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cybex multisport CYBEX ZENO Seat Pack

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cybex multisport CYBEX ZENO Seat PackPlease note: this item is not stocked in store and will be delivered in 3 5 working days. Turn heads while you jog, run, cycle or cross country ski with your little one in tow. The Zeno multisport trailer gives you the freedom to exercise the way you want it's your choice. Designed by Anna Lewandowska, this new seat pack style pairs powder pink with bold black, highlighting the sleek lines of the Zeno. (*Zeno frame needs to be bought separately)

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

Turn heads while you jog, run, cycle or cross-country ski with your little one in tow. The Zeno multisport trailer gives you the freedom to exercise the way you want - it's your choice. Designed by Anna Lewandowska, this new seat pack style pairs powder pink with bold black, highlighting the sleek lines of the Zeno. (*Zeno frame needs to be bought separately)

Features:

Shape you up! Anna Lewandowska's choice for a healthier lifestyle.

Designed for sport, the Cybex Zeno gives you the revolutionary freedom to exercise in the way you've been waiting fornaturally and with no limits. Its one-of-a-kind 4-in-1 Multisport feature lets you enjoy being active in any seasonwhether you're jogging in the park, running or cycling in the city, or skiing through the snow. Its innovative hands-free running feature leaves your hands and arms free so you can run naturally. There are no limits to performing your best and feeling great while doing it, while your child watches you run.

4-in-1 Multisport

Designed for sport, the Zeno lets you take your little one along for all your outdoor adventures. Whether you're push-running, hands-free running, cycling or cross-country skiing, share your active lifestyle with your child while performing your best.

Hands-free Running

The innovative hands-free feature lets you move your upper body freely for a natural running style. Hands-free is safe, comfortable and helps conserve energy, and gives your child a chance to watch you in action.

Adjustable Cabin Height

The unique adjustable cabin height of Zeno lets you lower the center of gravity to get the best performance and safety out of all towing modes. When you want to switch to push-running the cabin can be easily raised again for comfort and easy access to your child.

Compact Fold

For quick and convenient storage, the Zeno can be easily folded into a space-saving package. Additionally, all wheels can be easily removed with no tools required, allowing for an even more compact folded size.

Ride In Comfort

Air-filled tires keep the ride smooth while soft rear suspension absorbs all the bumps of the road greater freedom for you and exceptional comfort for your child.

Padded Sport Seat

Throughout your activity your child will stay comfortable and supported - thanks to Zeno's sport seat featuring soft and removable padding. The backrest supports an upright sitting position, while the padded 5-point harness secures your child. Breathable mesh around the cabin creates a 360? - air-circulation to keep the interior cool and comfortable. UPF50+ materials, an adjustable sun shield and a weather cover also provide protection in the outdoors.

Ergonomic Handlebar

The ergonomic handlebar is designed for efficient steering and can be adjusted to fit your height. It can be steered with one hand, leaving your other arm free to swing naturally for effortless running. In Push-Running Mode the Zeno's handbrake helps you to vary the speed to meet your pace helping you maintain an ideal running style. Whatever the weather, the silicone grip on the handlebar is slip-proof without being sticky. The silicone material is also shock-absorbing and comfortable to hold.

Multisport Adapter Point

The Multisport Adapter Point allows for a speedy and secure transition between the different sporting modes getting you out on the road quicker and safer.

Reflective details

Reflective details give you extra visibility outdoors: helping you stand out and exercise safely whatever the time of day.

Functions:

  • 4-in-1 Multisport: Push-Running, Hands-free Running, Cycling, Cross-Country Skiing
  • Hands-free Running
  • Adjustable cabin height
  • Compact fold within seconds
  • Smooth ride with rear suspension and air-filled tires
  • Ultra comfortable padded sport seat
  • Ergonomic, adjustable handlebar for effortless running
  • Multisport Adapter Point
  • Handbrake for speed control
  • Slip-proof silicone handlebar
  • 360° ventilation
  • Reflective details

Tech Specs:

  • From 6 months up to 22 kg (approx. 4 years)
  • Max. Child Height: 111 cm
  • Weight Zeno (without front attachment): 12.5 kg
  • Max. loading capacity: 34 kg

Product Compatibility:

  • Compatible with Hands-free Running Kit, Cycling Kit, Skiing Kit, 2-in-1 Cup Holder, Cycling Hitch, Thru Axle
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