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egg car seat and stroller

egg car seat and stroller egg3® Luxury Package + egg Shell Car Seat – BabyGear

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egg car seat and stroller egg3® Luxury Package + egg Shell Car Seat – BabyGearAll egg3 colourways are available to purchase an 8 piece luxury package, including: egg3 stroller carrycot fur seat liner footmuff backpack egg Shell infant car seat ISOFIX base multi car seat adaptors. Other car seats are available as part of a package The egg3 Suitable from 6 months to 25kg (from birth with the egg3 carrycot). The egg3 Stroller showcases an enhanced, extendable canopy, perfect for day time naps or so you can fully protect your

All egg3 colourways are available to purchase an 8-piece luxury package, including:

  • egg3® stroller
  • carrycot
  • fur seat liner
  • footmuff
  • backpack
  • egg® Shell infant car seat
  • ISOFIX base
  • multi car seat adaptors.

 Other car seats are available as part of a package

The egg3

Suitable from 6 months to 25kg (from birth with the egg3 carrycot).

The egg3® Stroller showcases an enhanced, extendable canopy, perfect for day-time naps or so you can fully protect your little one from the sun with its 50+ UPF fabrics. The canopy also incorporates a ventilation window for optimal airflow, which can be seamlessly closed using magnets sewn into the fabric.

Offering a three-position recline and affixed either parent or world facing, the egg3® seat is designed to promote comfort for longer. To make parenting easier, the egg3® includes a new one-pull harness. Simply clip in your baby and pull the strap to secure your baby perfectly every time. The seat also features an easily adjustable headrest and harness, accessed discreetly via the rear, to grow with your baby.

Featuring a ‘one-hand fold’ the egg3® chassis is compact when folded and free-stands, with the handle clear from the ground. It’s large puncture-free tyres feature a unique egg-shaped tread pattern, with the stroller leaving its mark wherever it goes. Engineered for comfort, superior handling and added durability, egg3® has been fitted with Tru-Ride® technology as standard for multi-terrain strolling.

The egg3® Carrycot creates a perfect haven for the first six months of your child’s life, providing a luxurious and protective environment that ensures your baby’s safety in a lie-flat position. Featuring a new sustainable Sorona® mattress, which is washable, breathable and chemical free. The new egg3® Carrycot also includes and extra-large hood with ventilation window and rocking rails on its base, so you can soothe your baby to sleep.

For quick trips, move with ease from your car to the chassis with the egg® Shell Car Seat. Using the egg Multi Car Seat Adaptors, affix your car seat to the chassis and lock in place without waking your little one.

For growing families or twins, the egg3® can be transformed for two using the egg2/3 tandem adaptors, or opt for the new egg® Ride-on-Board with Seat for toddlers with a little more independence.

Weights & Dimensions

Weight – 15.3kg (stroller)
Folded H71 x D32 x W59cm
Handle 99-111cm
Suitable from birth to 25kg (with carrycot)
Raincover included

egg3® Stroller

  • Extra large canopy with UPF 50+ protection, featuring a ventilation window;
  • Five position handle height adjustment – 99 – 111cm;
  • Luxury hand-stitched leatherette handlebar;
  • One-pull, 5-point harness for easy adjustment;
  • Removable gated luxury bumper bar;
  • Five position calf adjustment;
  • Concealed storage compartment;
  • Insect net included and stored under calf support;
  • Tru-Ride® Technology tyres with quick release;
  • Shopping basket with 3kg capacity;
  • Swivel or lockable front wheels;
  • All-round suspension;
  • Easy adjustable headrest and harness height;
  • Three-position, one-hand recline parent and world facing seat unit;
  • Convert into tandem mode with the egg2® / egg3® tandem adaptors.

Stroller includes: Rain cover, insect net, apron and reversible fleece liner. Suitable from 6 months to 25kg (from birth with the egg3® carrycot).

egg3® Carrycot

  • Extra large canopy with UPF 50+ protection, featuring a ventilation window;
  • Carry handle;
  • Removable apron;
  • Breathable, renewable Sorona® mattress;
  • Luxury inner quilting;
  • Suitable for overnight sleeping (remove apron and put canopy back for airflow);
  • Rocking rails on the base, with stabilising feet;
  • Ergonomic carrycot release handle.

Carrycot includes: Rain cover, apron, mattress. Suitable from birth to 9kg (approx. 6 months).

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