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xterra jogging stroller

xterra jogging stroller Mountain Buggy Terrain Active Jogging Stroller

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xterra jogging stroller Mountain Buggy Terrain Active Jogging Strollermaximum control, maximum performance Built with the active parent in mind, Terrain Active in onyx has been styled off the popular Terrain stroller model, to deliver only what you need to enjoy maximum control, maximum performance for your everyday adventures. It's sporting enhanced features which include a superior one hand fast fold, multi adjustable handlebar, 3 mode front wheel and shock absorbing suspension, Terrain Active comes with 16" rear

maximum control, maximum performance

Built with the active parent in mind, Terrain™ Active in onyx has been styled off the popular Terrain™ stroller model, to deliver only what you need to enjoy maximum control, maximum performance for your everyday adventures.

It's sporting enhanced features which include a superior one hand fast fold, multi adjustable handlebar, 3-mode front wheel and shock absorbing suspension, Terrain Active comes with 16" rear airfilled tires, that works with the hand operated control brake for maximum control.

  • Outstanding curb pop: cleverly engineered with perfect weight distribution, allowing you to easily ‘pop’ the front wheel up curbs and obstacles.
  • Hand operated control brake: total control of speed for more difficult terrain.
  • 3 mode front wheel and tracking device: easily change from lock forward or back to full swivel on the front wheel, with just a flick of a lever.
  • 16" rear wheels: 16” air-filled rear tires with shock-absorbing rear suspension providing a smooth ride on and off-road.
  • Refinement: cast and polished high quality aluminum hinge for strength and performance. Frame lock fold is inside this part.
  • One hand fold with compact stand: one hand fast fold with hidden automatic frame lock. Stands compactly when folded. 
  • Full recline to upright seat: total adaptability to go from lie flat to upright, offering versatility to meet the individual needs of your baby.
  • Longer seat back: to accommodates baby's growth.
  • Retractable leg rest: extend the leg rest for your child’s comfort by pulling out the retractable bar located underneath the seat.
  • Safety plus: easy to use 5-point harness that requires just one push of the button to release, reload one clip at a time.
  • Adjustable crotch strap: adjust the stroller crotch strap for the comfort of your growing baby.
  • Large sunhood: UPF 50+ rated extendable canopy with flick out mesh sun visor, storage pockets, and head phone eyelet.
  • Magnetic peekaboo window: no sound, no fuss with quiet magnetic fastenings.
  • Reversible seat liner: extra comfort and easy-wash, with color on one side, black on the other to personalize your stroller.
  • Adjustable handlebar: easily adjust the handle height for a more comfortable push.
  • Comfortable handlebar: durable, yet soft and ergonomically formed for your comfort when pushing.
  • Fabrics: softer, durable fabrics, wipe clean, H20 and fade resistant.
  • Brake: flip-flop friendly rear wheel foot park brake.
  • Suspension: shock absorbing rear suspension.
  • Bottle holders: 2 convenient storage compartments are included for drinks on the go.
  • Washable fabrics: zip seat fabric, on and off the stroller frame.
  • Large storage capacity: zip-covered gear tray holds 22 lbs of storage, with built in compartment pockets for better organization. 
  • Ultra adaptable: compatible across a whole range of accessories including Carrycot Plus, Protect infant car seat and Freerider (each sold separately).
  • Wanting more from your stroller? Go from active to urban in seconds with the optional Urban Kit accessory pack which includes 2 x 12” air-filled urban rear wheels, grab bar & maintenance kit.

Specifications

  • Age range: 0 - 5 years
  • Maximum capacity: 55 lbs
  • Stroller weight: 28 lbs
  • Handlebar height:  36.4 - 48.6″
  • Unfolded dimensions: 36.5" L x 25" x 36.4-48.6" H
  • Folded dimensions: 36.5" L x 25" W x 15" H

Includes: stroller, 16" rear wheel pack, 12" front wheel, reversible seat liner and 2 bottle holders.

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