Peg Perego Skate Stroller System - Java

Description

With a beautiful color scheme of brown and gray, the Peg Perego Skate Stroller System - Java is sure to get noticed while you're out on the town with baby. But it's not just a pretty accessory; it's also a full travel system, loaded with features. You can use the included bassinet, which can accommodate babies from birth; attach your Primo Viaggio SIP 30-30 infant car seat (not included); or use the included stroller seat. The stroller seat has recline positions for your child's comfort, and the shocks and ball bearings ensure a smooth ride. A five-point safety harness keeps your child secure, while the hood and boot keep the elements off delicate skin. The push handle has a multi-position angle adjustment and a height adjustment, so you can get a custom, comfort grip. The stroller is easy to push and steer with one hand, and a handy large-capacity bottle holder keeps your favorite drink within easy reach. The included basket/carry-all is perfect for carrying groceries or baby essentials while you're out and about.

Dimensions:

• Chassis Open: 24W x 36.17D x 41H inches
• Chassis Folded: 24W x 32D x 14.5H inches
• Chassis + Bassinet: 24.33W x 33.17D x 45H inches
• Chassis + Seat Open: 24W x 36.17D x 45.17H inches
• Chassis + Seat Folded: 24W x 36.5D x 22.5H inches

Additional Features:

• Suspension and ball bearings designed for smooth ride
• Centralized rear brake
• Free-standing pram with adjustable back rest
• Pram can be used as bassinet
• Hood and boot work with pram and with stroller
• For use with Primo Viaggio SIP 30-30 car seat
• Car seat clicks easily into stroller
• Includes rain cover
• 3-position height adjustment on chassis
• Bassinet approved for children from birth
• Hood includes loop to dangle a toy
• Stroller seat can face forward or back
• Comfortable tilt recline
• 5-point safety harness
• Removable front bar for easy access to child
• Push handle has multi-position angle adjustment
• Detachable bottle 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.