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cybex luxury New Priam Stroller Coconut Brown/Matte Black Frame

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cybex luxury New Priam Stroller Coconut Brown/Matte Black FrameThe CYBEX Priam blends exquisite details, timeless elegance, and everyday functionality into a true design icon on wheels The CYBEX Priam blends exquisite details, timeless elegance, and everyday functionality into a true design icon on wheels. Travel system ready from birth with the compatible Priam Fold Lux Carry Cot or a CYBEX infant car seat, it adapts as your child grows and delivers a smooth, luxurious ride for daily walks, city errands, and

The CYBEX Priam blends exquisite details, timeless elegance, and everyday functionality into a true design icon on wheels

The CYBEX Priam blends exquisite details, timeless elegance, and everyday functionality into a true design icon on wheels. Travel-system ready from birth with the compatible Priam Fold Lux Carry Cot or a CYBEX infant car seat, it adapts as your child grows and delivers a smooth, luxurious ride for daily walks, city errands, and family adventures.

Key Features

  • Travel system ready: Compatible from birth with a Priam Fold Lux Carry Cot or CYBEX infant car seat, and later with the reversible stroller seat.
  • All-wheel suspension: Large wheels and all-wheel suspension help absorb shocks and bumps for a smoother ride.
  • One-pull harness: Tighten the harness with one hand for faster, easier boarding.
  • Ergonomic near-flat recline: A supportive recline and XXL extendable UPF 50+ canopy help keep little ones comfortable.
  • One-hand fold and self-standing design: Fold down quickly for storage and transport.
  • Reversible seat unit: Switch between parent-facing and forward-facing positions as your child grows.
  • Two-wheel mode: Designed to help with stairs, sand, and other trickier terrain.

Feature Visual Guide

Ergonomic Near-Flat Recline with XXL Extendable Canopy

Extra-comfortable position

Give your baby a supportive, near-flat recline for relaxing strolls and naps, while the extra-large UPF 50+ canopy helps shield from sun, wind, and light rain.

All-Wheel Suspension

Luxury rides with all-terrain performance

All-wheel suspension and large wheels absorb shocks and bumps to help keep every ride smoother across sidewalks, city streets, and varied terrain.

One-Pull Harness

On or off-boarding in seconds

Secure your child with one hand using CYBEX’s one-pull harness system for quick adjustments and a snug, comfortable fit.

Travel System Ready

From birth to toddler

Adapt the Priam as your child grows by switching between a compatible CYBEX infant car seat, the Priam Fold Lux Carry Cot, or the reversible stroller seat.

Reversible Seat Unit

Flexible to your child's needs

Easily switch between parent-facing and forward-facing positions as your child grows and becomes more curious about the world around them.

One-Hand Fold

Quick and easy fold mechanism

Fold the stroller with one hand into a self-standing package for easier storage, transport, and daily convenience.

One-Hand Height Adjustable Handlebar

Perfect fit for every parent

Adjust the handlebar smoothly with one hand to create a more comfortable pushing position for different caregivers.

Extra-Large Color-Coordinated Basket

Shop and store in style

Bring day-out essentials and shopping finds along in the spacious underseat basket designed to expand when you need more room.

Adjustable Leg Rest

Comfort that adapts as your child grows

The integrated leg rest adjusts to help create a more ergonomic and comfortable seating position through different growth stages.

Two-Wheel Mode

Master stairs or beach trips with ease

Handle tougher obstacles by shifting into two-wheel mode when you need extra help on stairs, sand, or other challenging surfaces.

Specifications

  • Recommended age: From birth with a compatible Priam Fold Lux Carry Cot or CYBEX infant car seat; stroller seat suitable from 6 months to approx. 4 years
  • Maximum child weight: 55 lb
  • Unfolded dimensions: 32.6 - 36.2 x 23.6 x 39.1 - 44.9 in
  • Folded dimensions: 15 x 23.6 x 37.4 in
  • Product weight: 28.4 lb

What’s Included

  • Priam Frame including wheels
  • Seat Unit with hard parts and soft goods
  • Bumper Bar
  • Color-Coordinated Basket
  • Car Seat Adapters
  • Rain Cover
  • Cup Holder
  • User Guide

FAQ

Can the Priam be used from birth?

Yes. From birth, the Priam can be used with a compatible CYBEX infant car seat or the Priam Fold Lux Carry Cot. The stroller seat itself is intended for children from 6 months and up.

Can the seat face both parent and world?

Yes. The reversible seat unit can be switched between parent-facing and forward-facing positions.

Is the Priam travel system ready?

Yes. The frame can be paired with a compatible CYBEX infant car seat, the Priam Fold Lux Carry Cot, or the stroller seat depending on your child’s stage and your outing needs.

What does the all-wheel suspension help with?

All-wheel suspension and large wheels help absorb bumps and shocks, creating a smoother ride across sidewalks, city streets, and more varied terrain.

How much can the shopping basket hold?

The integrated shopping basket can hold up to 11 lb for on-the-go storage.

Care Instructions & Important Notes

Always follow the user guide for setup, use, and care. For newborn use, pair the stroller with a compatible CYBEX infant car seat or Priam Fold Lux Carry Cot. Attachments and accessories not listed as included may be sold separately.

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