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doona infant car seat stroller and base

doona infant car seat stroller and base Doona™ Infant Car Seat/Stroller + Base

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doona infant car seat stroller and base Doona™ Infant Car Seat/Stroller + BaseThe Next Generation Car Seat. Doona was designed to provide parents a safe and practical mobility solution for their baby, both in and outside the car. Doona is the world's first infant car seat with a complete and fully integrated mobility solution. Perfect for today's busy parent, the Doona surpasses every safety standard both in its primary function as a car seat and when converted with just a click of a button into a stroller. With a deep double

 The Next Generation Car Seat.

Doona was designed to provide parents a safe and practical mobility solution for their baby, both in and outside the car. Doona is the world's first infant car seat with a complete and fully integrated mobility solution.

Perfect for today's busy parent, the Doona surpasses every safety standard both in its primary function as a car seat and when converted - with just a click of a button - into a stroller. With a deep double walled side impact protection, orthopedic inner cushion, and anti-rebound technology, the Doona is also larger than most of its peers, meaning that your infant can remain in the safest form of car seat longer. The Doona can be easily secured using a 3-point seat belt, or with a base (included).

The Doona's integrated wheels mean that in less than ten seconds you can be out of your car with your little one and on your way in safety and style. Whether you're running errands, picking up a latte, or traveling through an airport, the Doona is truly the next generation in parent and child mobility.

Anit-Rebound Protection. Unlike typical car seats, Doona’s unique structure enables positioning the handle against the back of the seat of the car, thus providing the baby with exceptional Anti-Rebound protection. In case of a collision, the Anti-Rebound handle will absorb the impact and prevent the Doona™ from rotating quickly towards the back of the seat, thus dramatically reducing rebound injuries.

Fail Safe Mechanisms. Two of the most common injury causes relating to Car Seats and Strollers are misuse and improper installation. With this in mind, the Doona™  Design and Engineering teams developed multiple fail-safe mechanisms to prevent misuse and assure safe operations. Among others, these mechanisms prevent the following:

• Unintentional folding of the Doona
• Sudden extension of the Doona handle while in carry mode
• Rotation of the extended handle while Doona is in “on-the-go” mode”

Side Impact Protection. Doona’s unique double wall structure, which enables the folding of its wheels into the Doona™ body, deliver an additional significant safety benefit. The two layers of durable, impact-absorbing plastic, along with additional layers of EPS, foam and textiles provide enhanced side- impact protection which better protects the baby in case of an accident.

Infant Insert. Specifically designed for newborn babies, the Doona Infant Insert provides young babies with the highest levels of safety and comfort. Developed alongside global engineering, safety and medical experts, the insert supports your baby’s posture, by mimicking a natural position, thus granting parents and babies the freedom to travel together.

Baby Safe Materials. Not only are the materials used free of any hazardous chemicals, they are also tested for their durability and quality to assure the safe and continuous use of the products.

  • The only car seat with integrated wheels
  • Three use modes:
    • Car Seat Mode: Suitable when travelling in a private vehicle, taxi or airplane.
    • Pull Along Mode: Maneuver the product easily while walking or seating next to it.
    • On the Go Mode: As a stroller when you leave the vehicle and wish to walk around with your baby.
  • Easy instant fold and compact storage
  • One touch brake
  • Swivel wheels
  • Rear-facing design
  • Thick, protective padding for safety and comfort
  • 3-layer side-impact protection
  • 5-point safety harness
  • Adjustable handle for anti-rebound protection
  • Chassis suspension for a smoother ride
  • Orthopedic designed Infant Insert cradles and support infant
  • Infant Insert is anti-bacterial, hypoallergenic and temperature regulating
  • Included car seat base features-
    • Height adjustment
    • Level indicators
    • Belt locking clips
    • LATCH installation system
  • Included vehicle seat protector keeps stains and soil off upholstery
  • FAA-approved for use in aircraft

Specifications

  • Weight/Height Capacity: 4-35 lbs and up to 32"
  • Car Seat Dimensions: 26" L x 17.3" W x 23.6" H   
  • Stroller Dimensions: 32.3" L x 17.3" W x 39" H
  • Base Dimensions: 21" L x 15.7" W x 9.6" H
  • Seat Weight: 16.2 lbs
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