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cybex libelle uk

cybex libelle uk Cybex Libelle Compact Travel Pushchair

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cybex libelle uk Cybex Libelle Compact Travel PushchairCybex Libelle: The Ultimate Compact Travel Pushchair for Families on the Go About the Cybex Libelle Compact Travel Pushchair For families who love to explore, the Cybex Libelle compact travel pushchair is the ultimate go to companion engineered to keep up with your adventures without slowing you down. Whether you're heading to the airport for a family holiday or navigating a busy city break, the Libelle solves the challenges of travelling with a

Cybex Libelle: The Ultimate Compact Travel Pushchair for Families on the Go

About the Cybex Libelle Compact Travel Pushchair

For families who love to explore, the Cybex Libelle compact travel pushchair is the ultimate go-to companion - engineered to keep up with your adventures without slowing you down. Whether you're heading to the airport for a family holiday or navigating a busy city break, the Libelle solves the challenges of travelling with a pushchair at every turn.

Part of the trusted Cybex Gold range, the Libelle is a new-generation update to one of the most popular compact travel buggies on the market - and it's better than ever.

The Small Fold Genius

At the heart of the Libelle's appeal is its extraordinary folded size: just 320 mm × 200 mm × 480 mm - making it the most compact pushchair in the Cybex range when folded. This means it fits within the carry-on luggage policies of the vast majority of airlines, stowing neatly in overhead compartments on planes and trains. No more surrendering your pushchair at the gate or waiting anxiously at baggage reclaim. Fold it, lift it, stow it - it really is that straightforward.

And at only 6 kg, lifting it up there is effortless too.

Unfolded in Seconds, Secured with One Hand

Time matters when you're travelling with little ones. The Libelle unfolds in seconds and features Cybex's signature one-pull harness - letting you secure your child into a snug, form-hugging fit with a single hand. That leaves your other hand free for luggage, passports, or keeping hold of an excited toddler.

Comfortable for the Journey Ahead

Despite its compact credentials, the Libelle doesn't compromise on comfort. An infinite recline and adjustable leg rest mean your child can settle into the perfect position - whether they're wide-eyed with excitement or ready for a nap mid-journey. Smooth front-wheel suspension and wide wheels keep the ride steady across different surfaces, from airport concourses to cobbled city streets.

When the sun comes out, a generous XL UPF 50+ sun canopy provides excellent shade and shelter, while a colour-coordinated shopping basket with a 5 kg load capacity handles your everyday essentials with ease.

Travel System Ready

The Cybex Libelle is fully travel system compatible, accepting any Cybex baby car seat via adaptors (sold separately). This means you can transfer a sleeping baby seamlessly from car to pushchair and back again, without disturbing them - a genuinely invaluable feature when you're navigating airports, train stations, or busy streets.

Compatible car seats include the Cybex Cloud G i-Size and other Cybex infant carriers - ask our team for compatibility confirmation.

Suitable From 6 Months

The Cybex Libelle is designed for children from 6 months to approximately 4 years, with a maximum child weight of 22 kg. The seat fabric is machine washable at 30°C for easy care - because travel inevitably brings the occasional ice cream incident.

Compatible Accessories

Expand your Libelle setup with a range of compatible accessories, including:

  • Libelle Rain Cover
  • Libelle Travel Bag
  • Orfeo / Libelle Bumper Bar
  • Summer Seat Liner
  • Gold Footmuff
  • Snogga 2 Compact Footmuff
  • CYBEX baby car seats (via adaptors, sold separately)

Cybex Libelle Specifications

Feature Detail
Age range 6 months – approx. 4 years
Maximum child weight 22 kg
Pushchair weight 6 kg
Unfolded dimensions L 710 × W 520 × H 1020 mm
Folded dimensions (most compact) L 320 × W 200 × H 480 mm
Sun canopy XL UPF 50+
Harness One-pull harness
Suspension Front-wheel suspension
Recline Infinite recline with adjustable leg rest
Shopping basket capacity 5 kg
Fabric care Machine washable at 30°C
Travel system compatible Yes — all Cybex baby car seats (with adaptors)
Hand luggage compatible Yes — compatible with 99% of airlines
Series Cybex Gold

 

Visit Little Peas in our Dunfermline showroom or browse our full Cybex pushchair collection to find the right accessories for your Libelle. Read more about the Libelle and other Cybex Strollers at cybexonline.com

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