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evenflo coupon code 2018 Evenflo Shyft DualRide Stroller Organizer Crossbody BagStay organized in style and get even more convenience from your Evenflo Shyft DualRide Infant Car Seat and Stroller Combo with our Stroller Organizer Crossbody Bag! Designed with a durable polyester weave, our lightweight 6. 5 in. h x 12. 5 in. w x 3. 75 in. d bag coordinates with your DualRide, attaching to the handle in seconds via Velcro loops and functions as an open organizer for one hand access to everything from your iced coffee to backup

Stay organized in style and get even more convenience from your Evenflo® Shyft™ DualRide™ Infant Car Seat and Stroller Combo with our Stroller Organizer Crossbody Bag! Designed with a durable polyester weave, our lightweight 6.5 in. h x 12.5 in. w x 3.75 in. d bag coordinates with your DualRide, attaching to the handle in seconds via Velcro loops and functions as an open organizer for one-hand access to everything from your iced coffee to backup diapers. Non-slip grip keeps your bag in place. Lined in light grey to help you find what you need quickly, the spacious interior has a place for everything you need to keep handy. Inside, 2 neoprene cupholders secure bottles or cups, a slide pocket holds your phone, the handy key ring loop keeps keys handy, with plenty of room for more necessities. The convenient neoprene back pocket has additional room for sunscreen or wipes. But this essentials bag isn’t done impressing — it converts to a sleek crossbody messenger or hip bag for hands-free wear using a removable nylon twill crossbody strap that tucks into a dedicated pocket on the side of the bag. The adjustable strap extends from 22.5 in. to 42.5 in. so you can get the fit just right. Premium chrome zippers and pulls add finesse to the minimal, modern profile, while the lobster claw clasp swivels to hold your bag comfortably against you when worn as a crossbody bag or hip bag. Designed to stand up to daily use, our Stroller Organizer Crossbody Bag can be spot-cleaned as needed. Holds a maximum of 2 lb.

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  • ORGANIZE OUTINGS WITH YOUR LITTLE ONE: Stylish, lightweight, durable polyester parent essentials bag coordinates with your Shyft DualRide Infant Car Seat and Stroller Combo; 6.5 in. h x 12.5 in. w x 3.75 in. d bag attaches via Velcro loops to the handle – non-slip grip keeps your bag in place
  • GRAB ESSENTIALS IN A HEARTBEAT: Organizer sits open on your DualRide handle for one-hand access to what you need — 2 neoprene cupholders secure bottles or cups, slide pocket holds phone, key ring loop keeps keys handy, with room for sunscreen or wipes in the neoprene back pocket; holds a maximum of 2 lb
  • WEAR AS A CROSSBODY BAG OR HIP BAG: Travels with you by converting to a sleek crossbody messenger bag or hip bag for hands-free wear using a removable nylon twill crossbody strap that tucks into a dedicated pocket on the side of the bag; adjustable strap extends from 22.5 in. to 42.5 in.
  • STEP OUT IN STYLE: Features sophisticated design cues — premium chrome zippers, zipper pulls and a lobster claw swivel clasp so your bag moves comfortably against you as a crossbody or hip bag; contrasting light interior for spotting what you’re looking for; premium rubberized logo badge
  • KEEP IT LOOKING FRESH: Sophisticated polyester weave stands up to daily use and can be spot-cleaned as needed
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