# Strollers with an adjustable leg rest or footrest
Which strollers have an adjustable leg rest or footrest that suits an older child?
Cybex Libelle 2 \(Libelle 2022\): The backrest reclines roughly from 110° to 130° using a strap at the back, and the legrest has two positions\. Cybex Libelle 2 \(sold by albeebaby\.com\): The blog lists 13\.7 lb weight, a compact self\-standing fold, CYBEX infant\-car\-seat compatibility, UPF 50\+ canopy, one\-pull harness, adjustable recline and leg rest; the Stroller Workshop reviewer says 5\.9 kg, so the weight figures disagree\. Nuna TRVL LX: The LX adds a zippered canopy extension, a near\-flat recline with a bassinet\-like mode when the footrest comes up, and larger rear wheels for a better push, but weight rises from 14\.6 lb to 17 lb and it no longer fits an overhead bin\. The upright position is a bit too sloped and the recline is near flat and newborn\-acceptable, but the backboard is only 43 cm tall, limiting headroom for older toddlers when reclined; the newborn apron shown in advertising is absent from the European version\.
### 1. [Cybex Libelle 2 \(Libelle 2022\)](/products/ucp/albeebaby-com/9565345087719) (sold by albeebaby\.com)
The backrest reclines roughly from 110° to 130° using a strap at the back, and the legrest has two positions\.
- Leg rest: The backrest reclines roughly from 110° to 130° using a strap at the back, and the legrest has two positions\. (blog)
- Recline: The backrest reclines roughly from 110° to 130° using a strap at the back, and the legrest has two positions\. (blog)
- Max child weight: On maximum child weight the sources disagree: the user guide's maximum weights page gives 22 kg, while the maker's US product page gives 55 lbs\. (manual)
### 2. [Cybex Libelle 2](/products/ucp/albeebaby-com/9564461990119) (sold by albeebaby\.com)
The blog lists 13\.7 lb weight, a compact self\-standing fold, CYBEX infant\-car\-seat compatibility, UPF 50\+ canopy, one\-pull harness, adjustable recline and leg rest; the Stroller Workshop reviewer says 5\.9 kg, so the weight figures disagree\.
- Leg rest: The blog lists 13\.7 lb weight, a compact self\-standing fold, CYBEX infant\-car\-seat compatibility, UPF 50\+ canopy, one\-pull harness, adjustable recline and leg rest; the Stroller Workshop reviewer says 5\.9 kg, so the weight figures disagree\. (blog)
- Recline: The blog lists 13\.7 lb weight, a compact self\-standing fold, CYBEX infant\-car\-seat compatibility, UPF 50\+ canopy, one\-pull harness, adjustable recline and leg rest; the Stroller Workshop reviewer says 5\.9 kg, so the weight figures disagree\. (blog)
- Max child weight: The maker lists a maximum weight of 55 lbs\. (guide)
### 3. [Nuna TRVL LX \(TRVL LX\)](/products/ucp/albeebaby-com/9514833379559) (sold by albeebaby\.com)
The LX adds a zippered canopy extension, a near\-flat recline with a bassinet\-like mode when the footrest comes up, and larger rear wheels for a better push, but weight rises from 14\.6 lb to 17 lb and it no longer fits an overhead bin\.
- Leg rest: The LX adds a zippered canopy extension, a near\-flat recline with a bassinet\-like mode when the footrest comes up, and larger rear wheels for a better push, but weight rises from 14\.6 lb to 17 lb and it no longer fits an overhead bin\. (review)
- Recline: The LX adds a zippered canopy extension, a near\-flat recline with a bassinet\-like mode when the footrest comes up, and larger rear wheels for a better push, but weight rises from 14\.6 lb to 17 lb and it no longer fits an overhead bin\. (review)
- Max child weight: The US manual rates the seat for children up to 50 lb \(22\.7 kg\) and up to 45 inches \(114\.3 cm\) tall; the maker's international manual gives a limit of 22 kg \(about 48\.5 lb\), so the sources disagree on the maximum weight\. (manual)
## Also cited in the text
- Nuna TRVL LX \(TRVL LX\), seat and recline: The upright position is a bit too sloped and the recline is near flat and newborn\-acceptable, but the backboard is only 43 cm tall, limiting headroom for older toddlers when reclined; the newborn apron shown in advertising is absent from the European version\. (review)
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