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contours double elite stroller

contours double elite stroller Contours Options Elite V2 Double Stroller Graphite Gray – Newborn Nursery Furniture

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contours double elite stroller Contours Options Elite V2 Double Stroller Graphite Gray – Newborn Nursery FurnitureDESCRIPTIONS Now even better! The Contours Options Elite V2 double stroller features all the great features that parents love including reversible seats, one hand reclining seats, adjustable leg rests, zippered extensions on both canopies, extra large storage basket and a parent cupholderplus a few new great features like the height adjustable handle, quilted seats, and an improved easy lift seat design to make it even easier to reverse the seats

DESCRIPTIONS

Now even better! The Contours® Options® Elite V2 double stroller features all the great features that parents love including reversible seats, one-hand reclining seats, adjustable leg rests, zippered extensions on both canopies, extra-large storage basket and a parent cupholder…plus a few new great features like the height-adjustable handle, quilted seats, and an improved easy-lift seat design to make it even easier to reverse the seats while on the go.

Enjoy the convenience of versatile seating configurations to keep everyone happy. Compatible with two infant car seats (car seats and adapters sold separately) this tandem stroller makes it easy to transport your twins, and when they get older, the spacious stadium-style seating makes it easier for both to see the sights, with best-in-class legroom between the seats for your little travelers.

Disney-size approved (any seating configuration) as long as the parent handle is in the uppermost position.

FEATURES
  • Improved design with height-adjustable handle, quilted seats, and easy-lift seat design to make it even easier to reverse the seats
  • Reversible stadium style seats with lift-assist mounts for easy on/off. Stadium-style seats makes it easy for the child in the back to see the sights and offers some of the best room between seats for little legs
  • Lightweight, full-featured inline design makes traveling with two children easier, more comfortable and convenient
  • Adjustable rear and forward-facing seat recline positions
  • Dynamic front and rear wheel suspension with swiveling front wheels and 10" quick-disconnect rear wheels
  • Two padded 5-point safety harnesses
  • Easy standing fold with both seats attached (when both seats are facing forward)
  • Expandable parent cup holder
  • In-seat mesh pockets to keep snacks and other items nearby
  • Sandal-friendly rear parking brake
  • Easy to clean; Fabric can be wiped clean with a damp cloth
  • Adjustable footrests

Perfect for Infants AND Toddlers

  • Easy to transport your infant comfortably with a click-in pramette accessory (sold separately)
  • Easily accommodates up to two infant car seats to create a complete travel system for twins; Car seats adapters sold separately
  • Accommodates two toddlers or an infant and toddler with reversible seating options

Additional Features for Easy Strolling

  • Large storage basket with side access zippers
  • Expandable UPF 50+ rated canopies with mesh panel and peek-a-boo windows
  • Removable napper bars swivel for easy access in and out of both seats

Compatible with Two Infant Car Seats

  • Accommodates up to two infant car seats with the use of a car seat adapter (sold separately) to create a complete travel system for twins
  • The Universal V2 Infant Car Seat Adapter is compatible with many of the most popular infant car seats. See the Universal V2 Infant car seat adapter page for a complete list of compatible car seats
          SPECIFICATIONS
          • Product Dimensions: 55"L x 26"W x 41.3"H
          • Product Dimensions (folded): 24.5”L x 26"W x 45.5"H
          • Product Weight: 37.5 lbs
          • Color: Graphite Gray
          • Materials: Plastic, Fabric
          • Includes: Tandem Double Stroller
          • Warranty: 1-year manufacturer's warranty; free extension to 2-year warranty with product registration
          • Manufacture SKU# ZT025-GRA1
          • Weight Limit: Child up to 40 lb in each seat (80 lb total)
          • Product Care: Clean metal parts with a damp cloth and wipe dry. Spot clean fabric with mild soap and water solution.
          ABOUT CONTOURS

          Contours Baby is a family-owned company with over 75 years of experience in developing high-quality baby products. Their commitment is to create functional and versatile products that simplify parents' lives while ensuring safety and durability. All products are rigorously tested to meet or exceed federal safety standards, and they voluntarily certify with JPMA 2.0 and UL GREENGUARD Gold to guarantee quality and air safety. They offer an extended two-year warranty on all products, reflecting our confidence in their longevity. Through initiatives like the Mom Matters research group and partnerships with babywearing organizations, we actively engage with and support our community, valuing the insights and needs of parents and caregivers.

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