
Cybex Libelle
Compact & travel
- Weight
- 13.7 lb
- Folded size
- 12.6 x 7.8 x 18.9 in
- Handlebar height
- not published
Best for: Cybex car-seat owners who fly
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Every Cybex page gives a weight and a folded size, across ten strollers from roughly $350 to $1,600. Its car-seat story is simple: adapters for Cybex's own infant seats are included, and Cybex says they generally fit most Nuna and Maxi-Cosi seats too. The Gazelle S pages go further and name Maxi-Cosi Mico 30, Mico Max and Coral XP, Nuna PIPA, Chicco KeyFit 30 and Britax B-Safe seats. Most models start the seat unit at 6 months and use a cot or infant seat before that; the Gazelle S and Avi Spin seats start at 3 months. The Libelle (13.7 lb) and Coya (14.6 lb) are the travel pair; the Mios is 21.4 lb; the e-Priam is the heaviest Cybex here at 33.5 lb, and the e-Gazelle S adds powered assist for hills and a two-year stroller and battery warranty. The Avi Spin has a lockable swivel front wheel and air-filled tires, a jogger's parts without a runner's fixed wheel.
Ordered by price, lowest first.

Compact & travel
Best for: Cybex car-seat owners who fly
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Compact & travel
Best for: A suspension stroller that fits a cabin, for frequent flights
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Full-size
Best for: A full-size with a big basket and tires that never go flat
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Compact & travel
Best for: Style-minded travellers carrying the fold over a shoulder

Jogging
Best for: All-terrain walks with a hill brake, without buying a pure runner
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Full-size
Best for: Twins or close siblings expected soon
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Full-size
Best for: City use where the Priam is too wide and heavy

Full-size
Best for: A suspension-heavy stroller that takes Cybex, Nuna and Maxi-Cosi seats
Full-size
Best for: A tandem for a hilly neighbourhood, with powered hill assist
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Full-size
Best for: Powered rocking and hill assist, at the cost of weight
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