Coming October
The Kona is the pram you carry up the stairs. Full-size ride quality at 9.9 kilograms, from birth to 22.7, in a footprint that clears a shop aisle.
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The whole pram, in four figures
Built for the daily dash: big performance in a small footprint, so you can take the city on.
Compact without compromise
Most compact prams get small by shrinking the seat. Kona keeps a full-size seat, a sprung wheel on every corner and a 13.6 kilogram basket, and finds the space in the footprint instead. 53.3 centimetres across.
Compare it with the Cruz →
The Kona
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Stairs, trams, doorways
One hand, from standing, with the seat still attached and facing either way. It stands up on its own afterwards, and there is a carry handle built into the frame for the flight of stairs at the other end.
34.0 × 53.3 × 65.5 cm folded, seat on
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53.3 centimetres across
A slim footprint that turns tight corners and clears a shop aisle, without giving up the seat size or the basket underneath it. Sprung on every wheel, so the footpath does not reach the child.
Full-size seat reversible, four-position recline, lies flat
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From the first day
The seat lies flat, so a newborn goes straight in as sold. If you would rather, the UPPAbaby bassinet and the Mesa capsule click straight onto the frame with no adapters; Maxi-Cosi, Nuna and Joie capsules fit with the Kona adapters.
Birth to 22.7 kg one child, one frame, nothing else to buy
Engineering
The things you use forty times a day, and the reasons a Kona still pushes like a Kona in three years.
Folds from standing whichever way the seat is facing, then stands on its own with a carry handle.
Sprung on every wheel, with front wheel locks for gravel and grass. Nothing to pump up.
Faces you or faces out, with a one-hand recline through four positions that lies flat for a newborn.
13.6 kilograms, so it takes the nappy bag and the shopping at the same time.
With a peek-a-boo window and ventilation, so you can check on them without stopping.
A comfortable push at any height, and a footrest that moves through three positions as they grow.
Colourways
Black, sandstone or meadow green. Leather handle and bumper bar on all three. The seat fabric is the same weave as the Vista and Cruz.
The question everyone asks
Both take one child from birth as sold, both carry the same basket, both take the bassinet and the Mesa without adapters. The Cruz has the Vista's seat on a larger frame. The Kona is two kilograms lighter and four centimetres slimmer, and it folds with the seat on.
See the full comparison →| Kona | Cruz V3 | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight, seat on | 9.9 kg | 12 kg |
| Width | 53.3 cm | 57.2 cm |
| Folded, seat on | 34.0 × 53.3 × 65.5 cm | 43 × 57.2 × 82.3 cm |
| Basket | 13.6 kg | 13.6 kg |
| From birth | As sold, seat lies flat | As sold, with the infant insert |
| Bassinet and Mesa | Attach directly, no adapters | Attach directly, no adapters |
| Carries | One child | One child |
| Price | Announced in October | $1,299 |
Kona is the lighter, slimmer everyday pram: 9.9 kg against 12, and 53.3 cm across against 57.2. The Cruz carries the Vista's seat on a larger frame. Kona is built to clear an aisle and go up a flight of stairs on your arm.
Yes, as sold. The seat lies flat from birth. The UPPAbaby bassinet and the Mesa capsule attach directly, with no adapters, if you would rather.
Yes, directly, with no adapters. Maxi-Cosi, Nuna and Joie capsules fit with the Kona car seat adapters, sold separately.
34.0 by 53.3 by 65.5 cm with the seat still attached. It folds in one hand from standing, whichever way the seat is facing, and then stands up on its own.
Coming October
Kona goes on sale in October. Leave your email and you will hear the day it does, with the price, before it is announced anywhere else.
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