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uppababy cozy ganoosh navy

uppababy cozy ganoosh navy UPPAbaby Cozy Ganoosh Stroller Footmuff

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uppababy cozy ganoosh navy UPPAbaby Cozy Ganoosh Stroller FootmuffThis UPPAbaby Cozy Ganoosh is a warm winter cover compatible with all UPPAbaby strollers and rumble seats. UPPAbaby CozyGanoosh is fully fleece lined, offers a snug fold open hood, and can zip up till cheek height, creating a super warm environment in the most inclement weather. 5 point harness loops and fabric tabs allow easy installation and secure attachment of the UPPAbaby footmuff to the stroller. Cozy Ganoosh offers an extendable foot panel to

This UPPAbaby Cozy Ganoosh is a warm winter cover compatible with all UPPAbaby strollers and rumble seats. UPPAbaby CozyGanoosh is fully fleece-lined, offers a snug fold open hood, and can zip up till cheek height, creating a super warm environment in the most inclement weather. 5 point harness loops and fabric tabs allow easy installation and secure attachment of the UPPAbaby footmuff to the stroller. Cozy Ganoosh offers an extendable foot panel to grow along with your child.

 

Specifications of the Cozy Ganoosh Footmuff
  • Plush, fleece interior of the UPPAbaby Cozy Ganoosh provides substantial warmth in inclement weather.
  • The fold-over flap can extend up to cheek height.
  • Includes a snug hood that rolls over the back of the stroller when not in use.
  • Stroller harness and fabric tabs prevent movement and ensure a secure fit of the Cozy Ganoosh to the stroller.
  • Windproof and water-repellent exterior with waterproof zipper.
  • Nylon foot lining to easily clean messy footwear. 
  • Comfort rating of -20F. 
  • Outer covering: 100% polyester upper lining: 100% polyester lower lining: 100% nylon.
  • Lining: upper lining: 100% polyester lower lining: 100% nylon.
  • Machine washable.

Dimensions & Weight of the UPPAbaby Cozy Ganoosh

  • 37"- 41" x 16" x 6"
  • 2.4 lb.

Accessorize the UPPAbaby winter cover with these warm UPPAbaby Cozy Handmuffs. While your baby keeps warm with the UPPAbaby footmuff, your hands will be protected from the cold with these convenient hand muffs.

The UPPAbaby CozyGanoosh footmuff is compatible with all UPPAbaby strollers, including the trendy UPPAbaby CRUZ V2 stroller.


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