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ergobaby carrier 360 4 position Silver Cross Jet Double Stroller Accessory Bundle

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ergobaby carrier 360 4 position Silver Cross Jet Double Stroller Accessory BundleTravelling light with twice the fun has never been easier with this exclusive bundle that includes the Silver Cross Jet Double stroller, two snack trays, a travel bag, and rain cover. Jet Double is spacious enough to accommodate two children comfortably yet compact enough to navigate tight spaces and standard size doorways. Jet Double is perfect for your family trips weighing in at just 19. 7 lbs, this lightweight stroller is even approved for use at

Travelling light with twice the fun has never been easier with this exclusive bundle that includes the Silver Cross Jet Double stroller, two snack trays, a travel bag, and rain cover.

Jet Double is spacious enough to accommodate two children comfortably yet compact enough to navigate tight spaces and standard-size doorways. Jet Double is perfect for your family trips weighing in at just 19.7 lbs, this lightweight stroller is even approved for use at Disney parks. 

At departure or the end of your adventures, Jet Double can be easily folded to self-stand on its wheels, then store away in the optional travel bag to protect your stroller on the go. Perfect for the trunk of your car or the gate of a plane. 

Whether you’re strolling on your doorstep or exploring new destinations, Jet Double is the perfect double stroller at both home and away.

Two passengers
Jet Double carries two passengers with ease, whether it’s twins or two siblings, with each seat holding up to 50 lbs. 

Ready for takeoff 
Jet Double can be easily folded to self-stand on its wheels and be pulled along suitcase style, then stored away in the optional travel bag accessory to protect your stroller on-the-go. Perfect for the trunk of your car or the gate of a plane. 

Disney park approved
With its lightweight (just 19.7 lbs!) and slimline design, Jet Double fits through standard-size doorways and is also approved for use at Disney parks.

Reclining smart seats
Each seat is designed for comfort both in height and sculpted support, and have independent deep reclines, ideal if one child is napping and the other is sightseeing.

Magnetic Genius™ buckles
Clicking together in three simple steps, the magnetic Genius™ buckles provide advanced safety and protection when you’re on the move.

Smooth Ride
Durable wheels, premium suspension and a flip-flop friendly brake mean Jet Double can maneuver through amusement parks, airports and neighborhoods with ease. 

Adjustable calf supports
The seats feature independent adjustable calf supports, offering comfort for growing legs.

Sun protection 
With UPF50+ fabric and two oversized, extendable hoods, your little passengers will be cool and comfortable in Jet Double. 

Spacious basket
Keep your baby’s essentials close in the spacious, under seat storage basket that holds up to 22 lbs.

Sustainable design 
Anti-crease, soft jersey fabrics, crafted using recycled plastic bottles, ensure your Jet Double is always looking its best. Vegan leather armbar and pushbar accents provide a luxurious and soft touch.  

Clever accessories 
The included rain cover protects littles from the elements and the included travel bag protects your stroller while in transit. This bundles includes 2 snack trays with training cups and snack pods that encourage independent eating and keeps crumbs at bay.

Car seat capable
Remove the Jet Double bumper bar to attach your infant carrier of choice to the wider seat – perfect if you’re strolling with a newborn and an older sibling.

Compatible infant car seats include: 
Clek: Liing
Cybex: Aton, Aton Q, Cloud Q, Aton G & Cloud G
Maxi Cosi®: Mico 30, Mico Max, Coral XP & Mico Luxe+
Nuna®: Pipa™, Pipa™ Lite , Pipa™ Lite LX, Pipa™ RX, Pipa™ Aire, Pipa™ Aire RX, Pipa™ Urbn

Specifications

  • Suitable from : 3+ Months, 0+ months with car seat adapter in use
  • Each seat holds up to : 50 lbs
  • Dimensions: L31 x W27 x H42.5″
  • Folded Dimensions: L9 x W31 x H24″
  • Weight: 19.7 lbs excluding bumper bar

What's included? Double stroller, 2x Snack Trays, Travel Bag, UP50+ Stroller Canopies, Genius buckles, Shopping Basket, Bumper Bar and Rain Cover 

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