Cybex Priam Carrycot - Brand new, never used

By Tenkh
August 23, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Tenkh

Posted August 23, 2017

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Posted August 23, 2017

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Suitable from birth to a maximum weight of 9 kg

Colour: Royal Blue

Extendable XXL sun canopy: with UVP50+ sun protection & viewing window

Practical detachable handle bar: Made from high quality leather like material

Cosy fabrics: High-quality fabrics in a denim look

Extra soft mattress: with Memory Foam

The Cybex Priam carrycot easily attaches to the Cybex Priam chassis (sold separately) to create a lie-flat pram for your newborn baby. The carrycot comes with an extra soft, memory foam mattress to ensure your little one is always travelling in comfort and features an extra large sun canopy with UVP50+ fabric to help keep your baby shaded and protected from the sun, when enjoying summer time walks together.

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