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baby stroller 3 wheels

baby stroller 3 wheels Baby Trend Debut Sport Wheel Lightweight Jogging Stroller Boulder Reclining Seat

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baby stroller 3 wheels Baby Trend Debut Sport Wheel Lightweight Jogging Stroller Boulder Reclining SeatDescription: The Debut Sport 3 Wheel Stroller from Baby Trend is lightweight and comes equipped with all terrain air tires for ease of maneuverability. The reversible seat frame can let your child to face you, recline flat in carriage mode, or easily convert to a forward facing toddler seat. Also use it as a travel system with the separate purchase of the EZ Flex Loc Infant Car Seat. Featuring an adjustable handle and a comfort foam grip, this 3 wheel

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The Debut Sport 3-Wheel Stroller from Baby Trend is lightweight and comes equipped with all-terrain air tires for ease of maneuverability. The reversible seat frame can let your child to face you, recline flat in carriage mode, or easily convert to a forward-facing toddler seat. Also use it as a travel system with the separate purchase of the EZ Flex Loc Infant Car Seat. Featuring an adjustable handle and a comfort foam grip, this 3-wheel stroller is thoughtfully designed for both you and your little one. It features a 5-point safety harness with plush harness covers and a padded bumper bar that swings away for easy in and out access. Your child can take in the sights while staying protected from sun and wind exposure with the large 2-panel canopy, extendable sun visor and peekaboo window. The large storage basket is big enough to hold your diaper bag and other day trip essentials. The easy trigger fold is quick and hassle free, great for portability and day-to-day transport. 

Baby Trend Debut Sport 3-Wheel Stroller, Boulder:
  • Stroller is designed for a child 6 months and up, up to 50 lbs
  • Maximum height limit: 42"
  • Multiple seat back recline
  • 5-point safety harness for maximum security
  • Padded harness covers
  • Large storage basket for travel essentials
  • Large 2-panel canopy with extendable sun visor and peekaboo window
  • Accepts the Baby Trend EZ Flex Loc Infant Car Seat, sold separately
  • 3 air tires: two 12" rear and one 10” front
  • Height-adjustable handle
  • Removable bumper bar
  • Easy trigger fold
  • Assembly required
 
 
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