Peg Perego Pliko P3 Compact - Apricot

Bright, sunny orange makes the Peg Perego Pliko P3 Compact - Apricot a cheerful ride for your little one. It's also a convenient, compact essential with all the features of a full-sized stroller. This stroller, which is compatible with the Primo Viaggio SIP 30-30 infant car seat (not included), has an easy, one-hand, compact fold so you can easily stow it in your car. A handle allows for easy carrying when the stroller is folded, and at a light 18.7 lbs., you can carry it without getting a sore arm or back. The stroller's hood has a window, a pocket, and a loop to dangle your child's favorite toy; it also unzips to convert to a sun canopy. The hinged front tray includes a cup holder, so your child doesn't have to go hungry or thirsty while out and about, and it opens and removes easily. A large storage basket carries all your essentials, and the drink holder on one of the telescoping handles makes sure you don't go thirsty, either.

Dimensions:

• Open: 21.17W x 33.66D x 40.33H inches
• Folded: 13.5W x 19.25D x 38.5H inches

Additional Features:

• Handle for easy carrying
• Hood has window, pocket, and loop to dangle a toy
• Hood unzips to convert to sun canopy
• Hinged front tray with cup holder
• Tray opens and removes easily
• Large storage basket to carry essentials
• Telescoping handles for comfort
• Adult cup holder

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.