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uppababy vista rumble seat navy UppaBaby VISTA RumbleSeat - Denny Red / Silver

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Description

uppababy vista rumble seat navy UppaBaby VISTA RumbleSeat - Denny Red / SilverThe RumbleSeat, the lower seat that turns your UPPAbaby VISTA into a double stroller, can go forward facing, rear facing and recline. While one child is enjoying a snack, the other can be enjoying a catnap. Your family has multiple needs, and your VISTA stroller has the flexibility and comfort to take them on the road in styleall while strolling like a single. Features Suitable for children from 3 months to 35 lbs or 36 in, whichever comes first Can

The RumbleSeat, the lower seat that turns your UPPAbaby VISTA into a double stroller, can go forward facing, rear facing and recline. While one child is enjoying a snack, the other can be enjoying a catnap. Your family has multiple needs, and your VISTA stroller has the flexibility and comfort to take them on the road in style—all while strolling like a single.

 

Features

  • Suitable for children from 3 months to 35 lbs or 36 in, whichever comes first
  • Can be positioned forward and rear facing
  • Multi-position recline
  • Numerous configurations possible with Toddler Seat, Bassinet, Piggyback and MESA Infant Car Seat (may require additional purchase)
  • Quick, no-tools attachment to and removal from VISTA stroller with included adapters
  • 5-point harness with 3-point height adjustment
  • Removable canopy with extendable SPF 50+ sunshade
  • Removable and washable fabric
  • Includes Bumper Bar and Bug Shield
  • Snack tray accessory fits bumper bar attachment
  • Only fits VISTA 2015 and later (sold separately)

 

Dimensions

  • Seat depth: 8.5"
  • Seat width: 12"
  • Seat back height (with canopy adjustment): 17-20"
  • Overall height: 30."
  • Product weight: 6 lbs
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