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bugaboo graco Graco Ready2Roll Stroller Wagon, Pinnacle Beige

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bugaboo graco Graco Ready2Roll Stroller Wagon, Pinnacle BeigeThe Graco Ready2Roll Stroller Wagon is ready for all of your family's adventures! Blending function, safety, and modern design, this wagon keeps your little ones comfortable while you explore the outdoors together. Choose how you want to maneuver your environment in seconds with a rotating handle, so you can push or pull the wagon! Then, go anywherethe beach, the park, the city centerbecause this wagon is equipped with all terrain, never flat wheels

The Graco Ready2Roll Stroller Wagon is ready for all of your family's adventures! Blending function, safety, and modern design, this wagon keeps your little ones comfortable while you explore the outdoors together. Choose how you want to maneuver your environment in seconds with a rotating handle, so you can push or pull the wagon! Then, go anywhere—the beach, the park, the city center—because this wagon is equipped with all-terrain, never flat wheels and rear-wheel suspension. Your kiddos will stay cool and comfortable, too, with two roomy seats, mesh walls, adjustable UV 50 canopies, and a footwell for little feet to rest. Zip the footwell up to lug cargo, or zip it off for convenient cleaning. The frame is durable and lightweight for easy maneuverability, and its compact, self-standing fold makes it simple to pack up for your next adventure or to store away.

Features

  • A push-or-pull rotating handle lets you choose your preferred mode in seconds
  • All-terrain, never-flat wheels, and rear-wheel suspension mean you're ready for the park, the beach, or city center
  • Two roomy seats with mesh walls and adjustable UV 50 dual canopies keep kiddos comfy, cool, and shaded
  • Sturdy, comfortable fabrics are made with recycled materials* (*excluding knit and filler materials)
  • Tuck away your essentials with inner and outer pockets and a versatile, detachable storage basket
  • Durable, lightweight frame makes for easy maneuverability, transportation, and storage
  • Little legs and feet rest comfortably in the footwell; Footwell zips flat for cargo mode or zips off for convenient cleaning
  • Mesh, magnetic peekaboo windows provide airflow and allow parents to check in
  • Height-adjustable handle for parent comfort
  • Compact, self-standing fold easily packs up for your next adventure
  • Child's tray with cup holders for snacks and drinks on the go
  • Easy, one-tap footbrake is sandal-friendly
  • Child's tray with cup holders for snacks and drinks on the go
  • Easy, one-tap footbrake is sandal-friendly
  • Accepts most Graco® infant car seats with included adapters for adventures from day one
  • 3-point safety harnesses
  • Can hold two children up to 50 lb per seat (100 lb total)

Specifications

  • Wagon holds child on each side up to 50 lb (100 lbs total) for years of comfortable strolling
  • Dimensions: 16 in W x 38 in H x 34 in D
  • Weight: 32.85 lb
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★★★★★ 3
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