research related to back pain prevention. An independent commission of medical and therapeutic experts from Germanys leading back therapy associations tests products and awards the AGR seal of quality to back friendly products from various

Please note: this item is not stocked in store and will be delivered in 3-5 working days.

The CYBEX COYA has been tested and approved by AGR: Aktion gesunder Rücken.

AGR is a German association promoting the research related to back pain prevention. An independent commission of medical and therapeutic experts from Germany’s leading back therapy associations tests products and awards the AGR seal of quality to back-friendly products from various industries

The CYBEX COYA has been tested and awarded against the AGR criteria:

A safe and comfortable sitting and resting position that allows spontaneous freedom of movement for the child. It must be possible to place, secure and remove the child, handle the baby carriage and transport it in a back-friendly manner and without operating errors.

Comfort for the child through:

  • Spontaneous freedom of movement appropriate to the situation
  • Easy change between sitting and lying positions
  • Optimum freedom of vision for the child, including visual contact with the caregiver
  • Glare and weather protection
  • Comfortable, adjustable leg rests, not required for carrycot
  • Optimum climate control

Comfort and ergonomics for the caregiver:

Back-friendly applications through:

  • possible adaptation of different transport units (for baby carriages)
  • height-adjustable hand grips on the combi baby carriage (adjustment range approx. 30 cm)
  • ergonomic handles on the buggy
  • easily adjustable leg rests
  • easy to fold
  • Adjustment for easy change between sitting and lying positions
  • Optimum view of the child for the caregiver
  • Lightweight construction up to a maximum of 12 kilos (combi) or 10 kilos (buggy)

Easy to use due to:

Provision of an understandable, comprehensive instruction manual adapted to the possible uses, which contains recommendations for back-friendly handling of the product.

  • Adjustability without tools
  • Easily replaceable & washable covers
  • Easily accessible, spacious luggage basket

Safety through:

Compliance with all current safety requirements in accordance with the current EN

  • DIN EN 1888 standard (baby carriage) 1 & 2
  • DIN EN 1466 standard (carrycots and stands)

Dimensions:

  • Unfolded: L 79cm / W 44cm / H 105cm
  • Folded: L 52cm / W 44cm / H 18cm
  • Weight: 6.6 kg

Child Weight/ Height:

  • Age: From birth to approx. 4 years.
  • Child weight: 22kg

Box Sizes:

  • Depth/ Length: 45.5cm
  • Width: 22cm
  • Height: 55.5cm
  • Gross Weight: 8.2kg
  • Net Weight: 6.7kg

What is included?

  • Coya frame including wheels
  • Seat unit (hard parts & soft goods)
  • Shopping basket
  • Sun canopy
  • Carry strap
  • User guide
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