Nursery brand, Ickle Bubba, has launched its lightest stroller yet, the Pisces Ultra-Compact Fold stroller. Designed with commuting and travelling in mind, the Pisces offers exceptional portability and convenience without compromising on the comfort and safety of your child. Plus, being tested up to 22kg’s, means it will support users through the early years, when their child needs a stroller.
In addition to being ultra-lightweight, weighing just 4.9kg, the Pisces is cabin-sized¹, making it an ideal choice for parents and caregivers seeking a robust, travel-friendly stroller.
The Pisces, whilst compact, hasn’t forgotten about comfort for baby, offering two seat positions; providing a lie flat position great for naps or an upright position for playing and observing their surroundings. Its adjustable calf rest also means comfortable leg support wherever you travel, ideal when you are out and about for the day.
Ickle Bubba’s new stroller is also designed for all weather, featuring a hood with a pop-out sun visor, an extendable panel with ventilation – to keep baby cooler on those warmer days and holiday locations. Plus, a viewing window to easily check in on them, and a rain cover to protect them from any unavoidable wet weather.
Head of product at Ickle Bubba, Dominique Fennell, comments: “At Ickle Bubba, we’re dedicated to continuous innovation, ensuring our product lineup provides parents with the solutions they need.
“Our community expressed a desire for a cabin-size stroller and so we are thrilled to be introducing the Pisces to the range. It is extremely lightweight, offers superior portability and most importantly it is cabin-sized¹ to help parents whilst they travel. Even with all the Pisces lightweight and compact benefits, it also doesn’t compromise on style or comfort for baby. ”
The Pisces stroller accommodates children from birth up to 22kg, extending its usability until your child is approximately four years old.
To learn more about the Pisces, please visit: https://icklebubba.com/products/pisces-stroller