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how to get adapters off maxi cosi car seat Indie / Speed Car Seat Adapter

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how to get adapters off maxi cosi car seat Indie / Speed Car Seat AdapterThe Indie Speed Infant Car Seat Adapter makes it easy to latch a Clek, Nuna, Maxi Cosi, or Cybex infant car seat. Please Note: This adapter is for Indie Speed strollers from 2016 and newer only and is not compatible with Indie Twin. Compatible with current car seat models: Clek: Clek Liing, Clek Liingo Nuna: Pipa Aire, Pipa Aire RX, and Pipa RX Maxi Cosi: Mico 30, Mico AP, Mico Luxe, Mico Luxe+ Cybex: Cloud G, Cloud G Lux, and Aton G Compatible with

The Indie / Speed Infant Car Seat Adapter makes it easy to latch a Clek, Nuna, Maxi Cosi, or Cybex infant car seat. Please Note: This adapter is for Indie/Speed strollers from 2016 and newer only and is not compatible with Indie Twin.

Compatible with current car seat models:

  • Clek: Clek Liing, Clek Liingo
  • Nuna: Pipa Aire, Pipa Aire RX, and Pipa RX
  • Maxi Cosi: Mico 30, Mico AP, Mico Luxe, Mico Luxe+
  • Cybex: Cloud G, Cloud G Lux, and Aton G

Compatible with previous car seat models:

  • Clek: Clek Liing, Clek Liingo
  • Nuna: Pipa, Pipa Lite RX, Pipa RX, Pipa Lite R, Pipa Lite LX, Pipa Lite, Aire RX,
  • Maxi Cosi: Coral XP, Mico Max Plus, and Mico Max 30
  • Cybex: Cybex Aton Q, Cybex Aton 2, and Cybex Aton 

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NOTE: A set of Hot Shoes are required to attach this adapter to your stroller if you have a 2016-2023 stroller. Current stroller models have hot shoes already installed. You can add the Hot Shoe SET to your order here.

Seat fabric removal is not required for use, just an option. This car seat adapter has been tested with the listed car seat models manufactured from 2016 and 2023. Download Indie/Speed Car Seat Adapter Operating Manual.

 

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