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uppababy cruz 2017 jake UPPAbaby Cruz V2 Stroller

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Everyday Versatility

UPPAbaby CRUZ V2

From quick coffee runs to full weekend outings, the CRUZ V2 is designed to make everyday life feel smoother, lighter, and more enjoyable—without sacrificing style or performance.

Why You'll Love It

Designed for Everyday Ease

Effortless One-Step Fold
Folds quickly and stands on its own for easy storage.

Smooth, All-Terrain Performance
All-wheel suspension and larger wheels provide a more comfortable ride.

Extra-Large Storage
Spacious 30 lb basket holds all your essentials.

Reversible Seat
Switch between parent-facing and forward-facing.

Near-Flat Recline
Perfect for naps on the go.

Extended Canopy
Zip-out canopy with airflow panels for comfort.

Seamless Travel System Compatibility
Fully compatible with all UPPAbaby infant solutions—including the Aria V2, Mesa V2, Mesa V3, and Bassinet V2 & V3—no additional adapters required.

What's New

Enhanced for the V2

More Compact Fold
Fits more easily into tight spaces.

Upgraded Suspension & Wheels
Smoother ride across surfaces.

Roomier Seat
Designed to grow with your child.

Redesigned Canopy
Improved airflow and sun protection.

No-Rethread Harness
Quick, easy adjustments.

Included

What’s Included

• CRUZ V2 Stroller

• Leather Bumper Bar

• Rain Shield

• Bug Shield

Details

Specifications

Open: 37" L × 22.8" W × 40" H

Folded: 16.5" L × 22.8" W × 33" H

Weight: 25.5 lbs

Child Capacity: Birth–50 lbs

Basket Capacity: 30 lbs

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