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cybex footmuff gazelle CYBEX e-Gazelle S Electronic Assist Stroller – Bambi Baby

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cybex footmuff gazelle CYBEX e-Gazelle S Electronic Assist Stroller – Bambi BabyEmbark on all your family adventures with a stroller designed for versatility and convenience. The CYBEX e Gazelle S stroller seamlessly integrates smart technology, providing electric power on demand to conquer any terrain with ease. Whether youre navigating uphill climbs or cruising downhill, this stroller adapts to your familys changing needs, supporting over 20 configurations and effortlessly converting from a single to a double stroller. With a

Embark on all your family adventures with a stroller designed for versatility and convenience. The CYBEX e-Gazelle S stroller seamlessly integrates smart technology, providing electric power on demand to conquer any terrain with ease. Whether you’re navigating uphill climbs or cruising downhill, this stroller adapts to your family’s changing needs, supporting over 20 configurations and effortlessly converting from a single to a double stroller.

With a spacious shopping basket and a lower basket that can hold up to 55 lbs, you can carry all your essentials for the day ahead. When it’s time to wind down, the gentle rocking feature offers three soothing settings to help calm your little one after a busy day.

Features:

  • SMART ASSIST MODE: Enjoy forward power and downhill brake assist with a convenient lever on the handlebar, no app required.
  • ROCKING FEATURE: Three gentle settings to soothe your child.
  • SMART SAFETY: Includes a two-step safety delay start mode for added peace of mind.
  • SINGLE TO DOUBLE: Converts easily without additional adapters.
  • 20+ CONFIGURATIONS: Compatible with a second seat unit, Gazelle S Cot, or any CYBEX Infant Car Seat (sold separately).
  • EASY FOLD: Folds with two seat units attached.
  • ONE-PULL HARNESS: User-friendly harness system for quick securing of your child.
  • ONE-HAND ADJUSTABLE RECLINE: Independent adjustments for customized comfort.
  • SHOPPING BASKET: Removable and holds up to 25 lbs.
  • LOWER BASKET: Extra-large for easy access, with a 30 lbs. max load.
  • PREMIUM DESIGN: Robust aluminum frame, leatherette handlebar, and high-quality fabrics.
  • SMOOTH ALL-WHEEL SUSPENSION: Integrated frame shock absorption for a smooth ride.
  • XXL SUN CANOPY: Extendable with a UPF 50+ rating and mesh window.
  • REVERSIBLE SEAT UNIT: Reclines to a near-flat position for comfort.
  • WEIGHT CAPACITY: 50 lbs. for each seat unit (second seat unit sold separately).
  • HEIGHT-ADJUSTABLE HANDLEBAR: One-hand adjustment for comfortable steering.
  • TRAVEL SYSTEM READY: Compatible with various infant car seats using included adapters.
  • ACCESSORIES: Additional items available, including a second seat and cot.

Suitable from 3 months to 50 lbs.

Wheels:

  • Foot pedal parking brake.
  • Lockable front swivel wheels and rear wheels.
  • Foam filled tires for durability.
  • Front Wheel Diameter: 7.9", Rear Wheel Diameter: 11".

What's Included:

  • eGazelle Stroller Frame, 1 Seat Unit, Bumper Bar, Shopping Basket, Battery Pack, Charger, Rain Cover, Car Seat Adapters, Cup Holder.

Dimensions:

  • Assembled: 42.3"L X 26"W X 43.3"H
  • Folded: 32.3"L X 26"W X 15.3"H

Material:

  • Exterior: 100% Polyester; Padding: 100% Polyester.
  • Composition: 65% Aluminum; 15% Polyester; 15% Plastic; 5% Rubber.

Fabric Care:

Machine wash separately. Gentle action wash in warm water, do not bleach, tumble dry, iron, or dry clean.

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