Maxi-Cosi Lara2 Stroller – Lightweight Comfort & Convenience from Birth to 4 Years
Enjoy stress-free travel and daily outings with the Maxi-Cosi Lara2 Stroller in Essential Graphite. With a featherlight design weighing just 6.4 kg, this pushchair folds with a single hand and is compact enough for overhead storage. Breathable fabrics, multi-position recline including lie-flat, and compatibility with all Maxi-Cosi infant car seats make this stroller the perfect companion for city life or vacations from day one to toddlerhood.
Highlights
- Ultra-lightweight design (only 6.4 kg) for easy carrying
- One-hand flash folding system for quick and effortless closure
- Compatible with all Maxi-Cosi infant car seats (adapters included)
- Two accessible storage baskets for maximum convenience
- Lie-flat recline and multiple seat positions for newborn comfort
- Breathable seat fabrics to help regulate baby’s temperature
- UPF 50+ extendable canopy for sun protection
- Large peek-a-boo window for added visibility and bonding
- 5-point safety harness with padding for secure rides
- Four shock-absorbing wheels for a smooth experience
- Locking front wheels and easy braking system for enhanced control
- Adjustable leg rest and washable seat cover
- Rain cover included for all-weather readiness
- Foldable and cabin-friendly compact size for travel
How to Use
- Unfold the stroller using the one-hand flash fold system.
- Secure your baby with the padded 5-point harness.
- Adjust the seat recline and leg rest as needed for comfort.
- Use the included adapters to attach any compatible Maxi-Cosi infant car seat if required.
- Store essentials in the dual storage baskets.
- After use, fold the stroller and carry or stow it easily using the shoulder strap or compact folded size.
Material
Made with breathable, soft-touch fabrics that help regulate temperature and are comfortable for daily use. All materials are washable and thoughtfully designed for long-term durability, with a sturdy frame and easy-care textiles ideal for growing children.
