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maxi cosi babyzen yoyo BABYZEN YOYO Connect Frame with 6+ Color Pack with 6+ Color Pack – Swaddles Baby

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maxi cosi babyzen yoyo BABYZEN YOYO Connect Frame with 6+ Color Pack with 6+ Color Pack – Swaddles BabyThe BABYZEN YOYO Connect Frame converts your YOYO into a double stroller. With a single click, this accessory hooks onto your YOYO stroller so you can conveniently use it for twins or close in age siblings. The stroller has 5 different possible setups accompanying you, from birth to toddler. Once folded, YOYO connect is designed to be hooked up to the back of YOYO. Pair this frame with your favorite 6+ color pack or bassinet for a complete ultra light

The BABYZEN YOYO Connect Frame converts your YOYO² into a double stroller. With a single click, this accessory hooks onto your YOYO² stroller so you can conveniently use it for twins or close-in-age siblings. The stroller has 5 different possible setups accompanying you, from birth to toddler. Once folded, YOYO connect is designed to be hooked up to the back of YOYO². Pair this frame with your favorite 6+ color pack or bassinet for a complete ultra-light and maneuverable double stroller solution.​


Specifications
  • A highly maneuverable solution to carry 2 children (twins or with a small age gap).
  • Easily attaches to the back of YOYO² thanks to its patented instant connection system, which turns it into a double stroller.
  • Quick folding, the same folding system as YOYO² stroller.
  • Children can easily access their seats.
  • 6+ color pack and bassinet are not included and can be purchased separately.
  • Storage basket with 11 lbs. capacity.
  • 4 wheels braking and handlebar tether strap.
  • Certified for children up to 22 kg (48.5 lbs).

Dimensions & Weight

  • 35.4 x 17.3 x 41.7 in
  • 13.7 lbs.
What's Included
  • YOYO Connect Frame
  • 2 6+ Canopy wires
  • Shopping basket
  • 2 Hooks
  • Storage pouch
  • User guide
Compatibility
  • YOYO Bassinet
  • BABYZEN™ YOYO² frame
  • BABYZEN™ YOYO² stroller 6+
  • 0+ newborn pack is incompatible with YOYO connect and cannot be installed on YOYO² in a double setup. The bassinet is the only newborn solution for strollers that hold two children.
  • ONLY compatible with YOYO² frame US10111 with serial number K10111.

The Connect is NOT compatible with prior YOYO frames – YOYO, YOYO+, or YOYO² with serial number K10109.

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