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joolz maxi cosi car seat

joolz maxi cosi car seat Joolz X Maxi-Cosi Pebble 360 Pro Sar Seat in Space Black

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joolz maxi cosi car seat Joolz X Maxi-Cosi Pebble 360 Pro Sar Seat in Space BlackThe Joolz x Maxi Cosi Pebble 360 Pro 2 is the ultimate car seat solution for parents who prioritise safety, comfort, convenience and style. Pair and match your car seat with your Joolz stroller (adapter set sold separately) allowing for smooth transitions between car rides and stroller walks and to go out and about in style in a matching colour of your choice. With its full lie flat position the car seat provides maximum sleep comfort for your baby,

The Joolz x Maxi-Cosi Pebble 360 Pro 2 is the ultimate car seat
solution for parents who prioritise safety, comfort, convenience and
style. Pair and match your car seat with your Joolz stroller (adapter
set sold separately) allowing for smooth transitions between car rides and stroller walks and to go out and about in style in a matching colour of your choice.

With its full lie-flat position the car seat provides maximum sleep
comfort for your baby, in the car and attached to your stroller. Compatible with the FamilyFix 360 Pro Base, it combines
revolutionary SlideTech® and 360-degree rotation, which makes getting your little one in and out of the car easier than ever. Experience peace of mind with the Joolz x Maxi-Cosi Pebble 360 Pro 2 where being-on-the-go is made safer, more comfortable and incredibly convenient ensuring that both you and your baby enjoy every journey.

Key features

Innovative SlideTech and one-hand FlexiSpin 360° rotation

The revolutionary sliding car seat technology combines with one-hand 360° rotation to make every day easier for parents. Simply slide, spin and go!

Full lie-flat position for maximum sleep comfort

The car seat reclines into a full lie-flat position in all modes for maximum sleep comfort on every journey – in the car (on a base and belted) or attached to your stroller.

ClimaFlow for temperature control

The ClimaFlow panels, breathable foam and comfortable mesh fabrics help regulate your child's temperature, keeping them comfortable no matter the weather conditions.


Easy-in harness to effortlessly get your child in and out of the car

The easy-in harness stays open and out of the way to help you to fasten your baby in the seat with minimum fuss.


Other Features

  • Superior integrated G-CELL Side Impact Protection ensures the safety of your child.
  • Ensuring safe travels from 40 cm up to 87 cm (approx. 18 months).
  • The extra-large sun canopy with UPF 50+ can be adjusted easily and keeps your baby cool even in the blazing sun.
  • The newborn inlay keeps your little one comfortable while providing a proper fit and room to grow. The inlay can be removed when your baby is approximately 3 months old (60 cm).
  • Made with soft, 100% EcoCare recycled fabric by re-using rPet bottles. Made with less energy, less water and less
    CO2 emissions for a healthier planet.
  • TÜV AirCraft certified: this car seat lets you travel with your baby by aeroplane in all recline positions, ensuring their comfort and safety throughout the flight.

What’s in the box

  • Car seat
  • Baby Hugg (newborn) inlay
  • Sun canopy

Compatible with:

Day2/3/+/5, Geo3, Hub+/2, Aer+

PUSHCHAIR NOT INCLUDED

 

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