Space Age on the High Street

Out-of-this-world technology seen for the first time in a buggy that's as unique as your child

Published: 22 May, 2008

When you have achieved award winning standards of design and usability for aTravel System what comes next? CONCORD has reached for the stars in its quest for the perfect buggy and the result is the new CARBON EDITION of the CONCORD NEO travel system. Based on the innovative technology and sleek design of the Concord Neo, it unites all of its advantages in one unique and exclusive model, and has one further special feature up its sleeve: the Concord Neo Carbon buggy has a hand-crafted carbon frame.

Carbon is a high-tech material that was originally developed for space and air travel, and is now used for the first time to great effect in a buggy.

Carbon is extremely light, yet simultaneously strong and resilient, offering optimum fatigue strength. The weight-saving makes the buggy easier to manoeuvre, and because it minimises vibration, the buggy is also far more comfortable for a child to travel in.

Each Concord Neo Carbon buggy is a hand-crafted, unique piece. The elegant inner linings made of the finest merino wool are available in two plush designs in Black or White; High quality leather handles are available in matching colours; The tyres are also available in two versions: air-cushioned tubed tyres or solid foam tyres to optimise weight still further.

The proud owners can also have their personal buggy engraved with a name or perhaps a set of initials.

The NEO Carbon is part of a complete Travel System. The Concord ION CARBON baby car seat is a perfect match for the buggy in terms of material, function and design. The Concord SCOUT CARBON folding carrycot is likewise available in the two designs of the Carbon Edition. Like the ION it is easily, quickly and securely attached to the Neo Carbon buggy. Combined with this carrycot, the buggy can be used as a real pushchair right from day one.

Hotline: 01273764744

http://www.concord.de/

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