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cybex libelle car seat CYBEX LIBELLE AND ATON B2 TRAVEL SYSTEM – Precious Cargo

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cybex libelle car seat CYBEX LIBELLE AND ATON B2 TRAVEL SYSTEM – Precious CargoCYBEX LIBELLE AND ATON B2 TRAVEL SYSTEM What's included: Cybex Libelle Stroller (Moon Black) Cybex Aton B2 Infant Car Seat Cybex Libelle Car Seat Adapters Optional Cybex Base One isofix Base CYBEX LIBELLE From approx. 6 month to 22 kg (approx. 4 years) With one of the smallest folds in the world, the Libelle buggy folds into a genius space saving package thats hand luggage compliant and easy to store in planes, trains or cars. Lightweight enough to

CYBEX LIBELLE AND ATON B2 TRAVEL SYSTEM 

What's included: 

  • Cybex Libelle Stroller (Moon Black)
  • Cybex Aton B2 Infant Car Seat
  • Cybex Libelle Car Seat Adapters 
  • Optional Cybex Base One isofix Base

CYBEX LIBELLE

From approx. 6 month to 22 kg (approx. 4 years)

With one of the smallest folds in the world, the Libelle buggy folds into a genius space-saving package that’s hand luggage compliant and easy to store in planes, trains or cars. Lightweight enough to make carrying a breeze and comfortable for sleepy children on the move.

The lightweight Libelle buggy weighs on 5.9kg and is incredibly easy to pick up and carry. The backrest reclines and the footrest is adjustable to ensure your child's safety. 

It can be used as a travel system by attaching the Cybex Aton S2 to it using the adapters (included)

Length/Width/Height: 710 x 520 x 1020 mm. Weight: 5.9 kg

CYBEX ATON B2 ISIZE

  • R129 approved
  • 0-13kg
  • 45cm to 87cm
  • Approx birth to 18 months

 

    The Aton B2 i-Size offers the latest safety technology available. When installed with the Base One isofix base (sold separately), the infant car seat complies with the new i-Size regulation. i-Size (UN R129) is the EU standard for child safety, making rear-facing travel mandatory until your child reaches 15 months. The Aton B2 i-Size is suitable for newborns and babies at a height of 45 cm to 87 cm (max. 13 kg).

    The Aton B2 i-Size offers a removable seat insert that ensures a near-flat lying position for premature and newborn babies. Together with the L.S.P. System and the energy absorbing shell, the elaborate safety concept helps protect the baby. The height-adjustable head rest, a softly padded harness and the XXL sun canopy ensure a comfortable ride.

    • Compatible with Cybex Base One isofix base (sold separately).  Please note that Base One is not compatible with any toddler car seat.
    • Can be installed with the vehicle seatbelt or isofix base 
    • 11-position height adjustable headrest with integrated harness guides
    • Integrated L.S.P. System- reduce the force of a side-impact by 25%.
    • Removable seat insert
    • Lightweight only weight 3.9kgs
    • Complies with the new European requirements and regulations for car seats UN R129 when installed with Base

    Outside of the car, the Aton B2 i-Size infant car seat forms part of the CYBEX travel system, easily connecting to the Cybex Libelle with the simple use of the relevant adapter, offering parents a new dimension of mobility.

    *When using Base One, it can be installed on any i-Size vehicle seat with isofix and no underfloor storage compartments (please check your vehicle user guide).

    WARRANTY

    Cybex offer a 36 month warranty on all products from date of purchase.

    During this period, Cybex may repair or replace the product if it is found by the manufacturer to be defective in material or workmanship. Warranty does not cover the effects of normal wear and tear or damages resulting from negligence, modification, improper installation, accidents, misuse or abuse of this product.

    The Cybex importer in South Africa, based in Jhb South, carries the tools and imports spare parts if needed, to carry out any repairs. 

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