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baby jogger rotating car seat Baby Jogger City TurnBaby Jogger City Turn Convertible Car Seat The 180 degree turning car seat that turns heads The Baby Jogger City Turn Convertible Car Seat features a secure rotating mechanism that turns the seat 180 degrees in rear facing mode. This unique patented rotation brings baby 10 inches closer to you, and helps you maintain a more upright posture when getting them in and out of the car seat. Its 10 position headrest and 5 position recline ensure a comfy
Baby Jogger® City Turn™ Convertible Car Seat
The 180-degree turning car seat that turns heads
The Baby Jogger® City Turn™ Convertible Car Seat features a secure rotating mechanism that turns the seat 180 degrees in rear-facing mode. This unique patented rotation brings baby 10 inches closer to you, and helps you maintain a more upright posture when getting them in and out of the car seat. Its 10-position headrest and 5-position recline ensure a comfy ride. It installs in seconds and converts from rear-facing harness (4-50 lb) to forward-facing harness (22-65 lb) to grow with your child.
180 Degree Turn
- Innovative and secure one-hand 180-degree turn in rear-facing mode, making it easier for parents to get your child in and out
- Brings your child 10 inches closer when rotated, so it's easier to buckle your child in and lift them in and out of the seat
- Patented rotation is specifically engineered to bring your child closer, helping to give you a more upright posture when placing your child in the car—a great benefit for your back
Soft and Secure
- Convertible car seat transitions from rear-facing harness (4-50 lb) to forward-facing harness (22-65 lb) to grow with your child
- RAPIDLOCK™ base belt-tensioning technology and integrated push-button LATCH for simple, secure installation in seconds
- Soft, lightweight fabrics featuring COOLMAX® moisture-wicking material to help keep your child cool and comfortable
- Premium padding, removeable infant insert, and buckle covers for added comfort and support
- Rotation gives clear, direct access to the installation belt path, for our easiest install yet
- Colored belt paths and dual bubble level indicators help ensure a proper and level install in your car
- Engineered and tested with TRUE Test Plus™ safety standards (Tested to Reality Under Extremes) to help protect your child in rollover, side, front, and rear collisions
- Car seat audibly clicks when locked in rear-facing mode for assurance it's safely secured before driving
- Steel-reinforced frame provides strength and durability and EPP energy-absorbing foam allows for effective impact energy management
- 10-position headrest and 5-position recline with a no-rethread harness makes adjusting your seat quick & simple
- Dishwasher-safe cup holder to make cleanup easy
Specifications
- Dimensions: 21.75" x 19" x 23.5"
- Rear Facing Capacity: 4-50 lbs
- Front Facing Capacity: 22-65 lbs
- Weight: 28 lbs
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★★★★★ 5
Great Comic
Format: Kindle
Wolverine is one of my favorite Marvel characters. He encapsulates the paradox for young adolescent boys. He’s everything we wish to be, and at the same time, everything we would be terrified to be.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024
★★★★★ 5
A huge book that gives you the hero's beginnings.
Format: Hardcover
I own several Marvel Omnibus collections (Captain America, Miller's Daredevil run, etc) but I have to say I think this one is the biggest in terms of thickness. This has a serious page count, and is definitely worth the money you spend on it for size alone. Those coming off the Wolverine movie and interested in more of his back-story will enjoy most of this.
The stories here are not put together in chronological order of publication, but rather in chronological order of when it supposedly happened in his life. That being said, it's odd that Marvel chose to leave out "Origin", since that six-part story would have made an obvious choice for the beginning of this collection. Instead, we start out with a number of "Weapon X" stories that are supposed to set the stage for his creation into a weapon. The stories are not easy to follow for a casual read, however. You'll have to invest time reading dozens of dialogue balloons over the constantly-resting pose of Logan with wires coming out of him. Not the best start they could have hoped for, but I can see the logic of it.
The Wolverine/Kitty Pryde miniseries is also here for some reason. I guess its inclusion into the collection is for completist purposes, but it's not that great.
Eventually, you reach the Frank Miller Wolverine mini-series that started it all and paved the way for his solo series later on. If you've read that one, you know it's a classic as we get more back story into his Samurai/Ninja training past (and it's also rumored to be the basis for the second Wolverine solo film if it gets made). This leads into the first 10 issues of his solo series as we meet Logan's "Patch" identity, his weird black "facepaint mask" costume, and the dark dealings of Madripor.
The colors here are rich and vibrant. Those who were disappointed with the washed-out look of the "Essentials" collection of Wolverine stuff will find nothing but happiness here. The price is reasonable for what you're getting here. Let me say again though that this is a MONSTER of a book, so you won't be carrying this around for a casual read at the coffee shop. This is more along the lines of a serious collector book than those Essential volumes.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2009
★★★★★ 5
A bloody walk down memory lane.
Format: Hardcover
This massive volume collects all of Wolverine's earliest stories from his very violent history. Instead of being collected chronologically in order of first appearance, this book tells Logan's painful story as it happened to him. Beginning with Marvel Comics Presents #1-10; we see the excruciating process that turned him into Weapon X. After that, it's his first appearance in Incredible Hulk #180-182. That's followed up by the classic 4-issue Chris Claremont/ Frank Miller miniseries, and X-Men #172-173. We also Kitty Pryde and Wolverine #1-6, Captain America annual 8, Spider-Man vs. Wolverine, Punisher War Journal 6-7 and Wolverine #1-10, amongst others. This book is currently out of print, so good luck finding a copy. If you track one down, expect to pay a pretty penny for it, as I did. As a Wolverine fan, however, this is a must-have collection
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2015
★★★★★ 5
Excellent book
Came ASPA good thing to, I wanted to read vol 1 before vol 2 drops. This book doesn’t disappoint if your fan of X-men, Wolverine, or even the Hulk it includes almost everything about the character his origin story to his first appearance. Most marvel omnibus are thick books and for price I paid it did not let me down.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2021
★★★★★ 5
The best he is at what he does!!!!
This is the start of Wolverine gang!! I own all of this in other editions but got this for the display factor and it looks great!!! Nice to have it all together!!!! Love the Spider-Man vs Wolverine issue included!!! Cheers!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2021