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uppababy cruz for two UPPAbaby Cruz V2 Stroller, Lucy

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uppababy cruz for two UPPAbaby Cruz V2 Stroller, LucyVersatility and functionality meet style and sophistication with the all new and improved UPPAbaby Cruz V2 Stroller. Winner of The Bumps 2022 Best of Baby Awards for best everyday stroller, the Cruz V2 boasts innovation and convenience. This stroller exemplifies UPPAbabys commitment to manufacturing reliable and well designed baby gear. As an upgrade to an already reputable stroller, the Cruz V2 improves upon classic features while introducing new

Versatility and functionality meet style and sophistication with the all-new and improved UPPAbaby Cruz V2 Stroller. Winner of The Bump’s 2022 Best of Baby Awards for best everyday stroller, the Cruz V2 boasts innovation and convenience. This stroller exemplifies UPPAbaby’s commitment to manufacturing reliable and well-designed baby gear.

As an upgrade to an already reputable stroller, the Cruz V2 improves upon classic features while introducing new ones. This stroller includes new suspension technology, easy and compact folding, and a bigger, adjustable seat for your child's comfort. The design is super slim, so navigating tight or crowded spaces will be easier than ever. There are even new, exciting colors to keep you and your little one riding in style!

Since being founded in 2006, UPPAbaby has been committed to creating products that improve parents' lives. They use the highest quality materials available and are constantly innovating to ensure they're bringing you the best products possible. The UPPAbaby Cruz V2 continues to be a modern, top choice for families worldwide. 

All-New, Updated Features:

Added Suspension: This all-wheel, patented, 2-stage system reduces the shocks your child feels for the most comfortable ride possible. Take your Cruz V2 on bumpy, windy roads just as easily as a paved sidewalk.

Larger Wheels: With 10-inch rear wheels, the CRUZ V2 has high maneuverability and drives smoother on bumpy terrain. When paired with the new suspension system, this stroller drives like a dream. The wheels also have a foam core, making them no-puncture and preventing you from getting stuck with a flat.

Folding System: The Cruz V2 is easier to fold than its predecessor. All you have to do is push the handlebar in, pull two triggers, and the stroller folds! When folded, the stroller stands steadily on its own and is super compact for easy storage. You can fold it with or without the seat.

Zip-Out, Extendable Mesh Canopy: The canopy has a sleek appearance and is easy to use. Simply unzip and extend to protect your child from the sun. As your child grows, the canopy’s height is adjustable. With UPF 50+, his canopy provides great sun protection.

The canopy is height-adjustable to accommodate your little one as they grow. It even has a zip-closure mesh panel in the front for extra airflow or to let you see your child.

Brake Indicators: Green indicators on the front wheels let you easily tell if your brakes are on or not.

The Seat: The seat in this stroller has a higher back, deeper footwell, and longer leg rest. Your little one will be super comfortable while riding in the Cruz stroller.

Non-rethread harness: This harness can be tightened or loosened in one hassle-free action. There's no need to reroute the straps through the seat every time you need to make an adjustment.

Returning Features:

Compatible with other UPPAbaby products: The Cruz V2 is compatible with the UPPAbaby Mesa infant car seat, no attachments necessary. This stroller is also compatible with UPPAbaby Bassinet or Infant Snugseat. All options will make the stroller suitable for newborns.

Reversible and Reclining Toddler Seat: The seat can easily be switched between backward and forward-facing orientations, so you can see your little one or let them see the world as you walk. It has multiple reclining positions that are adjustable with one hand, so your little one can be comfortable whether they want to sleep or sit upright.

Extendable handlebar with full-grain leather: The handlebar on the Cruz V2 is adjustable in height and padded with full-grain leather. Anyone from a younger sibling to a tall father to a grandparent can find a suitable handlebar height. You’ll be just as comfortable pushing the stroller as your little one is sitting on it!

Machine washable fabric: The fabric on both the stroller seat and bassinet is machine washable, making post-adventure cleanups a snap. You won't have to worry about spills, dirt, or any other messes with this stroller.

Extra large storage basket: This under-seat basket has a 30lb weight limit. It has a large opening so you can easily access any supplies you may need while on the go.

Color and Style Options:

The UPPAbaby Cruz Stroller has 11 available color options to fit your style. Five of these are completely new with the Cruz V2! Your little one will be riding in style, and you'll be the most fashionable parent on the block. Pick from these options:

  • Jake (Charcoal + Carbon Frame + Black Leather)
  • Greyson (Charcoal Mélange + Carbon Frame + Saddle Leather)
  • Bryce (White Marl + Silver Frame + Saddle Leather)
  • Gregory (Blue Mélange + Silver Frame + Saddle Leather)
  • Anthony (White and Grey Chenille + Carbon Frame + Chestnut Leather)
  • Gwen (Green Mélange + Carbon Frame + Saddle Leather)
  • Noa (Navy + Carbon Frame + Saddle Leather)
  • Lucy (Rosewood Mélange + Carbon Frame + Saddle Leather)
  • Alice (Dusty Pink + Silver Frame + Saddle Leather)
  • Declan (Oat Mélange + Silver Frame + Chestnut Leather)
  • Theo (Dark Taupe + Silver Frame + Chestnut Leather)

Included With Purchase:

  •  Extended warranty: All UPPAbaby products come with a limited two-year warranty that protects against manufacturing defects. Within 90 days of purchase and with valid proof of purchase, you can register your UPPAbaby Cruz V2 through their website for an extra year of warranty for free. This is an industry-leading warranty and more than worth registering for.
  • Rain Shield and Bug Shield: These shields are custom-tailored to the Cruz V2 to keep you and your little one on the go no matter the weather. Pesky bugs won't fly in your child's face in the warmer months, and the rain shield will keep them dry in spring and fall.

Specifications:

  • Suitable from 3 months to 50 lbs
  • True Weight (includes canopy, wheels, and basket)
  • Frame + Seat: 25.5 lbs
  • Frame: 19 lbs
  • Seat: 6.5 lbs
  • Unfolded: 37.5″ L x 22.8″ W x 40″ H
  • Folded with seat attached: 16.5″ L x 22.8″ W x 33″ H
  • Folded without seat attached: 12″ L x 22.8″ W x 30″ H
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