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modular travel system stroller

modular travel system stroller Turn and Go™ 360° Rotating Modular Travel System

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modular travel system stroller Turn and Go™ 360° Rotating Modular Travel SystemTake your little one for a spin with the Safety 1st Turn and GoTM 360 Rotating Modular Travel System. Change their view (and yours) in seconds with the 360 rotating seat. With the push of a button, effortlessly raise the handlebar to turn the seat. Now, your tiny traveler is facing the other direction, so you can keep an eye on each other or let them see the road ahead. This versatile stroller is paired with the Safety 1st onBoard FLX Infant Car Seat

Take your little one for a spin with the Safety 1st Turn and GoTM 360° Rotating Modular Travel System. Change their view (and yours) in seconds with the 360° rotating seat. With the push of a button, effortlessly raise the handlebar to turn the seat. Now, your tiny traveler is facing the other direction, so you can keep an eye on each other or let them see the road ahead. This versatile stroller is paired with the Safety 1st onBoard™ FLX Infant Car Seat (fits babies 4–30 lbs. and up to 32") and makes going from car to stroller (and back again) quick and easy. The infant car seat is lightweight at under 8 lbs. and can also rotate 360° when attached to the stroller.

Whether you’re headed to the park or out to run errands, you’ll have plenty of room to stow snacks and essentials in the large storage basket that extends at the back for easy access and extra space.

Other features to love include a large extendable canopy with a mesh privacy shield that fully extends to cover the seat for added protection.

Attaching the Safety 1st onBoard FLX Infant Car Seat is easy with the fold-away car seat adapters––because they’re integrated, you’ll never have to worry about losing them. This travel system is made with parents’ comfort in mind as well, featuring adjustable telescoping handlebar, flip-flop-friendly brake, and a compact fold. With all its comfort and conveniences, you and your little explorer will enjoy 360° of fun and adventure from your very first stroll.

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