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nuna tavo next stroller - caviar

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nuna tavo next stroller - caviar NunaThe Nuna TAVO Next stroller makes it easy to take baby out and about. Fold the stroller in one step with one hand and stand it upright for easy storage, or add a Nuna infant car seat to make a travel system in just one clickno adapters required. New for the TAVO Next model, the stroller now offers a standing fold and is 7 inches shorter than the previous model when folded. Other upgrades include a magnetic buckle that makes harnessing your child even

The Nuna TAVO Next stroller makes it easy to take baby out and about. Fold the stroller in one step with one hand and stand it upright for easy storage, or add a Nuna infant car seat to make a travel system in just one click—no adapters required.

New for the TAVO Next model, the stroller now offers a standing fold and is 7 inches shorter than the previous model when folded. Other upgrades include a magnetic buckle that makes harnessing your child even easier, a leatherette bumper bar and an updated extendable canopy with greater coverage and ventilation.

Recline the seat to a flat position for newborns, adjust the handlebar and footrest, and change the harness without rethreading it. On warm days, unzip the ventilation panel on the back of the seat and remove the seat insert for an all-weather mesh seat.

The TAVO Next is the only stroller that doesn't require adapters to attach a Nuna car seat. The car seat locks in against the bumper bar and can be quickly removed with one hand.
Easy, one-click connection with the Nuna PIPA car seats for a travel system
One-step, one-handed standing fold
Stroller auto-locks when folded and can be trolleyed for easy carrying
Reclines to four positions, including near-flat sleeping position
Removable infant insert adds extra support for small babies
Front and rear-wheel progressive suspension absorbs shock for a smooth ride
Leatherette handlebar and bumper bar adds a touch of luxury
Seat fabric snaps out to reveal an all-mesh seat that keeps baby comfortable in warm weather
Oversized, UPF 50+ canopy with extendable eyeshade and mesh ventilation panels
Adjustable handlebar and calf support
Front wheels swivel for maneuverability or lock for stability
Three or five point anti-loop, no-rethread harness
MagneTech Secure Snap, the self-guiding magnetic buckle that automatically locks into place

 

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