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chicco corso stroller snack tray

chicco corso stroller snack tray Corso Primo ClearTex Travel System

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Premium Modular Travel System

Chicco Corso Primo ClearTex® Modular Travel System

Premium comfort, modern versatility, and trusted safety—designed to make everyday adventures smoother from day one.

Why You'll Love It

Versatile Comfort From Infant to Toddler

Infant Carriage Mode
Converts into a cozy infant carriage with soft newborn support.

Parent- or Forward-Facing Seat
Easily switch between bonding face-to-face or letting your child explore the world.

Grows With Your Child
Converts into a spacious toddler stroller seat supporting children up to 40 lbs.

Premium ClearTex® Fabrics
Soft fabrics made without added flame retardants for added peace of mind.

Zip-Extend UPF Canopy
Provides additional sun protection and coverage during walks.

Extra-Large Storage Basket
Plenty of room for diaper bags, essentials, and everyday necessities.

Included Infant Car Seat

KeyFit® 35 Zip ClearTex®

Extended Rear-Facing Use
Easy-Extend Headrest System grows with your baby for longer rear-facing comfort.

Anti-Rebound Bar
Provides increased stability and additional legroom.

SuperCinch® LATCH Installation
Makes installation secure, simple, and quick.

UPF 50+ Canopy
Features mesh ventilation and a privacy shield for airflow and coverage.

Machine Washable Fabrics
Easy-care seat pad simplifies cleanup after everyday messes.

Comfort & Safety Combined
Trusted Chicco safety paired with premium comfort features parents appreciate.

Included

What’s Included

• Corso Primo ClearTex® Stroller

• KeyFit® 35 Zip ClearTex® Infant Car Seat

• KeyFit® Base with SuperCinch® LATCH

• Infant Insert

• Extendable UPF Canopy

• Full Manufacturer Warranty

Details

Specifications

Car Seat Weight Range: 4–35 lbs

Maximum Child Height: Up to 32 inches

Stroller Weight Capacity: Up to 40 lbs

Fabric Type: ClearTex® flame-retardant-free fabrics

Installation: SuperCinch® LATCH Tightener

Configurations: Travel system, infant carriage, and toddler stroller modes

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