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double stroller south africa The Noola EliteX2 8in1 Twin Travel System

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double stroller south africa The Noola EliteX2 8in1 Twin Travel SystemFamily excursions shouldnt be stifled by the limitations of your twin childrens stroller. Combining maximum comfort with impressive all terrain prowess, The EliteX2 twin travel system is designed to best complement your doubled up familys sense of adventure. The EliteX2 is compact and suitably versatile, designed to place comfort and safety at the forefront: perfectly suited to accommodate both newborn twins and, indeed, a pair of toddlers of up to 15

Family excursions shouldn’t be stifled by the limitations of your twin children’s stroller. Combining maximum comfort with impressive all-terrain prowess, The EliteX2 twin travel system is designed to best complement your doubled-up family’s sense of adventure.

The EliteX2 is compact and suitably versatile, designed to place comfort and safety at the forefront: perfectly suited to accommodate both newborn twins and, indeed, a pair of toddlers of up to 15-kilograms in weight, each. With its lightweight aluminium frame, high quality cloth accommodation, bespoke suspension system and heavy-duty, air-filled tyres, The EliteX2 is the stroller you need for tackling all-terrain adventure as a family of more.

The EliteX2 travel system features a front handlebar designed to offer a best-suited, posture-primed push position, and is designed to comfortably carry built-in bassinets or our reclinable toddler seats in a forward-facing configuration. Laid-back or in prime navigator positions, your little ones are secured via a five-point harness system. A four-position hood offers protection against the sun’s harmful rays.

Featuring a fully independent suspension system, The EliteX2’s 12-inch, air-filled tyres are designed to make light work of uneven surfaces. The front two wheels offer the convenience of a 360-degree swivel movement but can also be locked into a straight-ahead position for improved control. Also notable is this stroller’s double braking system.

Often a consideration when it comes to double-seat travel systems, The EliteX2 is designed to be effortlessly manoeuvrable through a standard-size door frame.

Stowed via a one-button fold function, The EliteX2’s high-quality, 100-percent linen accommodation is as hard-wearing as it is easy to clean.

NOTE:

  • The NOOLA EliteX2 stroller has a swivel front wheel that MUST be locked during any type of exercise, including power-walking or hiking rough terrain. This provides superior levels of stability for your stroller and helps prevent the possibility of tipping over.
  • The bottom built-in bassinet or reclinable toddler seat can only be carried in forward-facing configuration (due to its lower position closer to the ground). The top bassinet or toddler seat can be carried in either forward-facing or rearward-facing configuration.

📦 What's Included in The EliteX2 8in1 Twin Travel System

The EliteX2 8in1 Twin Travel System comes complete with the following components:

  • Twin Stroller Frame: forward & rear-facing, folds with a one-button mechanism
  • 2x Convertible Bassinet/Toddler Seats: each seat operates in two modes: bassinet mode (lay-flat, 0–9 kg) for newborns, then converts to reclinable toddler seat mode (9–15 kg) once your child has head & neck control
  • 2x iSize Car Seats Swivel360: pair of rear-facing infant car seats
  • 2x ISOFIX Bases Swivel360: for secure, tool-free installation of both iSize car seats
  • 2x ONE360 Car Seats: pair of long-life car seats (newborn to 36 kg) each with built-in ISOFIX base

⚖️ Weight Capacity by Component

Component Age / Stage Max Weight (per child)
Convertible Seat: bassinet mode Newborn Up to 9 kg (approx. 0–6 months)
iSize Car Seat Swivel360 Newborn to approx. 18 months Up to 13 kg (rear-facing only)
Convertible Seat: toddler seat mode approximately 6 months to toddler 9–15 kg
ONE360 Car Seat Newborn to toddler Up to 36 kg

* Please refer to your product manual for full safety specifications. Weight limits apply per child and per component, and cannot be combined.


🔄 When to Transition Between Components

The EliteX2 8in1 grows with your twins through three life stages:

Stage Age On the Stroller (per child) In the Car (per child)
Newborn Birth to approximately 6 months Bassinet mode (lie-flat) iSize Car Seat Swivel360 (rear-facing) on ISOFIX Base Swivel360
Infant approximately 6 to approximately 18 months Toddler seat mode (after head & neck control) iSize Car Seat Swivel360 (until approximately 13 kg)
Toddler & Child approximately 18 months onwards (up to 36 kg) Toddler seat mode (up to 15 kg per child) ONE360 Car Seat: no separate toddler car seats needed

🆚 Compare the EliteX2 Range: Which One Is Right for You?

Every EliteX2 shares the same twin all-terrain stroller frame and the same pair of convertible bassinet-to-toddler-seats. What changes between tiers is how much of your twins’ car-seat journey is covered in the box.

What’s in the Box EliteX2 2in1 EliteX2 4in1 EliteX2 6in1 EliteX2 8in1
Twin All-terrain Stroller Frame
2x Convertible Bassinet/Toddler Seats (0–15 kg per child)
2x iSize Car Seats Swivel360 (newborn–13 kg)
2x ISOFIX Bases Swivel360
2x ONE360 Car Seats (newborn to 36 kg)

Which EliteX2 is right for your family?

EliteX2 2in1 Twin Stroller: Best if you already own car seats or plan to buy them separately. You get the twin all-terrain stroller with the pair of convertible bassinet/toddler seats: ready from newborn through to approximately 15 kg per child.

EliteX2 4in1 Twin Travel System: Best if you want a complete stroller-and-car-seat solution for twins at the most accessible price. The pair of iSize Car Seats Swivel360 clip straight onto the stroller for seamless car-to-pavement transitions. ISOFIX Bases sold separately.

EliteX2 6in1 Twin Travel System: Best if you want a complete twin newborn travel system with secure, tool-free ISOFIX installation in your car. A balanced choice for parents of twins who want the full safety setup from day one.

EliteX2 8in1 Twin Travel System: Best if you want a single, future-proof solution that takes your twins from newborn up to 36 kg each without needing to buy separate toddler car seats later. Adds the pair of ONE360 long-life car seats with built-in ISOFIX to the 6in1 line-up.

💡 Tip: If car-seat coverage is the deciding factor: the 4in1 covers infancy, the 6in1 adds tool-free ISOFIX safety, and the 8in1 covers your twins’ entire car-seat journey from newborn to 36 kg each.


Features of The EliteX2 8in1 Twin Travel System include:

  • Twin stroller: forward & rear-facing (babies/toddlers can lay completely flat)
  • 2x Convertible bassinets (0–9 kg) that convert into toddler seats (9–15 kg)
  • 2x iSize Car Seats Swivel360
  • 2x ISOFIX Bases Swivel360
  • 2x ONE360 Car Seats
  • Aluminium alloy frame
  • 360-degree swivel wheels
  • Cloth material: 900D cotton fabric
  • Suitable from newborn
  • Double braking system
  • 5-point seat harness
  • Front handlebar (not height-adjustable)
  • Completely reversible seats
  • 12-inch, air-filled tyres
  • Easy one-button folding
  • Linked braking system
  • All-terrain adaptable suspension
  • Bespoke shock-absorbing system
  • Fixed or swivel front wheels (reversible)
  • 4-position stroller hood
  • Manoeuvrable through a standard-size door frame

STROLLER FOLDED DIMENSIONS: 60 x 84 x 32 cm

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