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cybex 2023 CYBEX Gazelle S 2023 Edition – Mari Kali Stores Cyprus

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cybex 2023 CYBEX Gazelle S 2023 Edition – Mari Kali Stores CyprusThe Gazelle S double stroller has the perfect set up for your growing family, with more than 20 configurations available. Features two large shopping baskets and a one pull harness. Whether youre already thinking ahead to your second child or expecting the arrival of twins, you can be sure the Gazelle S double stroller has the ideal set up for your future family. Choose from over 20 possible configurations of Gazelle cots, infant car seats or stroller

The Gazelle S double stroller has the perfect set-up for your growing family, with more than 20 configurations available. Features two large shopping baskets and a one-pull harness.

Whether you’re already thinking ahead to your second child or expecting the arrival of twins, you can be sure the Gazelle S double stroller has the ideal set-up for your future family. Choose from over 20 possible configurations of Gazelle cots, infant car seats or stroller seats to find the perfect fit.

Car seats, Carrycots, Tandem Seats etc are not included

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Even though it’s sturdy enough to carry two children, the Gazelle S folds up compact enough for easy storage at home or in your car trunk. Whatever your plans for the day, you can rely on a huge lower basket and a detachable shopper basket to carry up to 23 kilos of shopping bags, groceries, or your child’s essentials. And a one-pull harness lets you secure your child in seconds – especially handy if you’re strapping in two kids!

With practically endless set-up possibilities, the Gazelle S is the family stroller that always has a solution.

Specifications:

Age range: From birth to approx. 4 years
Child weight (in single mode): Max. 22 kg
Child weight (in duo mode): Max. 2 x 22 kg

 

Unfolded Dimensions:

Length 930 - 1060 mm
Width 650 mm
Height 1000 - 1100 mm
Weight 12.9 kg

 

Folded Dimensions:

Length 320 mm
Width 560 mm
Height 745 mm
Weight 12.9 kg

 

What's included:

Gazelle S frame including wheels
Seat Unit (hard parts & soft goods)
Shopping basket
Shopper
Bumper bar
Sun canopy
User guide

Features:

 

Compact Fold
Despite its size, the Gazelle S folds compact enough to fit in storage space at home or in the trunk of a car.

Free Basket Included
A handy extra for shopping trips – a 10 kg capacity shopper basket clips on and off the Gazelle S frame so you’ve always got your essentials to hand.

One-pull Harness
The one-pull harness makes it a breeze to get children safe and comfortable onboard – extra handy if you’re doing it twice.

Ergonomic Lie Flat Position

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