Doona X Car Seat with Stroller & Base - Nitro Black
Doona

Doona X Car Seat with Stroller & Base - Nitro Black

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€578.50

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The Doona X Car Seat with Stroller & Base - Nitro Black is a fully integrated travel system that seamlessly transitions from car seat to stroller.
  • Adjustable headrest and integrated auto-adjust harness
  • Smooth-release system and shock absorbers for a safer, smoother ride
  • Includes Doona SIP (Side Impact Protection) add-on for enhanced side-impact protection
  • Rear-facing only, suitable for infants 40-85 cm height, up to 13 kg weight
  • Folds compactly, with dimensions of 72.3 x 44 x 45.6 cm when folded
  • Compatible with the Doona X ISOFIX base for secure, one-click installation

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