
Functional demo video
Watch the seller's video to see this Brand new NUNA Pipa Urbn Ultra Car Seat with Car Accesories up close and in use.
Description
The Nuna Pipa Urbn Ultra is a brand new lightweight infant car seat designed for babies from newborn to 18 months, featuring TÜV aircraft certification and baseless installation with built-in ISOFIX for secure, convenient travel.
From the seller
Specifications: Brand - Nuna Type - Infant Car Seat Age - O to 18 months Body Specifications: Ultra Lightweight Design - Yes TÜV Aircraft Certified - Yes Baseless Install with Built-in ISOFIX - Yes Technical Specifications: Carrying Capacity - Up to 13 kg Product Description The Urbn Ultra Lightweight Infant Car Seat is designed to make travel and daily outings easier for parents and safer for babies. Weighing significantly less than traditional infant car seats, it's highly portable without compromising on safety. TÜV aircraft certification ensures the seat meets strict standards for airplane travel, giving you peace of mind on flights. With a baseless installation and integrated ISOFIX system, you can quickly and securely attach the seat in your car without the need for a separate base. Suitable for babies from birth up to 18 months (or up to 13 kg), this car seat offers comfort and convenience.
Product details
- Condition
- Brand new
- Category
- Baby car seat
- Brand
- Nuna
- Location
- Gurugram
- Reason for selling
- Decluttering
- Issues
- No
- Original packaging
- No
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