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stokke compact urban stroller

stokke compact urban stroller Stokke Beat

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stokke compact urban stroller Stokke BeatYou will love this if You want a truly cosmopolitan pram that is fully featured and looks aesthetically beautiful. Stokke Beat is a compact stroller for all of your city adventures with your baby. Best in Class features make it easy to push, fold with the seat unit on and carry away for your on the go city lifestyle. Sturdy and strong, this lightweight stroller offers a smooth ride and superb maneuverability. Its small footprint makes it the ideal

You will love this if...

You want a truly cosmopolitan pram that is fully-featured and looks aesthetically beautiful. Stokke Beat is a compact stroller for all of your city adventures with your baby. “Best in Class” features make it easy to push, fold with the seat unit on and carry away for your on-the-go city lifestyle. Sturdy and strong, this lightweight stroller offers a smooth ride and superb maneuverability. Its small footprint makes it the ideal solution for travel, navigating busy streets and public transit.

The Top 3 Features

  1. The Beat has a single seat that is all you need.  Suitable from newborn all the way up to 22kgs, it will cater for your child perfectly.  It's also higher than most comparable strollers so you can bring bubs up to the table at home or a cafe with you.
  2. The tyres on the Beat are foam filled rubber tyres that won't ever puncture but provide a smooth ride for your precious cargo
  3. Considering the pram is so narrow and compact, we love that Stokke have kept a large shopping basket because they realise how much mums and dads actually use them!

A little bit more info...

  • The Stokke Beat is a clever addition to the Stokke family by being a little smaller than the Xplory but making it nimble and easy to maneuver.  It has a super compact fold as you can see in the video below but doesn't compromise on the comfort of the most important passenger.  With a large seat that reclines all the way facing both ways. The Beat seat is supremely comfortable and has an adjustable harness.
  • The wheels are designed to be small but provide a comfortable ride so it truly is built for the urban parent. These large foam filled rubber tyres feature built in suspension for a smooth ride and no risk of puncturing.
  • Compact lightweight stroller with one-hand folding.
  • Extended canopy with UPF 50+ and ventilation for your baby's protection.
  • Narrow footprint 53.5 cm to pass any train or subway gate.
  • Parent and front facing seat that can be folded either way.
  • Extra-large shopping basket holds 10kg of your on-the-go essentials.

The Nitty Gritty

Maximum child weight - 22kg

Pram weight - 9.5kg

Suitable For Newborn - Yes but you can always purchase the Carrycot to make it that little bit more cosy.

Toddler seat option - No.  But there are plenty of skateboard and toddler board options

Capsule compatible - Yes (with adaptor - sold separately). You have the choice of the Peg Perego Prima Viaggio and the Maxi Cosi Infant Carriers

Bassinet compatible - Yes.

Warranty - 3 years.  Make sure you register your purchase with Stokke to claim.

Dimensions Open: (L) 97cm x (W) 53.5cm x (H) 115cm. 

Dimensions Folded: (L) 78cm x (W) 53.5cm x (H) 32cm. 

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