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nuna stroller store NunaThe Nuna PIPA Urbn Flex System is a revolutionary, all in one travel solution that seamlessly transitions from car seat to stroller in seconds, offering parents the ultimate combination of safety, convenience, and premium design. Featuring the ultra lightweight PIPA urbn infant car seat and the sleek Flex system stroller frame, this smart, compact setup takes you from parked to pushing with ease. Designed with Nunas signature craftsmanship, the PIPA

The Nuna PIPA™ Urbn Flex System is a revolutionary, all-in-one travel solution that seamlessly transitions from car seat to stroller in seconds, offering parents the ultimate combination of safety, convenience, and premium design. Featuring the ultra-lightweight PIPA urbn infant car seat and the sleek Flex system stroller frame, this smart, compact setup takes you from parked to pushing with ease.

Designed with Nuna’s signature craftsmanship, the PIPA urbn features 2-second steel-reinforced pipaFIX™ rigid latch installation for a secure, base-free car install, while the carbon-fiber reinforced stroller frame ensures durability without the bulk. Ideal for city families and frequent travelers, the Urbn Flex System redefines modern mobility with style and innovation.

Nuna, founded in 2007 and inspired by Dutch design, creates premium baby gear that blends safety, innovation, and style. From award-winning car seats and strollers to practical home gear, Nuna products are crafted with high-quality, flame-retardant-free materials and thoughtful details for modern families. Known for advanced safety features and sleek, functional designs, Nuna makes parenting easier and more stylish. Explore Nuna at ANB Baby for trusted baby gear that’s built to last and designed around your life.

Nuna PIPA™ Urbn Flex System Features:

  • One System, Endless Flexibility: Includes PIPA urbn car seat and Flex system stroller frame — your all-in-one solution for effortless mobility.

  • Ultra-Light Frame: Only 8.5 lbs (11.3 lbs with adapter), making transport and setup effortless.

  • Compact Folding Design: Frame folds with the adapter attached and stands upright for easy storage.

  • No Base Needed: Car seat installs securely using pipaFIX™ rigid latch or vehicle seat belt — ideal for on-the-go parents.

  • Quick 2-Second Installation: Steel-reinforced latch makes setup swift, simple, and safe.

  • One-Hand Car Seat Release: Effortlessly move from vehicle to stroller.

  • Auto-Reclining Foot: Ensures proper installation angle every time.

  • Travel Ready: Car seat is FAA certified for aircraft use.

  • Compatible Add-Ons: Works with SWIV™ & TRIV™ bassinets, any PIPA series car seat, and the Flex system seat.

  • All-Wheel Suspension: Smooth rides on any terrain with large puncture-proof tires.

  • UPF 50+ Canopy: Extendable coverage with flip-out eyeshade and XL peek-a-boo window.

  • Merino Wool Inserts: Environmentally friendly Merino wool and TENCEL™ lyocell fiber blend for breathability and moisture control.

  • Premium Build: Carbon fiber reinforced aluminum frame delivers strength with a lightweight feel.

  • Adjustable Handlebar: 3-position pivoting handle suits parents of all heights.

  • Iconic Sky drape™: Provides serene shade and privacy with silent magnetic attachment.

  • Luxe Leatherette Accents: Adds sophistication to both pushbar and carry handle.

  • Machine Washable Fabrics: Easy to maintain, soft-touch textiles for everyday comfort.

  • Aeroflex™ Energy-Absorbing Foam: Minimizes impact force, keeping baby safer on every ride.

  • Side Impact Protection (SIP): Surrounds baby with a safety shell for enhanced head and body protection.

  • 5-Point Harness: Keeps your child snug and secure.

  • Quick-Engaging Brake System: 1-touch rear brake provides reliable control and scuff-free security.

  • Chemical-Free Construction: Flame-resistant materials with no added fire-retardant chemicals for a safer environment.

  • Large Basket Capacity: Holds up to 22 lbs for diaper bags, toys, and essentials.

  • Tracking Device Pocket: Discreet compartment in the basket helps keep tabs on your gear.

  • Included Carry Bag: Store or travel with the stroller hands-free.

  • Compact, Self-Standing Fold: Perfect for small spaces and easy transport.

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