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jet travel stroller silver cross Silver Cross Jet 5 Super Compact Stroller – Dimples Baby Brooklyn

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jet travel stroller silver cross Silver Cross Jet 5 Super Compact Stroller – Dimples Baby BrooklynFrom departure to arrival, the NEW Jet 5 is your perfect travel companion, as the only sustainable aircraft cabin approved stroller that is suitable from birth to 55 lbs and is car seat compatible. It cleverly meets hand luggage size requirements, so you can push your stroller right up to the plane door, before folding it with ease into the included protective travel cover and storing in the cabins overhead compartment. Jet 5 is an innovative family

From departure to arrival, the NEW Jet 5 is your perfect travel companion, as the only sustainable aircraft cabin-approved stroller that is suitable from birth to 55 lbs and is car seat compatible.

It cleverly meets hand luggage size requirements, so you can push your stroller right up to the plane door, before folding it with ease into the included protective travel cover and storing in the cabin’s overhead compartment.

Jet 5 is an innovative family travel solution, combining style, functionality, and convenience to ensure every journey is an easy one.

 

Features:
Stroller
Newborn Through Toddlerhood: Jet 5’s sculpted seat features a multi-position, one-hand recline with a full lie-flat mode that’s safe for newborns when used with the included newborn apron.

Super Lightweight: Super lightweight at 15.87 lbs, Jet 5 is the perfect travel companion.

Cabin Approved: When folded, Jet 5 meets hand luggage size regulations, so you can take on-board an aircraft and store in the overhead locker.

UPF50+ Protection: Keep your baby cool and shaded under Jet 5’s UPF50+ hood with a pull-out sun peak and mesh airflow panel.

Flip-Flop Friendly Brake: Easy to apply with step on, step off functionality.

Magnetic Genius™ Buckle: Clicking together in three simple steps, the magnetic Genius™ buckle provides advanced safety and protection when you’re on the move.

Folded
Cabin Approved: Cabin approved, Jet 5 can be stored in an aircraft’s overhead locker or train rack.

Freestanding Fold: Once folded, Jet 5 free-stands on its wheels and can be pulled along suitcase style when not in use.

Protective Cover: Keep your stroller protected when you’re on the go using the travel cover included.



Dimensions:
Unfolded
33"L x 20"W x 41.5"H

Folded
10"L x 14.5"W x 24.5"H

Seat
15"L x 17"H

Seat Height from Bottom of Seat to Top of Canopy
27"

Weight:
15.87 lbs *excluding bumper bar

 

What’s in the Box:
Stroller
Ultra-compact and lightweight, Jet 5 can be easily stored in an aircraft’s overhead locker.

UPF50+ Hood and Ventilation Panel
The extendable hood features UPF50+ sun protection with a ventilated, mesh viewing window.

Genius™ Buckle
Developed for greater baby comfort and added ease of use, Jet 5 features the magnetic Genius™ buckle.

Pull-Along Bumper Bar
The bumper bar is detachable and can be used to pull along the folded Jet 5 suitcase-style.

Shopping Basket
Handy under-seat shopping basket to store all of your baby’s essentials.

Protective Cover
Fits over the folded Jet 5 for added protection.

Lockable Swivel Wheels
Lockable front swivel wheels have dynamic spring suspension for a smooth ride.

Rain Cover
Fits neatly over your stroller to protect your baby from the elements.

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Zack Klesel
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I love star wars
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