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maxi cosi travel system leona Trio Leona 2 Twillic Graphite Maxi Cosi

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maxi cosi travel system leona Trio Leona 2 Twillic Graphite Maxi CosiLEONA 2 + ADAPTERS + SENSE + CABRIOFIX + BASE CABRIOFIX Leona 2: XL Comfort. XS Size From birth up to approx. 4 years 0 22 kg Luxurious flexible travel system Leona Luxe can be used from birth, so you can start exploring the world together straightaway and its smart design can be used in combination with a compatible luxe carrycot & infant car seat (sold separately), all with premium fabrics and finishes. Ultra compact folding size The Leona Luxe

LEONA 2 + ADAPTERS + SENSE + CABRIOFIX + BASE CABRIOFIX

Leona 2:

XL Comfort. XS Size
From birth up to approx. 4 years
0 - 22 kg

Luxurious flexible travel system
Leona² Luxe can be used from birth, so you can start exploring the world together straightaway and its smart design can be used in combination with a compatible luxe carrycot & infant car seat (sold separately), all with premium fabrics and finishes.


Ultra-compact folding size
The Leona² Luxe pushchair packs maximum comfort into an ultra-compact size. Super-light, it fits into small spaces such as the boots of taxis and makes city living feel easy.


Grows with your child
Leona² Luxe has a fully reclining, reversible seat with memory buttons, and a height adjustable backrest to suit your growing child, so you can both explore the city in comfort.


Large puncture-proof wheels
With large, puncture proof wheels and super-absorbent 4-wheel suspension, the Leona² Luxe pushchair can handle anything the city streets have in store.


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The Leona² Luxe is a special edition pushchair and is part of our Luxe collection with premium and stylish finishing and fabrics. The ultra-compact Leona² Luxe has it all; maximum comfort in a city-friendly size. With its bigger puncture-proof wheels, super-absorbent suspension, uber-comfy seating and an extended canopy, Leona² Luxe offers the highest levels of comfort. It is easy-to fold, has a reversible seat with height adjustable backrest and can be used from birth to 4 years old.

Ease of use:
City friendly fold size
Folds both ways
One-hand folding
Self-standing fold
Easy to fold
Lightweight design (ultra-compact) <= 8,8kg
Easy-in harness
Magnetic buckle
Sliding harness adjustment
5-point safety harness
Pivotable bumper bar
One-hand recline system
Easy one-hand manoeuvrability
Spacious basket (5kg)
Parent pocket
Dirt-free brake pedal
Memory buttons for CCT adapters
Memory buttons for seat release

Comfort:
Reversible seat unit
Height adjustable backrest
Reclincing seat unit
Lie-flat
Double padded seat
Adjustable leg rest
UPF 50+ Canopy
Extendable Canopy
See-through ventilation window
Sun visor
4-wheel suspension
Easy accessible front wheels lock (ModuloDrive)

Safety:
3-in-1 travel system (when combined with a carrycot and infant car seat, sold separately)
Puncture-proof wheels

General:
4 wheels
CCT adapters included
Bumper bar included
Shopping basket included
Removable cover
Washable cover

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open cm. 46,5 x 85,5 x 103,5
folded cm. 46 x 58,5 x 31

kg. 8,84

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Sense:

The Maxi-Cosi Sense carrycot is your reliable companion on all your journeys. The spacious design, breathable memory foam mattress and ClimaFlow ventilation panels ensure a comfortable sleep for your newborn. The carrycot is suitable for babies from birth up to 6 months of age.

The Maxi Cosi Sense carrycot allows you to take your newborn with you wherever you go, without compromising on comfort. The practical parent pocket also allows you to keep your essentials close at hand. The handle made of high-quality vegan imitation leather gives you a premium feel when carrying the Maxi Cosi carrycot. The foldable carrycot can also be easily stored at home when it is not needed.

With the Sense carrycot, you can be sure that your baby will always sleep comfortably, even when you are out and about. The generous lying surface offers your baby enough space to take a nap on the go. In addition, the memory foam mattress, 100% organic cotton fabrics and breathable mesh fabrics ensure a comfortable sleeping environment. The Climaflow ventilation panels allow for optimal air circulation, while the SoothingSlope reduces reflux and promotes baby's digestion.
Whether the Sense carrycot is carried or attached to a Maxi-Cosi stroller, baby should always be comfortable, even in stressful moments!

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Spacious carrycot for the stroller
For babies from birth to approx. 6 months
Folds up quickly
With a practical parent bag
Handle made of vegan imitation leather
Reversible mattress made of memory foam (with 100% organic cotton cover on one side and mesh fabric on the other)
SoothingSlope to minimize reflux
ClimaFlow panels for optimal ventilation
Hood and integrated viewing panel
Made from sustainable Eco Care fabrics

Dimensions and weight carrycot Sense:
Dimensions: approx. L84 x W39.5 x H28-62 cm
Weight: 5.54 kg


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Cabriofix i-size + base:

CabrioFix i-Size:

Essential i-Size safety for newborns
From birth up to approx. 12 months
From 40 to 75 cm
0 - 12 kg

i-Size safety
i-Size safety standards offer the highest safety ratings in Europe, so you can be reassured that your baby is always super-safe & comfortable.

