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double stroller bunting Elegance Alpha Twin Stroller Weather Shield (Green) – Manito USA

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double stroller bunting Elegance Alpha Twin Stroller Weather Shield (Green) – Manito USAElegance Alpha TWIN Finest Fabric and Materials Foot Cover Foot cover prevents the cold air to pass through the bottom front of the stroller. Foot cover is constructed so that it is completely wraps around the baby's feet and elastic S Hooks seals the gaps to provide warming environment. Detachable foot wrapper for easy cleaning Detachable Foot Cover Its patented detachable foot cover can easily separate from the cover to clean with ease. Since it's

Elegance Alpha TWIN

Finest Fabric and Materials

Foot Cover

Foot-cover prevents the cold air to pass through the bottom front of the stroller. Foot-cover is constructed so that it is completely wraps around the baby's feet and elastic S-Hooks seals the gaps to provide warming environment.

Detachable foot wrapper for easy cleaning

Detachable Foot-Cover

Its patented detachable foot-cover can easily separate from the cover to clean with ease. Since it's the most vulnerable to dirt and stains while in use, it's designed so that i can be kept and used hygienically at all times.

Open the zipper to completely separate the foot-cover from the weather shield to wash and clean. (It's highly recommended to use a wet towel to clean) Since it's coated fabric, it's recommended to hand wash with lukewarm water and small amounts of detergent and air dry in a shaded area. Do not use bleach or any other chemical agents as decolaration may occur.

Perfect protection of baby's eyesight

Vision Protective Windows

Unlike vinyl based stroller covers which cause refraction / distortion due to it's wrinkly characteristics, Manito is the first and the only one in the industry to adopt clear flat refraction free eye-protective windows so that your baby can see through with clear vision while inside the stroller. Vision development is very important during the early stages of development.

Vinyl based cover

Optical distortion or refraction may cause dizziness and stress in the eyes.

Manito cover

Refractin free flat surface clear windows aid your baby's vision

Sun Shield Curtain

When the weather is cold and sun is out or when baby is asleep, easy pull-up and pull-down Sun Screen Curtain provides extra sun protection and comfort for the baby inside the stroller.

Large Easy In-and-Out Entry

Front entry with two-way zipper provides easy in-and-out of your babies without the hassle of removing the cover. Also, easy to attend the babies anytime, anywhere.

Cover Removal Prevention Design

The cover can be secured onto the stroller with two pairs of S-Hooks to prevent the cover being blown off from strong wind. (Each pair of S-Hooks are located on the back and bottom of the cover).

Using the S-Hooks, it seals the gaps between the cover and the stroller to maximize blocking of cold air.

Rear Pockets

Conveniently store milk bottles, toys and other items in the pockets installed in the back of the cover.

Supplementary portable storing pouch

Store and carry the weather shield in the provided storage pouch.

Installation

Spread open the cover completely and separate the foot-cover.

Secure the bottom of the stroller's seat with the adjustable buckle found below the cover.

Tighten the adjustable strap to securely fit cover onto the stroller.

Make sure the adjustable strap is below the seats.

Secure the bottom of the stroller's seat with the adjustable buckle found below the cover.

Tighten the adjustable strap to securely fit cover onto the stroller.

Make sure the adjustable strap is below the seats.

 

Attach the foot-cover using the zipper.

 

Use the S-Hooks 2 and 3 to wind around the center wheel's axis.

Hook against 1 and 4 S-Hooks.

Hook 1 against 3 S-Hook and hook 2 against 4 S-Hook.

Secure the cover using the S-Hooks

Use another pair of S-Hook located in the center rear of the cover to further secure the cover onto the stroller.

Remove the Protective Films

Make sure to peel off the blue protective films on the windows before using the product. By doing so will provide clear vision through the windows and protect baby's eye-vision when inside the stroller. There are two films on each window. (One in the front and one in the back of each window, total of eight protective films must be removed before using).

Safety Warning!
Do not use this product other than stroller weather shield / rain cover purposes. It is intended to be used to protect against cold, wind, rain and snow. This product is NOT intended to be used in the hot summer days except in the rain.

To avoid danger of suffocation and excessive temperature, never leave the child unattended with the cover fitted on the stroller.

Note: Make sure to remove the protective films from every windows (inside and outside) before using the product to acquire clear vision and effective UV screening from the sunlight.

 

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