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peg perego com PEG Perego Vivace Stroller

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peg perego com PEG Perego Vivace StrollerPeg Perego Vivace Lightweight Stroller Ciao, Peg Perego Vivace Stroller is light, compact, and has a narrow footprint that's created for all your city strolling needs without compromise. From concept to creation, Peg Perego Vivace Stroller is made in Italy. Peg Perego Vivace Stroller Features: Newborn Ready: Vivace offers must have features that include a near flat reclining seat that is suitable from birth and beyond with reversible capabilities for

Peg Perego Vivace Lightweight Stroller

Ciao, Peg Perego Vivace Stroller is light, compact, and has a narrow footprint that's created for all your city strolling needs without compromise. From concept to creation, Peg Perego Vivace Stroller is made in Italy.

Peg Perego Vivace Stroller Features:

Newborn Ready: Vivace offers must-have features that include a near-flat reclining seat that is suitable from birth and beyond with reversible capabilities for your toddler to face the world when they're ready to explore.

Turn Vivace into a travel system with their luxury car seats or use a car seat adapter (sold separately) to pair with your infant car seat when you have to get around the city.

Ultimate Comfort, Luxury, and Safety Included: All weather boot (footmuff) is included (Mon Amour, Fiat 500, and Blue Shine colorways only) to provide comfort and warmth to your baby during the crisp fall and cold winters.

A large adjustable canopy providing UPF 50+ protection from the sun, wind, and other elements.

Vivace is equipped with soft-ride wheels to ensure a smooth and safe stroll on all terrains with visible rear suspensions providing your baby with a bump-free ride.

Wheels are coated for high visibility along with reflective trim to make early morning or evening strolls safer.

Easy to stop and go with their one-foot break and a height adjustable handle made with eco-leather to provide comfort while being agile for one-handed steering.

Parents will enjoy their large shopping basket that's easy to access and enforced with a rigid bottom so that you can haul more without it being a drag, literally. 

No-fuss Folding: Central folding controls on the handlebar allow for a true one-hand fold and open.

Vivace stroller folds compact and has space saving features that will allow you to easily tuck away when not in use.

With parents in mind, you're able to fold the stroller with rear and forward-facing positions, creating a no-fuss solution to folding a lightweight stroller with all the bell and whistles.

Vivace Stroller Technical Features:

Seat suitable from: Birth to 50 lbs

Travel system ready: Pair with any Peg Perego 4-35 Viaggio Infant Car Seat or other popular brands (car seat adapter sold separately)

Stroller weight: 20.72 lbs

Front wheel diameters: 7" in

Rear wheel diameters: 8.6" in

Stroller dimensions (unfolded): 20" W x 36" D x 41" H

Stroller folded dimensions: 20" W x 15" D x 28" H

 

Peg Perego Vivace is available in their core colorways and their limited edition collections. Shop Peg Perego's entire baby lineup at Kidsland and experience a masterpiece from Italy in your home. Local to Kidsland, Los Angeles? Stop by to experience the Vivace stroller in person and checkout their wide range of strollers, car seats, highchairs and more!

 

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