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stroller wagon south africa The NOOLA® Rover Wagon Stroller

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stroller wagon south africa The NOOLA® Rover Wagon StrollerTHE ROVER Not Just a Wagon! A NOOLA first, The Rover is more than just a wagon, its your all in one family adventure companion. A versatile, lightweight, and durable stroller wagon designed to make outings with two little ones a breeze. Whether it's a quick trip to the store, a leisurely walk in the park, or an adventurous camping getaway, The Rover adapts to all your familys needs. Its innovative design balances convenience and functionality,

THE ROVER | Not Just a Wagon!
A NOOLA® first, The Rover is more than just a wagon, it’s your all-in-one family adventure companion.

A versatile, lightweight, and durable stroller-wagon designed to make outings with two little ones a breeze. Whether it's a quick trip to the store, a leisurely walk in the park, or an adventurous camping getaway, The Rover adapts to all your family’s needs. Its innovative design balances convenience and functionality, offering a smooth and effortless experience for parents navigating busy environments or rough terrains.

Unlike a twin-stroller, The Rover is meant to be adaptable to your growing family's needs. With iSize adapters, your newborn can travel safely in their iSize car seat, while their older sibling sits securely buckled in the Wagon.


📦 What's Included with The Rover Wagon Stroller

The Rover Wagon Stroller comes complete with the following:

  • Rover Wagon Stroller Frame: lightweight aluminium frame with all-terrain PU wheels, built-in suspension, telescopic handle and one-handed quick fold
  • 2x Removable Wagon Seats: each with a 5-point harness, suitable for one child each (6 months to 34 kg per seat)
  • SPF50 UV Protection Canopy: shades both seats from the sun

🔄 Three Ways to Configure the Rover

Both wagon seats are removable, so the Rover reconfigures around what your day actually looks like:

Configuration Best For When to Use
Two Wagon Seats Two children (6 months to 34 kg each), side-by-side School runs, park outings, holiday walks with siblings
One Wagon Seat + Cargo One child + extra space for kit, shopping or a cooler box Solo outings with one child, market runs, picnics
Full Cargo Mode No seats: full wagon bed for cargo, a mattress, or beach gear Camping trips, beach days, festival hauls

* Please refer to your product manual for full safety specifications, including age and weight guidance.


The Rover at a Glance

Spec Details
Frame weight (net) 16.8 kg
Gross weight 18.6 kg
Maximum total weight capacity 68 kg
Per-seat capacity Up to 34 kg per child (two children at once)
Suitable for 6 months and up (per wagon seat)
Unfolded dimensions 830 (L) x 650 (W) x 1110 (H) mm
Folded dimensions 990 (L) x 650 (W) x 510 (H) mm
Wheels All-terrain PU: 8" front / 12" rear
Frame material Aluminium
Canopy SPF50 UV protection

🆚 Compare the Rover Range

What's Included Rover Wagon Stroller Rover Wagon Stroller + iSize Swivel360 Car Seat
Rover Wagon Stroller Frame ✅ ✅
2x Removable Wagon Seats (5-point harness, 6 mo–34 kg per child) ✅ ✅
SPF50 UV Protection Canopy ✅ ✅
iSize Swivel360 Car Seat (newborn–13 kg) ❌ ✅
iSize Adapters ❌ ✅
Quilted Mattress (optional add-on) ❌ Optional (+R500)

Features of The Rover Wagon Stroller include:

  • All-terrain PU wheels: smooth ride on pavements, gravel and uneven surfaces
  • Built-in suspension system for a comfortable ride
  • Lightweight aluminium frame
  • One-handed quick fold: collapses with the seats in place
  • Telescopic handle: extends and retracts to suit parents of different heights
  • 2x removable wagon seats: configure as two-seater, single seat + cargo, or full cargo mode
  • SPF50 UV protection canopy
  • 5-point safety harness on each seat
  • Maximum total capacity 68 kg: up to 34 kg per child, two children at once
  • Suitable for children 6 months and up (per wagon seat)

STROLLER UNFOLDED DIMENSIONS: 830 (L) x 650 (W) x 1110 (H) mm

STROLLER FOLDED DIMENSIONS: 990 (L) x 650 (W) x 510 (H) mm

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