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two seater stroller for infant and toddler

two seater stroller for infant and toddler Sit and Stand Stroller | Foldable Double Stroller

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two seater stroller for infant and toddler Sit and Stand Stroller | Foldable Double StrollerMaterial Metal, Fabric Overall Product Dimensions 120 x 57 x 116 cm (L x W x H) Folding Product Dimensions 128 x 57 x 40 cm (L x W x H) Max Load of Front Seat 15 KG Max Load of Back Standing Platform 23 KG Suitable Age of Front Seat 6 36 Months Suitable Age of Back Standing Platform 2. 5 Years Old + Net Weight 13 kg Description: Experience convenience and comfort with this versatile sit and stand double stroller designed for 2 children at different

    Material Metal, Fabric
    Overall Product Dimensions 120 x 57 x 116 cm (L x W x H)
    Folding Product Dimensions 128 x 57 x 40 cm (L x W x H)
    Max Load of Front Seat 15 KG
    Max Load of Back Standing Platform 23 KG
    Suitable Age of Front Seat 6-36 Months
    Suitable Age of Back Standing Platform 2.5 Years Old +
    Net Weight 13 kg

    Description:

    Experience convenience and comfort with this versatile sit and stand double stroller designed for 2 children at different stages. Parents benefit from an adjustable handlebar, and children enjoy a customizable ride with a 2-position backrest, 3-position footrest and an detachable canopy for sun protection. The stroller folds easily and securely with a fixing lock, making storage and transport simple. Its premium wheels feature shock-absorbing 360° swivel front wheels with locking options and rear foot brakes, suitable for various terrains including asphalt and boardwalks. Thoughtful additions like a spacious storage basket, wristband for control, 5-point harness safety belts, and a non-slip standing platform enhance both security and practicality, making this stroller a great choice for families on the go.

    Features:

      • 2-In-1 Flexible Seating Solution: This sit and stand stroller easily accommodates 2 children at different stages of growth. The front seat is perfect for infants aged 6 to 36 months, while the rear independent standing platform provides a safe and comfortable spot for older kids aged 2.5 years and up, making outings convenient and enjoyable for families with multiple toddlers.
      • Customizable Comfort for Kids & Parents: Equipped with an adjustable handlebar for parents’ ease, the stroller also features a 2-position adjustable backrest and 3-position adjustable footrest to maximize child comfort. The detachable and adjustable canopy offers effective protection from direct sunlight, ensuring a cozy ride during sunny days.
      • Compact & Easy Folding Mechanism: Designed with a secure fixing lock for firm connection, this stroller folds quickly with pull for hassle-free storage and transportation. Its compact folding makes it ideal for busy families on the go, allowing effortless setup and packing.
      • Premium Wheels for Easy Movement: The stroller includes shock-absorb front wheels that swivel 360° for easy steering and lock for straight travel. Rear wheels feature a foot brake for added safety. It is suitable for various surfaces such as asphalt road, brick road, boardwalk and cement road, ensuring smooth movement wherever you go.
      • Thoughtful Features for Safety & Convenience: More thoughtful details include a spacious storage basket, a wristband for stable control, 5-point safety belts and back safety belt for secure seating, as well as a non-slip standing platform to keep older children safe while they ride, making this stroller a reliable choice for active families.

      Package Includes:

      • 1 x Baby Stroller
      • 1 x Instruction
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      Excellent guide for those seeking to learn.
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      Colin MacLeod
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