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Joovy Kooper Stroller, Lightweight Travel Stroller, Compact Fold with Tray, Paprika

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Color: Paprika


Features

  • Imported
  • Biggest wheels of any compact stroller on the market for a smooth ride and easy, one-handed push
  • Super easy one-handed fold. Folds WITH the included tray.
  • Customizable recline, more headroom and a wider seat. Adjustable 3-position footrest. Seat fabric is removable and machine-washable.
  • Built-in Storage: mesh cup holder and zipper pocket for keys and drinks. Plus large lower storage space, with a whopping 15 lbs capacity.
  • Extra-large water repellant canopy provides UPF 50 sun protection from almost any angle. Includes a peek-a-boo window

Description

We took every part of the compact, tri-fold stroller and made it BETTER. Bigger, better wheels for an effortless push and more space for kids and stuff, and the sturdiest design ever. The Kooper puts the competition on notice, with an up level to every aspect of the tri-fold stroller's design. The Kooper includes a huge, UPF 50 canopy that is also water repellant, and extra-large seat, plus it includes a child tray - and it will fold with the tray in place. Super easy one-hand fold and fit's in the smallest spaces. Seat fabric is removable and machine washable.


Product Dimensions: ‎34.53 x 21.06 x 40.94 inches


Item model number: ‎8225


Target gender: ‎Unisex


Maximum weight recommendation: ‎55 Pounds


Number Of Items: ‎1


Batteries required: ‎No


Harness type: ‎5 Point


Item Weight: ‎16.17 pounds


Country/Region of origin: ‎China


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I love my new stroller! I bought and returned TOO MANY bc I wasn't happy. I had bought the Uppababy Minu and also the Ergobaby Metro 2020 and returned both. I was looking things like; 1: comfort for my LO, 2: foldability (my new word), 3: maneuverability, and being a woman- 4: a nice sleek looking design thats easy to clean. Seat: the seat is actually flat which makes it more comfortable. The minu and metro both had a slight tilt in the seat that after a few minutes my daughter looked like the seat belt was the only thing holding her in and honestly looked super uncomfortable. The minu seat was very hard and rigid (could be fixed with a cushion but that'd cost more $ after the $430 I already paid). The metro was so plush and so comfortable, I mean come on- the brand is ergobaby, but not if my kid is hanging on by a thread. I wish ergobaby would sell just the seat cushion bc I'd buy it in a second. My daughter's comfort is first and foremost on my list. 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