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baby jogger city select lux double

baby jogger city select lux double city select LUX®stroller — BabyJoggerAU

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baby jogger city select lux double city select LUX®stroller — BabyJoggerAUcity select LUX discontinued 2021. Original RRP $1295 While the city select LUX had been designed to convert from single to double the city select LUX and all accessories had been discontinued in 2021 and are no longer in production. city select LUX sold now is only ever going to be able to be used as a single pram moving forward. The city select LUX features: Big wheels and all terrain suspension Parent & forward facing seat Big, easily accessible,

city select LUX discontinued 2021. Original RRP $1295 

While the city select LUX had been designed to convert from single to double the city select LUX and all accessories had been discontinued in 2021 and are no longer in production. 

city select LUX sold now is only ever going to be able to be used as a single pram moving forward. The city select LUX features:

  • Big wheels and all-terrain suspension
  • Parent & forward facing seat
  • Big, easily accessible, storage basket
  • Extra storage pocket on seat
  • Two-way brake to stop or slow down
  • Adjustable canopy height
  • Raiseable leg rest

PLEASE NOTE - city select LUX accessories discontinued and not longer in production. See below available accessories (while stock lasts)

Stroller weight :13.79 kg
Unfolded dimensions : 108 cm x 60 cm x 79-114 cm
Folded dimensions : 77.5 cm x 54.5 cm x 25.5 cm
Weight capacity : 20kgs (per seat)

The following city select LUX accessories are still available:

The following city select 2 / universal accessories ARE compatible:

 The following accessories have sold out:

  • second seat adapters
  • second seat kits
  • bench seat
  • child tray
  • belly bar
  • travel bag

 *Please note - city select LUX bassinet kit include fabrics only and uses the main seat frame and canopy to assemble, so cannot be used as a complete bassinet on it's own. 

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