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nuna mixx 2020 stroller

nuna mixx 2020 stroller Nuna Mixx Next Stroller – PramFox

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nuna mixx 2020 stroller Nuna Mixx Next Stroller – PramFoxThe Nuna Mixx Next Stroller is a full featured stroller designed to make adventures with your mini trooper a lot easier. Packed with tons of functional features, the Mixx Next keeps your baby snug and comfortable from day one (the seat reclines flat with the one hand lever!) up to 22kg, so youre all covered for the next 4 years. The Mixx Next features four different configurations, you can use have your baby facing you or the world, in the Nuna Mixx

The Nuna Mixx Next Stroller is a full-featured stroller designed to make adventures with your mini trooper a lot easier. Packed with tons of functional features, the Mixx Next keeps your baby snug and comfortable from day one (the seat reclines flat with the one hand lever!) up to 22kg, so you’re all covered for the next 4 years.

The Mixx Next features four different configurations, you can use have your baby facing you or the world, in the Nuna Mixx Carrycot (sold separately) or the Nuna Pipa Next car seat or Nuna Arra Next car seat (sold separately) with the included post car seat adapters. It folds flat and stands on its own, so you can easily place it into a corner in the trunk or apartment. Once collapsed, you can use it in trolley mode, which is very handy for lifting the stroller up and down the stairs (great overhead bridges or your walk-up apartment).

Thanks to its large, foam-filled all-terrain wheels and suspension, the Mixx Next stroller obliterates bumps and shakiness from going up kerbs or on rugged terrains. With the Mixx Next, you can navigate tight spaces like supermarket aisles, turn around corners, and busy streets during the rush hour effortlessly with only one hand! At only 60cm wide, it should work reasonably well on public transport. In addition, the stroller seat is designed to be higher than most strollers—at table height—so it can double up as a high chair when you’re in a restaurant or cafe.

As expected from Nuna, the Mixx Next stroller doesn’t skim on comfort features for both bub and the parent. It’s kitted out with an extendable canopy with mesh panels for ventilation, and a mesh peek-a-boo window meticulously designed with magnetic closures for undisturbed naps. And in summertime (or if you’re living in the tropics), you’ll appreciate this brilliant feature: the Mixx Next comes with a seat apron to keep your baby snug on cold days, which you can remove to reveal a mesh seat panel in summer. It also has a telescoping handlebar (with three positions) to accommodate different caregivers, and that makes cruising with the stroller ergonomic and comfortable.

The Nuna Mixx Next also has a few convenience features like a little pocket on the back of the seat to tuck your cell phone away, a generous and easy-access storage basket with a zipped pocket for smaller items. With all these functional and brilliant features, the Mixx Next helps bring your outing-anxiety down to manageable levels.

If you're taking your Mixx stroller along on your next overseas adventure, keep your stroller protected with the Nuna Stroller Travel Bag. 

To make it easy for you, we've collated all the Nuna Mixx Next Stroller accessories in one place.

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