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attach umbrella to stroller

attach umbrella to stroller Umbrella Holder for Stroller, Chair or Wheelchair

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attach umbrella to stroller Umbrella Holder for Stroller, Chair or WheelchairUmbrella Holder for Stroller, Chair or Wheelchair Every parent knows the challenge: one hand on the stroller, one hand on the umbrella, no hands left for anything else. This holder solves that. The U Bolt clamps securely to any stroller, wheelchair, or chair handle measuring 1 2" to 1 1 4" and keeps your UV Blocker umbrella locked exactly where you need it no hands required. Hands Free Sun Protection for Caregivers on the Move Built with a marine

Umbrella Holder for Stroller, Chair or Wheelchair

Every parent knows the challenge: one hand on the stroller, one hand on the umbrella, no hands left for anything else. This holder solves that. The U-Bolt clamps securely to any stroller, wheelchair, or chair handle measuring 1/2" to 1-1/4" and keeps your UV-Blocker umbrella locked exactly where you need it — no hands required.

Hands-Free Sun Protection for Caregivers on the Move

Built with a marine-grade aluminum RAM ball mount, this holder stays locked in position even on bumpy sidewalks, uneven terrain, or in wind. Adjust the angle with one hand and tighten the thumbscrew — then push on with both hands free.

Compatible Attachments

  • Baby strollers (standard round and oval handles)
  • Wheelchairs (push handles and armrests)
  • Beach chairs and outdoor chairs
  • Any round tube or handle 1/2" to 1-1/4" in diameter

Features

  • U-Bolt mount fits handles 1/2" to 1-1/4" — no drilling, no permanent attachment
  • Includes two U-bolt sizes (1" and 1-1/2") for universal fit
  • Rubber-capped hardware — won't scratch stroller finishes
  • Adjustable angle via 1.5" ball joint + thumbscrew lock
  • Corrosion-proof marine-grade aluminum mounting hardware
  • Holds all UV-Blocker umbrella models (1.75" inside diameter)
  • Lifetime warranty on RAM mounting hardware
  • Made in USA

Setup (Under 2 Minutes)

  1. Select the right U-Bolt size for your handle
  2. Thread U-Bolt through the ball mount bracket, tighten lug nuts
  3. Attach umbrella holder tube to the 1.5" ball joint
  4. Insert umbrella and tighten thumbscrew to your preferred angle

Specifications

Holder Length 13.5 Inches
Interior Diameter 1.75 Inches
Holder Weight 13.2 oz
Mount Weight 5.6 oz
Handle Fit Range 1/2" to 1-1/4"
Included U-Bolts 1" and 1-1/2" (with nuts and rubber caps)
Mount Material Powder-coated marine-grade aluminum
Ball Size 1.5 Inches

Umbrella sold separately. Compatible with all UV-Blocker umbrella models.

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