Phil & Teds Dash Inline Stroller - Grey Marl

Phil & Teds Dash Inline Stroller - Grey Marl

Phil & Teds Dash Inline Stroller - Grey Marl

For newborns to age 5Main seat holds up to 55 lbs; double kit holds up to 33 lbs. Lightweight frame with compact 1 piece stand foldUse double kit high on frame for forward-facing seat5-point harness with 1 touch releaseSecure storage pocket with headphone jackFront suspension with 10-in. aerotech tiresRear, 12-in. aeromaxx, puncture-proof wheelsIntegrated back screenSunhood helps protect baby from sunDimensions: 25W x 41D x 41H in.; 25 lbs. Second seat: 14W x 17D x 23H in. Going out with your little ones is more fun, and easier, with the Phil & Teds Dash Inline Stroller - Grey Marl. Designed to hold one or two children at a time (holds two with double kit) , this stroller is perfect for parents of two, or for parents who love to plan ahead. Lightweight and easy to maneuver, this stroller is ideal for getting around the city, stores, the zoo, and more. Its front suspension offers a smooth ride for your kids while the rear, 12-in. aeromaxx wheels are puncture proof so you never have to worry about a flat tire. And it's even easy to go up and over curbs with the Dash's clever engineering. Protect both of your children from the sun with the sunhood and integrated back screen and keep them both safely secured with the five-point harness. Only have one baby, or just going out with your infant? Use the double kit high up on the stroller's frame for some face-to-face bonding time with your child. A fun, practical, and comfortable stroller, you and your kids will love spending time together out of the house with the Dash Inline Stroller. Additional Features Easily pops up and over curbs Air-free tires Holds 1 or 2 children Hand operated parking brake Flip out support for little legs About phil Based in New Zealand, phil extraordinary line of functional, durable baby products are sold in 50 countries worldwide. Their products are exceedingly tested for safety, durability, toxicity, environmental impact, flammability, you name it, and they exceed the safety standards in every cou Read more...