3.2KG light
Weighing the same as an average newborn baby, at only 3.2kg, the CabrioFix i-Size is lightweight and super-easy to carry from home to car & back again.

Flexible travel system
Driving or strolling. It’s up to you. Designed to give you freedom of movement, the CabrioFix i-Size baby car seat fits most strollers and has handy memory release buttons.

Large protective canopy
A large sun canopy ensures your baby’s protected from the elements and creates a better atmosphere for sleep.

At Maxi-Cosi, we are very proud of our heritage. As the top-selling, innovative car seat brand since 1984, we've been trusted to carry over 50 million babies (and still counting) home from the hospital. A lot of these babies have been travelling in one of our most iconic & best selling car seat: the CabrioFix (designed in 2003). As we are continuasly innovating, the time has come for this much-loved product to grow and evolve to the next level; introducing the new CabrioFix i-Size!

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Safety
The CabrioFix i-Size is the ideal car seat to start your baby’s journey. Safety comes as standard at Maxi-Cosi; we’ve been trusted to carry over 50 million babies (and counting) home from hospital. The CabrioFix i-Size meets the highest safety standards and for easy installation of this comfortable, lightweight baby car seat, use the CabrioFix i-Size ISOFIX base. Simply click and go! i-Size safety standards offer the highest safety ratings in Europe, so you can be reassured that your baby is always super-safe & comfortable.

Ease of use
Weighing the same as an average newborn baby, at only 3.2kg, the CabrioFix i-Size baby car seat is lightweight and super-easy to carry from home to car & back again. Installation in your car is a breeze when combined with the CabrioFix i-Size ISOFIX base, just click-and-go the CabrioFix i-Size onto the ISOFIX base and your are ready to go! No ISOFIX in your car? Not a problem, CabrioFix i-Size can also easily be installed with just the car belt.

Age-range
Need to go for a quick stop at the store or planning a visit to see your baby’s family, not a challenge with CabrioFix i-Size! Create a flexible travel system from birth by combining your CabrioFix i-Size baby car seat with a Maxi-Cosi stroller! With it's handy memory buttons for easy, one-hand removal from the stroller frame, the CabrioFix i-Size allows you to quickly switch from street to car and back again! The CabrioFix fits most of our Maxi-Cosi strollers, check the stroller compatiblity overview to make sure your flexible travel system is a perfect match!

Comfort features
The CabrioFix i-Size provides safe travels and ensures your baby's comfort at the same time. This comfortably padded i-Size baby car seat comes with a newborn inlay thats adds comfort for your newborn and a headrest will always perfectly fit the head of the baby. A large sun canopy ensures your baby’s protected from the elements and creates a better atmosphere for sleep.

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Dimensions cm 44 x 66 x 35
Weight Kg. 3,2

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Base CabrioFix i-Size

It’s just Click…. and Go with CabrioFix i-Size
From birth up to approx. 15 months
From 40 to 75 cm
0 - 12 kg

Designed for CabrioFix i-Size baby car seat
Maxi-Cosi’s CabrioFix i-Size base is especially designed to enable ISOFIX installation for the CabrioFix i-Size baby car seat


Click & Go installation with CabrioFix i-Size
Attach your baby car seat to the CabrioFix i-Size ISOFIX base with a simple click” and you are ready to go.


i-Size safety; ISOFIX installation
Provides excellent safety performance and complies with the latest i-Size European safety standard.


Fitting feedback
Visual indicators on the base will tell you when it is correctly installed, no risk of wrong installation.

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Maxi-Cosi’s CabrioFix i-Size base is the perfect match with the Maxi-Cosi CabrioFix i-Size car seat, providing you with an easy-to-use Click & Go installation. Our Maxi-Cosi CabrioFix i-Size base easily attaches to your car’s ISOFIX anchor points. Make sure you follow the steps in our user manual to ensure it is correctly installed into your car. Once installed, you can leave the CabrioFix i-Size base in the car. This way, every time you need to get in and out of the car, the CabrioFix i-Size baby car seat is fitted onto the base with a simple and secure click”. Visual indicators on the base notify you when your CabrioFix i-Size base and CabrioFix i-Size car seat are correctly installed, and you are ready to go.
We recommend using an ISOFIX base. It’s so easy to install, and the chances of doing it wrong are slim to none as the base will give you feedback on the correct attachment. The Maxi-Cosi CabrioFix i-Size car seat base enables a Click & Go installation for a correct and secure fit.

Our Maxi-Cosi CabrioFix i-Size base has been designed for you, as a parent, to have an easy time installing your baby car seat. This way you don’t have to worry about doing it wrong. The Maxi-Cosi CabrioFix i-Size base has been designed to fit our CabrioFix i-Size i-Size baby car seat, offering Click & Go installation. Additionally, CabrioFix i-Size base complies with the latest European i-Size safety standard for car seats, thereby offering state-of-the-art safety performance.

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weight kg 5,2
dimensions cm. 33 x 44-70 x 65,5

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