Combi auto N first II NC

Our score 9.33 / 10

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Combi auto N first II NC

Pros / Cons

Pros

  • One stroller from one month to about 36 months (up to 15 kg): the reversible seat covers both parent-facing newborn months and world-facing toddler rides, and the 170-degree recline supports flat newborn naps.
  • The auto-close fold is a genuine one-hand sequence — grip the lever, let go, and the stroller closes and stands on its own — and the folded W540×D440-475×H575 mm body with a carry grip is easy to stow and lift into a car.

Cons

  • The 15 kg / 36-month limit ends use earlier than long-use reversible A-types rated to 18 kg, so larger or heavier toddlers may need an upgrade before age three.
  • At 6.8 kg excluding the head support, inner cushion, guard, and basket, it is not a lightweight buggy — the one-hand fold and compact folded size, not the carry weight, are where it saves effort.
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Product Facts

Japan classification
A-type
Stroller Type
Everyday stroller
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The auto N first II NC is a reversible-handle A-type stroller for the early months through about age three, up to 15 kg. The seat reclines to three angles, including a near-flat 170° position, and the handle switches the child between parent-facing and forward-facing. It weighs 6.8 kg before the listed accessories, a useful point if you often lift it into a car. It folds and stands on its own, but its folded size is still 54 by 44–47.5 by 57.5 cm, so check your boot and storage space. Confirm the included newborn cushions and accessories for the exact NC variant; do not assume another auto N version has the same bundle.