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stroller and infant car seat Trenana Modular Travel System 5 in 1 Baby Stroller – GiGi Baby

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stroller and infant car seat Trenana Modular Travel System 5 in 1 Baby Stroller – GiGi Baby5 in 1 Baby Stroller Travel System ,Baby Stroller and Car Seat Comb Description This luxury baby stroller Skin friendly Cationic polyester fabrics are not easily torn or punctured. Equipped with leather handrail and handlebar. Anodizing Aluminum alloy frame is stable and feels smooth. MAKE IT BABY'S FIRST STROLLER AND CAR SEAT COMBO Trenana Travel System: includes stroller (birth to 60lbs), infant car seat (4 40lbs & 15. 7 in. to 32 in), car seat base

5 in 1 Baby Stroller Travel System ,Baby Stroller and Car Seat Comb

Description

This luxury baby stroller Skin-friendly Cationic polyester fabrics are not easily torn or punctured. Equipped with leather handrail and handlebar. Anodizing Aluminum alloy frame is stable and feels smooth.

MAKE IT BABY'S FIRST STROLLER AND CAR SEAT COMBO - Trenana Travel System: includes stroller (birth to 60lbs), infant car seat (4-40lbs & 15.7 in. to 32 in), car seat base and adapters. We go above and beyond government standards to create car seats that are safe. and it is side-impact tested, rollover tested and temperature tested

CAR SEAT AND STROLLER COMBO – From car seat to stroller in seconds! The Quick-Fold Stroller paired with the Infant Car Seat creates a Modular Baby travel system. Features a 5-point harness, adjustable handlebar and 3 Layer Side Impact Protection

SEAMLESS  TRANSITIONS – This car seat and stroller combo features a modular frame with 5 modes. With a compact, one-hand, smart fold design. The reversible mode permits your baby to face in or out, while the stroller coverts from an infant car seat frame to stroller seat or carriage mode with ease. Ideal for a newborn car seat

MODULAR DESIGN: Infant car seat sits directly on the baby stroller, and the toddler seat easily converts to infant mode, cradling baby at a comfortable angle, extra-large storage basket means more room for parent and baby essentials, featured lightweight stroller weighs less than 19 lb, Excellent independent four-wheel suspension perfect for adventures on the go help navigate uneven terrain

TRAVEL SAFE BABY ESSENTIALS - Included in the Box - The Trenana Modular Travel System also includes an over-sized storage basket, a base with ISOFIX lock-off system for correct installation. Infant Car Seat, Car Seat Base. 1-year manufacturer's warranty

 

Features
  • Comfortable and Stylish: Skin-friendly Cationic polyester fabrics ensure durability and comfort for your baby's everyday use. The luxurious leather handrail and handlebar add a touch of elegance. Perfect for trendy parents seeking both functionality and fashion. 
  • Safety-Certified: Engineered and tested to meet or exceed US safety standards,  Trenana Travel System guarantees the utmost protection and peace of mind for you and your little one. 
  • Complete Travel System: The Trenana Travel System includes a stroller, infant car seat, car seat base, and adapters. Our car seats undergo rigorous side-impact, rollover, and temperature tests for optimal security. Make it your baby's first stroller and car seat combo for a safe and comfortable journey, right from the start. 
  • Seamless Transition: Effortlessly switch between car seat and stroller mode in seconds. The modular design offers 5 different modes to suit your baby's needs at every age. The compact, one-hand fold design ensures easy maneuverability while on-the-go. 
  • Versatile and Convenient: The infant car seat sits directly on the baby stroller, and the toddler seat easily converts to infant mode, providing exceptional versatility. With an extra-large storage basket, you'll have ample space for all essential items. Lightweight and easy to handle, this stroller is perfect for adventurous outings. 
  • Versatile and Convenient: The infant car seat sits directly on the baby stroller, and the toddler seat easily converts to infant mode, providing exceptional versatility. With an extra-large storage basket, you'll have ample space for all essential items. Lightweight and easy to handle, this stroller is perfect for adventurous outings.
    Specifications
    • Stroller max weigh: up to 60lbs
    •  Infant car seat: 4-40lbs & 15.7 in. to 32 in
    • Safety-Certified: Engineered and tested to meet or exceed US safety standards, including FMVSS213, ASTM F833, ASTM F2050, and CPSIA regulations.
    • Included in the Box - The Trenana Modular Travel System also includes an over-sized storage basket, a base with ISOFIX lock-off system for correct installation. Infant Car Seat, Car Seat Base.
    • Featured lightweight stroller weighs less than 19 lb,
    Warranty

    1-year warranty.

    Imported Engineered and crash tested to meet or exceed US standard FMVSS213 (49 CFR 571.213),ASTM F833, ASTM F2050,and CPSIA Consumer Product Safety Act

     

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