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orpheo cybex Cybex Orfeo Stroller TPE Stormy Blue

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orpheo cybex Cybex Orfeo Stroller TPE Stormy BlueCYBEX Orfeo Compact Travel Stroller Without Compromise Small in size, big on comfort. CYBEX Orfeo is designed for parents who want to combine travel friendly practicality with comfort for their child. Perfect for city strolls, trips, or travel by plane and train. Compact, lightweight, and ready for every step from day one. Comfort from Day One The ergonomic lie flat position and integrated leg rest ensure your child stays comfortable, even on longer

CYBEX Orfeo – Compact Travel Stroller Without Compromise

Small in size, big on comfort.

CYBEX Orfeo is designed for parents who want to combine travel-friendly practicality with comfort for their child. Perfect for city strolls, trips, or travel by plane and train.

Compact, lightweight, and ready for every step – from day one.

     

Comfort from Day One

The ergonomic lie-flat position and integrated leg rest ensure your child stays comfortable, even on longer journeys.

  • Suitable from birth
  • Ergonomic lie-flat position
  • Adjustable leg rest
  • Comfortable resting space on the go

Perfect for Travel

Orfeo folds into an ultra-compact, carry-on compatible size. With the integrated carry strap, you can easily throw it over your shoulder and keep moving without hassle.

  • Carry-on compatible fold
  • Integrated carry strap
  • One-handed fold and unfold

Practical at Every Step

With the one-pull harness system, you can secure your child quickly and safely – even when you're on the move.

  • One-pull harness for quick fastening
  • Easy one-hand operation
  • More control, less hassle

Freshness and Protection

The XL canopy with UPF 50+ protection shields from the sun, while mesh windows provide better airflow and comfort on warmer days.

  • XL canopy with UPF 50+
  • Mesh windows for ventilation
  • Comfort in all seasons

Flexibility on the Go

Orfeo is travel system ready, allowing you to combine it with CYBEX car seats for seamless transitions between driving and strolling.

  • Compatible with CYBEX car seats
  • Easy transition from car to stroller
  • More freedom in your daily routine

Technical Information

Usage: from birth up to approx. 4 years
Max load: up to 22 kg
Stroller weight: approx. 6.3 kg

Dimensions (unfolded): 77 × 52 × 102 cm

Dimensions (folded): 15.5 × 47.5 × 52.5 cm

Why parents choose it

✔ Suitable from birth
✔ Ultra-compact for travel
✔ Lightweight and easy to carry
✔ Comfortable for your child on the go
✔ Flexible with travel system functionality

Orfeo is the stroller that makes travel effortless.

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★★★★★ 1
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