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w2 original double stroller wagon

w2 original double stroller wagon WonderFold W2 Luxe Double Stroller Wagon — Enlightened Baby

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w2 original double stroller wagon WonderFold W2 Luxe Double Stroller Wagon — Enlightened BabyDescription As WonderFold's top of the line 2 seat stroller wagon, the WonderFold W2 LUXE Double Stroller Wagon is packed with features, storage space, and premium detailing parents are looking for in their perfect adventure cruiser. Features unique to the LUXE series include a comfortable vegan leather handlebar, magnetic harness buckles that are quick to click, and XL All Terrain PU tires with suspension and bearings ready to support the 200 pound

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As WonderFold's top-of-the-line 2-seat stroller wagon, the WonderFold W2 LUXE Double Stroller Wagon is packed with features, storage space, and premium detailing parents are looking for in their perfect adventure cruiser.

Features unique to the LUXE series include a comfortable vegan leather handlebar, magnetic harness buckles that are quick to click, and XL All-Terrain PU tires with suspension and bearings ready to support the 200 pound weight capacity of the W2 Double wagon.

It's ready to use from 6 months of age and up, with space for up to two children at once in the deep carriage space. Seats are removable and reclinable, keep your children secure with a 5-point harness, and ensure everyone has legroom and stay within your line of sight thanks to the sets' high positioning on the wagon. Little ones can get in and out on their own with a zippered door at one end.

With two on board, storage is key! In addition to a large, detachable rear basket with external storage pockets, you'll find storage space built into the seat backs and sides of the wagon so your essentials are never far away.

Stay comfortable zippered mesh panels that add privacy & wind cover protection, while a UV sun canopy covers all four seats, is height adjustable, and slidable to provide better shade on either side as the sun moves. When your day's adventure comes to a close, the W2 Double folds quickly and locks in place so you can pack into your vehicle or garage.

 

Features

• Holds up to 2 passengers (Single Passenger Optional)

• Easy to fold/unfold

• High face-to-face seats with footwell for better interactions

• Deep carriage with zippered mesh panels for optimal ventilation

• Front zipper door for easy access/storage

• Slidable/Removable Canopy with UV Protection

• Adjustable Canopy Rods

• Removable/Reclining seats with Magnetic 5 point harness

• Adjustable push handle with Leather cover

• Removable fabric for easy cleaning

• Extra storage on all sides of the body including: •

• Detachable rear basket, Back panel pocket, Seat pouch

• 1-step foot brake system

• Optional strap for pulling the stroller wagon

• All-Terrain XL PU Tires

• Age Group: 6+ months

 

Specifications

• Wagon weight: 55 pounds (with seats installed)

• Wagon weight capacity: 200 pounds

• Seat weight limit: 45 pounds per seat

• Open dimensions: 44.5" L x 25" W x 36.5-44" H (Handlebar) or 54" H (Canopy)

• Wheel dimensions: 12" diameter rear, 10" diameter front

• Interior dimensions: 30.5" L x 16.5" W x 19" D

• Folded dimensions: 20" L x 25" W x 43" H

• Warranty: 1 year

 

What's Included

• W4S 2.0 Stroller Wagon

• Canopy

• Detachable Basket

• Pull Strap

• Seats

• Vegan Leather Handlebar

• All Terrain XL Wheels

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