Peg Perego Aria Twin Stroller-Corallo

Description

The Peg Perego Aria Twin Stroller Corallo is designed to help you wrangle two kids, whether they are twins or small children of different ages. Cheerful in red upholstery, this dual stroller can use two regular seats or be adapted to accommodate a car seat (not included) on the "60" side and a regular seat on the "40" side. Everyone is happy, safe, and comfortable, and you can still fit through a standard doorway.

When both sides are used as regular stroller seats, the dual Freedom of Movement harnesses secure your kids while allowing full range of motion. Each seat has an independently adjustable backrest and an independently adjustable hood for customized comfort for each child. Dual child trays eliminate bickering over snacks and quickly open or remove for access to the child.

Parent-friendly features include a cup holder for your beverage of choice, a giant basket big enough to hold everything you need to care for two kids, and a lightweight aluminum frame. Even this spacious stroller will fold quickly into a compact package that includes a convenient carrying handle. Four double wheels create a wide, sturdy surface to support your children's' weight and provide a smooth strolling experience for all.

• Removable, hand-washable upholstery in red has been coated with a fire-retardant spray for added safety
• Large, individual hoods are independently adjustable and ratcheting
• Centralized brake-cable releases the rear wheel lock
• Accommodates one Primo Viaggio SIP 30/30 car seat (not included) on the "60" side
• One-year manufacturer's defect warranty on frame; 90-day warranty on upholstery
• Juvenile Products Manufacturers' Association (JPMA) safety-certified

About Peg Perego
After the birth of his infant son in 1949, Giuseppe Perego was unhappy with the minimal selection of juvenile products and decided to design his own baby carriage. His wife added beautiful, functional fabrics, and the overall aesthetics caught the attention of other parents in the Peregos' small Italian neighborhood. They were inundated with requests by neighbors for carriages of their own, and Peg Perego was born. Before long, the company was introducing high chairs, strollers, and other juvenile products. With each new product, the family commitment to quality continued. Always thinking forward, Peg Perego has never rested on past products or designs; it continues to stay current with parents' changing needs and new research that highlights the health and safety of infants and juveniles.