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funyard stroller wagon

funyard stroller wagon Voya Quad Stroller Wagon

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funyard stroller wagon Voya Quad Stroller WagonPush like a stroller or pull like a wagon Easily folds for storage or transportation no need to remove accessories Four spacious seats with a footwell Removable child snack tray with four cupholders Low, rigid side walls for easy in and out XL rear storage bag, parent caddy on push handle, and two removable cupholders Removable dual canopies with peek a boo windows Elevate your family outings with the Voya Quad Stroller Wagon. This all in one family

● Push like a stroller or pull like a wagon
● Easily folds for storage or transportation – no need to remove accessories
● Four spacious seats with a footwell
● Removable child snack tray with four cupholders
● Low, rigid side walls for easy in and out
● XL rear storage bag, parent caddy on push handle, and two removable cupholders
● Removable dual canopies with peek-a-boo windows

Elevate your family outings with the Voya™ Quad Stroller Wagon. This all-in-one family vehicle passes both the stroller and toy safety standards, and is the easiest 4-kid stroller wagon to steer and fold. Comfortably carry up to four kids with built-in padded seats, spacious footwell, removable snack tray, internal storage pockets, and 5-point safety harnesses. The low, rigid side walls allow for easy in and out while keeping kids safe and secure. There’s space for everything with the parent caddy, XL rear storage bag and removable parent cupholders on the frame. The lightweight aluminum frame with steel reinforcement is durable and easy to fold for storage or transportation, no need to remove the seats or the snack tray! The fold-away push handlebar is height adjustable with a wrist strap for added safety, and the Never Fall™ wagon pull handle stays upright when not in use. Both handlebars have premium vegan leather for added comfort. Key safety features include 5-point safety harnesses, rear parking brake, and UV protection canopies. The canopies have peek-a-boo windows and store on the wagon when not in use. Recommended for kids 6 months and up. Maximum weight capacity 250 lbs.

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