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cybex pink pram Cybex® Melio™ Carbon Stroller Candy Pink – Evitas

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cybex pink pram Cybex® Melio™ Carbon Stroller Candy Pink – EvitasUltra light stroller for city walks Cybex Melio Carbon is an exceptionally lightweight city stroller designed for parents who want the perfect combination of comfort, practicality and elegant design. With its advanced carbon fiber frame construction, it weighs only 5. 9 kg, making it easy to carry and maneuver in urban environments. The stroller is ideal for everyday errands, public transport rides or walks through city streets. Thanks to its

Ultra-light stroller for city walks

Cybex Melio Carbon is an exceptionally lightweight city stroller designed for parents who want the perfect combination of comfort, practicality and elegant design. With its advanced carbon fiber frame construction, it weighs only 5.9 kg, making it easy to carry and maneuver in urban environments.

The stroller is ideal for everyday errands, public transport rides or walks through city streets. Thanks to its lightweight structure and compact folding design, it is the perfect companion for active families.

Comfort from birth

The Melio Carbon can be used from birth, as it includes a special Newborn Nest insert that provides proper support for newborns. The backrest can be adjusted with one hand into a fully flat reclining position, ensuring optimal comfort for resting or sleeping.

The seat is reversible, allowing your child to sit facing forward or toward the parent.

Perfect for urban life

The breathable mesh backrest allows excellent airflow and helps maintain a comfortable temperature even on hot days. When the insert is removed, cool air circulates through the mesh back panel, providing additional comfort during summer walks.

The stroller is designed as a travel system, meaning you can attach the Melio Cot carrycot or a Cybex infant car seat (with adapters).

Usage:

  • Suitable from birth up to approximately 3 years
  • Maximum weight capacity: 15 kg
  • Compatible with a newborn carrycot
  • Car seat attachment possible as a travel system

Dimensions and weight:

  • Dimensions (open): approx. 82–91 x 49 x 96.5–107 cm
  • Dimensions (folded): approx. 59 x 49 x 29 cm
  • Stroller weight: 5.9 kg

Features:

  • Ultra-light stroller with carbon fiber frame
  • Reversible seat (forward-facing or parent-facing)
  • Fully flat reclining backrest
  • One-Pull Harness system for quick fastening
  • XXL sun canopy
  • Breathable mesh backrest
  • Compact folding
  • Suspension for a comfortable ride
  • Spacious shopping basket

Care instructions:

  • Fabric covers machine washable at 30 °C

Included in the price:

  • Melio Carbon frame with wheels
  • Seat unit (fabric and structure)
  • Shopping basket
  • Front bumper bar
  • Sun canopy
  • Newborn Nest insert
  • Comfort seat insert
  • User manual

Warranty: 3 years

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