cybex coya vs orfeo Cybex Platinum® Coya™ Stroller City Grey – Evitas
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cybex coya vs orfeo

cybex coya vs orfeo Cybex Platinum® Coya™ Stroller City Grey – Evitas

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cybex coya vs orfeo Cybex Platinum® Coya™ Stroller City Grey – EvitasUltra compact travel stroller The Cybex Coya is a luxury travel stroller designed for parents who want maximum comfort, compactness and elegant design on every journey. With its extremely compact design and practical features, it is the perfect companion for city walks, trips or air travel. The stroller is suitable for use from birth up to approximately 4 years of age or up to 22 kg. Thanks to the travel system, you can easily attach a newborn carry

Ultra-compact travel stroller

The Cybex Coya is a luxury travel stroller designed for parents who want  maximum comfort, compactness and elegant design on every journey.  With its extremely compact design and practical features, it is the perfect companion  for city walks, trips or air travel.

The stroller is suitable for use from birth up to approximately 4 years of age or up to 22 kg.  Thanks to the travel system, you can easily attach a newborn carry cot, infant car seat or seat unit  to the frame, providing complete flexibility as your child grows.

Perfect for travel

The Cybex Coya folds within seconds into an ultra-compact size suitable for airplane cabin luggage.  This makes it an ideal stroller for travel, as it can easily be taken on a plane or stored in a car trunk.

An integrated shoulder carry strap allows convenient transport when the stroller is not in use.

Comfort for your child on every walk

The seat offers an ergonomic fully flat reclining position, ensuring optimal comfort even for newborns.  The adjustable backrest and leg rest allow the seating position to adapt to your child’s age and needs.

The breathable mesh backrest improves airflow and helps maintain a comfortable temperature  even on warmer days.

Practical for everyday use

The Cybex Coya features the One-Pull Harness system, allowing quick and easy fastening  with a single pull. The spacious shopping basket provides enough room for essentials during walks or travel.

Front wheel suspension ensures a smooth and comfortable ride on urban surfaces and sidewalks.

Usage:

  • Suitable from birth up to approximately 4 years (up to 22 kg)
  • Ideal for travel and city walks
  • Travel system – compatible with carry cot or infant car seat

Dimensions and weight:

  • Dimensions (open): 82.5 x 45 x 106 cm
  • Dimensions (folded): 53.5 x 45 x 22 cm
  • Stroller weight: 7.3 kg
  • Maximum capacity: 22 kg

Stroller features:

  • Ultra-compact cabin-size folding
  • Ergonomic fully flat reclining seat position
  • Breathable mesh backrest
  • One-Pull Harness system for quick fastening
  • Integrated carry strap
  • Adjustable leg rest
  • Front wheel suspension
  • Large shopping basket
  • Sun canopy with mesh ventilation panel
  • Pocket on the back of the seat

Compatibility:

  • Rain cover
  • Bumper Bar
  • Insect net
  • Car seat adapters
  • Sun sail
  • Parasol
  • 2-in-1 cup holder
  • Newborn Nest insert
  • Summer seat liner

Included in the price:

  • Coya frame with wheels
  • Seat unit (fabric and structure)
  • Shopping basket
  • Carry strap
  • User manual

Care instructions:

  • Fabric covers machine washable at 30°C
  • For special collections cleaning with a damp cloth is recommended

Warranty: 3 years

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