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baby jogger city select stroller

baby jogger city select stroller Baby Jogger City Select Single Stroller

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baby jogger city select stroller Baby Jogger City Select Single StrollerSpecifications Stroller Weight: 28 lbs Age Weight Capacity: Birth to 45 lbs Open Dimensions (in): 43. 5 x 25. 75 x 38. 5 Folded Dimensions: 12. 5 x 25. 75 x 32. 75 What's NOT Included: Cup holder, child tray, bumper bar, raincover Over 16 configurations to grow with and adapt to your family. The seat offers multiple recline positions to suit your childs every mood, from exploring to napping on the go. The UV 50+ sun canopy keeps little passengers in

Specifications

Stroller Weight:
28 lbs

Age/Weight Capacity:
Birth to 45 lbs

Open Dimensions (in):
43.5 x 25.75 x 38.5

Folded Dimensions:
12.5 x 25.75 x 32.75

What's NOT Included:

Cup holder, child tray, bumper bar, raincover


Over 16 configurations to grow with and adapt to your family.


The seat offers multiple recline positions to suit your childs every mood, from exploring to napping on the go.


The UV 50+ sun canopy keeps little passengers in the shade and features a peek-a-boo window.


Lift the sides and the City Select folds itself, simply and compactly.

Whether you?re looking for a travel system, a pram, a double stroller, a triple, or just a single, the City Select could be the only stroller you?ll ever need. The most versatile stroller on the market today, the City Select was designed to keep your family rolling as it grows from one child to two? or even three. The City Select is not intended for jogging.

The Fold

Lift the sides and the City Select folds itself: simply and compactly, it really is as easy as it sounds. Snap the latch to lock the stroller for transportation or storage.

Configurations

With over 16 possible configurations you can make the City Select work for your family. Front facing, parent facing, sibling facing: whatever you need. Add a Second Seat to make it a double or throw in a Glider Board and you?ve got a triple. (Conversion Kits sold separately)

Seat

This seat was built for comfort. It offers multiple recline positions to make sure that your child is comfortable and safe. With a 45 lb. weight capacity per seat and multi-position footwell, your kids can kick back and enjoy the ride.

Canopy

People love our UV 50+ sun canopy because it really throws a lot of shade on a sunny day. It has a peek-a-boo window with magnetic closure so you can quietly check on your little one and it can be adjusted for differing head heights and multiple positions as you open or close it.

Wheels

Set your 8? lightweight front wheels to swivel for your daily obstacle course or lock for long distance strolling. The 12? forever-air rear tires allow the City Select to cover all kinds of terrain.

Handlebar & Brake

A telescoping handlebar adjusts to your height and a hand-operated parking brake keeps all the controls within reach.

Travel System

The City Select can become a travel system in a heartbeat using the Car Seat Adapter. Just choose the adapter compatible with your car seat and you?ve got a customized travel system for your infant. You can also add a Bassinet Kit to handle even the littlest of passengers. (Car Seat Adapter and Bassinet Kit sold separately).

Specifications:

  • Child Maximum Weight 45 lbs per seat
  • Dimensions Unfolded: 43.5" x 25.75" x 38.5"
  • Dimensions Folded: 12.5" x 25.75" x 32.75"
  • Weight: 28 lbs
  • Seat Back Height: 18.5"
  • Head Height: 21"
  • Shoulder Width: 11.5"
  • Seat to Knee: 9"
  • Knee to Footplate: 9.25"
  • Width at Knee: 12"
NEW for 2016:
  • Handle bar lengthened by 2.75"
  • Foot well adjustment button modified
  • The fold mechanism and housing totally modified
  • The handle adjustment button profile was reduced
  • The canopy support positions were modified
  • Increased carton size
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