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kooper rs lightweight travel stroller

kooper rs lightweight travel stroller Kooper RS Lightweight Travel Stroller

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kooper rs lightweight travel stroller Kooper RS Lightweight Travel StrollerWe adore travel strollers because theyre lightweight and compact. The Kooper RS is no exception. But what we love about this stroller is its maneuverability. Designed with large 9 rear and 7 front wheels, the push is smooth, weightless, and dare we say enjoyable! 100% recycled fabric 100% full grain leather handlebar 9 rear 7 front large, all terrain wheels Extremely smooth push and effortless maneuverability 55 lbs. seat capacity One handed, standing

We adore travel strollers because they’re lightweight and compact. The Kooper RS is no exception. But what we love about this stroller is its maneuverability.

Designed with large 9” rear and 7” front wheels, the push is smooth, weightless, and dare we say – enjoyable!

  • 100% recycled fabric
  • 100% full-grain leather handlebar
  • 9” rear / 7” front large, all-terrain wheels
  • Extremely smooth push and effortless maneuverability
  • 55 lbs. seat capacity
  • One-handed, standing auto-lock compact fold
  • Swing-open tray with cup holder
  • 3” longer than our original Kooper – plenty more support!
  • Magnetic buckle – one-handed release/easy to help children out of the seat
  • Multi-position, one-handed reclining seat
  • 3-position adjustable footrest
  • Extendable, water-repellent canopy with UPF50+ sun protection with a large peek-a-boo window
  • Mesh cup holder and zippered pocket built into the back of the stroller for the parent
  • One-step brake
  • 15 lbs. storage basket capacity
  • Universal Car Seat Adapter available for purchase
  • Sleek “triple black” color

Why Joovy?

At Joovy we like to turn ideas on their heads, making the best possible products we can. With our Kooper RS stroller, we’ve taken a traditional travel stroller and beefed up the wheels, added a water-repellent canopy, and made it possible to fold down with just one hand. In short, it’s the perfect stroller for long winding walks or quick trips to the mall.

Big Wheels, Little Effort

With huge 9” rear wheels and 7” front wheels, this stroller glides over all terrains with effortless maneuverability.

Swing-open Tray

Kids love to eat when they’re on the go, so why not give your little one a few treats to keep them distracted while you get on with the chores? Our swing-open tray with a cup holder folds into the stroller when it’s time to load onto public transport (or in the trunk of your car).

One-handed Fold

This amazing travel stroller is great for single travelers thanks to its compact auto-lock design. Only one hand is needed to fold the stroller down to its smallest, leaving your other hand free to hold your little one. Because let’s face it, we could always do with an extra hand when kids are around.

Long Back and Footrest

Some kids are taller than others, that’s just a given. We’ve upgraded the seat of our Kooper RS to allow for extra legroom and a taller-bodied child. No need to replace your stroller until the little one reaches 55lbs. Now that’s thinking ahead!

Say Peek-a-Boo

Kooper RS’ extendable, water-repellent canopy offers UPF50+ sun protection to keep delicate skin safe from harmful rays. But don’t worry, you can still see your child’s beautiful face and reassure them thanks to the large peek-a-boo window which is built right in.

Technical Specs

  • Assembled dimensions – 34.5 x 20.7 x 41.1
  • Folded dimensions – 29.1 x 20.7 x 12.2
  • Product Weight – 19 lbs
  • Min. age – 3 months (or newborn with car seat adapter)
  • Max. height – 44 in.
  • Max. weight per seat – 55 lbs.
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