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thule stroller urban glide

thule stroller urban glide Thule Urban Glide 4-Wheel All-Terrain Stroller with NON-Magnetic Buckle + Bassinet Bundle

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thule stroller urban glide Thule Urban Glide 4-Wheel All-Terrain Stroller with NON-Magnetic Buckle + Bassinet BundleThule Urban Glide 4 wheel is a city friendly, all terrain stroller that's perfect for newborns and toddlers. As the ultimate full size urban stroller, it seamlessly blends comfort, functionality, generous storage capacity, and performance on any surface. Designed for everyday use, it allows for unparalleled maneuverability. Glide through tight corners and crowded spaces, whether you're strolling city streets or conquering rough terrain. Thule Urban

Thule Urban Glide 4-wheel is a city-friendly, all-terrain stroller that's perfect for newborns and toddlers. As the ultimate full-size urban stroller, it seamlessly blends comfort, functionality, generous storage capacity, and performance on any surface. Designed for everyday use, it allows for unparalleled maneuverability. Glide through tight corners and crowded spaces, whether you're strolling city streets or conquering rough terrain.

Thule Urban Glide 4-wheel is a city-friendly, all-terrain stroller that's perfect for newborns and toddlers. As the ultimate full-size urban stroller, it seamlessly blends comfort, functionality, generous storage capacity, and performance on any surface. Designed for everyday use, it allows for unparalleled maneuverability. Glide through tight corners and crowded spaces, whether you're strolling city streets or conquering rough terrain.

Experience the superior suspension provided by the air-filled tires, which provide a smooth ride even over high city curbs or woodsy paths. From paved city streets to the rugged outdoors, the Thule Urban Glide 4-wheel is designed to adapt and perform.

The twist hand brake gives you smooth speed control on any terrain, and the one-handed, compact fold makes storage and transportation easy for active parents. With an enhanced cargo capacity that can hold up to 10 kg. Thule Urban Glide 4-wheel provides ample space to stow away all your essentials and more. From diaper bags and groceries to shopping bags and personal items, you have the freedom to bring along everything you need for your adventures.

Features

  • The swivel front wheels, which lock into place depending on terrain, combined with large rear wheels, makes the stroller lightweight and easy to maneuver.
  • Built-in legrest and comfortable seat with adjustable recline gives full child comfort all day whether taking in the sights or a nap
  • Easy, one-hand, compact fold with self-stand feature for easy storage and transportation
  • The twist hand brake provides optimal speed control whether on pavements or hilly terrain
  • Large cargo basket that holds up to 10 kg/22 lbs with zip-top cover, a rear mesh pocket, and two mesh compartments for snacks or toys provides ample space to bring everything you need
  • Large canopy with full coverage and ventilation ensures your child is comfortable
  • Quality suspension combined with air-filled tires makes for a smooth ride for both parent and child on any terrain
  • Ergonomic, adjustable handlebar for maximum parent comfort
  • Secure and comfortable seat with easily adjustable, padded 5-point harness
  • Peak-a-boo window lets you check on your sleeping child without disturbing them
  • Reflective feature on canopy and wheels ensures visibility and safety

Specifications

  • Max child weight: 49 lb
  • Max stroller weight capacity: 75 lb
  • Folded dimensions: 34.6 x 22.8 x 11 in
  • Weight: 28.7 lb
  • Sitting height: 20 in
  • Door pass through: 27.2 in
  • Max Cargo basket capacity: 15 lb
  • Children: 1
  • Material: Aluminum frame, steel and nylon parts and polyester cover

Thule Bassinet

Thule bassinet transforms your stroller into a comfortable pram in no time. It's easy to attach to your stroller with an easy click-in installation.

The bassinet is ideal for infants aged 0-6 months and it and includes a bassinet apron and ventilated mattress to keep your baby comfortable. When you are done with your walk the bassinet will easily and quietly detach from the stroller.

Features

  • Spacious and comfortable bassinet, with ventilated base and mattress
  • Extendable and ventilated canopy gives your child a pleasant ride in any weather. The canopy provides full sun coverage and UPF 50+ UV protection
  • Removable and perforated mattress with machine washable cover
  • Soft and cozy mesh fabric on the inside for your baby's comfort, with durable water repellent rip stop fabric on the exterior
  • Easy grip click-in/click-out to bassinet adapters specific for your stroller model
  • Reflective details on both canopy rim and bassinet base for improved visibility in low light conditions
  • Easy to carry ergonomic handle

Specifications

  • Compatibility: Thule Urban Glide 3 single, Thule Urban Glide 3 double (with adapter), Thule Urban Glide 4-Wheel, Thule Spring
  • Material: Aluminum frame, steel and nylon parts and polyester cover
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