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peg perego jogging stroller Peg Perego City Loop Stroller Vanilla Blend

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peg perego jogging stroller Peg Perego City Loop Stroller Vanilla BlendPeg Perego City Loop Complete Stroller (Loop Frame + Loop Seat) City Loop Stroller from Peg Perego give parents the freedom to customize their stroller for their present needs. Disrupting the double stroller category, Peg Perego City Loop is uniquely designed to provide a comfortable, bulk free stroll with options to expand as your family grows. Peg Perego City Loop (Chassis) Features: Smart mobility: Peg Perego City Loop allows parents to pair the

Peg Perego City Loop Complete Stroller (Loop Frame + Loop Seat)

City Loop Stroller from Peg Perego give parents the freedom to customize their stroller for their present needs. Disrupting the double stroller category, Peg Perego City Loop is uniquely designed to provide a comfortable, bulk-free stroll with options to expand as your family grows.

Peg Perego City Loop (Chassis) Features:

Smart mobility: Peg Perego City Loop allows parents to pair the stroller frame with accessories that fits their needs. No need to pay more for features that you won't use.

Exceptional design and functionality: Featherweight strolling the City Loop weighs only 19.2 lbs (chassis + seat) while providing exceptional performance.

Narrow frame design: Cleverly designed to reduce the size of the frame without sacrificing comfort for your newborn with room to grow comfortably. City Loop reduces the bulky sides of the stroller making it a practical solution for strolling in tight spaces. Once folded, thanks to their narrow design, you can easily tuck the stroller away between the seats of your car, freeing up trunk space.

Telescopic handlebar: Maneuver through any space with the telescopic faux leather handlebar that can be shortened to efficiently stroll even when space is limited or at seat height when dining out.

One-handed open and close: Central folding controls on the handlebar enables parents to fold or open the stroller with one hand. City Loop stands upright when folded so parents can be attuned to their kids needs rather than storing the stroller.

A smooth ride: City Loop is equipped with suspensions and ball bearings on the front wheels for impeccable handling for parents and a smooth ride for your baby.

Expandable shopping basket: Under the seat shopping basket has the ability to expand providing more room for essentials, groceries, and anything you might pickup along the your walk.

Daily stroller & travel stroller: Built strong for every day strolling and brilliantly compact making it an ideal travel stroller.

Easy to carry: City Loop frame has a practical shoulder strap making it easy to carry anytime, anywhere.

Peg Perego City Loop Seat Features:

City Loop seat offers robust features that you'll find in a full-size stroller seat without the additional bulk.

Rear and forward facing seat allows parents to keep a close watch on their newborn and let their toddlers explore the world around them with the forward facing seat once they're a bit older.

Seat is double lined for those harsh cold weather and can be removed to expose the mesh seatback for those warmer days and strolls when the sun is out and shinning.

All season seat makes City Loop the preferred daily stroller.

UPF 50+ extendable canopy also has a mesh feature to allow even more airflow to keep your little one from getting sweaty in their seat.

Canopy is height adjustable creating room for your little one as they grow from toddler to a little big kid.

Reclining seat offers a near flat recline providing your newborn a safe space to rest or sleep while parents are taking a walk, running errands, or leisurely shopping.

Front bumper bar is standard and included with the seat. Provides extra security and can be quickly removed or released with one hand. Made of faux leather, matching the style of the stroller chassis.

City Loop Complete Stroller Technical Features:

Seat suitable from: Birth to 50 lbs

Stroller weight: 19.2 lbs

Front wheel diameters: 5.5" in

Rear wheel diameters: 6.7" in

Stroller dimensions (unfolded): 18" W x 30" L x 39.75" H

Stroller folded dimensions: 18" W x 10.5" D x 24.5" H

 

Peg Perego City Loop Chassis and Seat creates a newborn compatible stroller for every day strolling with the ingenuity of being a compact travel stroller that can be stored in most airline overhead bins. City Loop is perfect for families that are hoping to grow with 1, 2 or more in tow as accessories can be purchased separately to create a double, triple or quad stroller. Do it all in comfort with City Loop. Check out Peg Perego's stroller, car seat, highchairs and more at Kidsland!

 

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