Baby Africa3-in-1 Spin Travel System with Car Seat
R6,999
About
Whenever you see the Baby Africa logo you will find a product – their Luxury Spin Stroller, for example - that is several steps ahead.
When they searched for their Travel System products they used all their knowledge of babies and their experience in professional child care, teaching and international kindergarten management to choose the best.
First and foremost, they looked for safety and build quality. They tested their Baby Africa Car Seat for ultimate security and comfort. They made sure their Luxury Spin Travel System was easy to operate and made life easier for parents and safer for babies. They pushed for the clever features that ordinary baby products do not have and they insisted on refreshing new design ideas. So Baby Africa Travel Systems will always make a statement about our Mums.
Product Features
- Car seat (0-13 kg +- 1 year of age)
- Easily exchange the car seat and bassinet on the spin frame
- 3 point harness for superior safety
- 100% Linen
- Bassinet: (0-6 months)
- Can convert into seat unit (6-36 months)
- The bassinet can turn through 360° to face sideways, front or rear without removing baby
- 5 point harness for superior safety
- 100% Linen
- Foot cover included
- Seat unit (6-36 months)
- Bassinet CONVERTS into seat unit
- Seat unit can turn through 360° to face sideways, front or rear without removing toddler
- Seat unit has 4 different seating options
- 5 point harness for superior safety
- Approved to UK & SA Safety Standards (ECE R44)
- Pram frame:
- Aluminium – strong and lightweight
- Leather handrails
- One-touch handle height adjustment
- Built-in shock absorbers for a smooth ride
- Lockable, 360° swivel front wheels and linked brakes
- Handy cargo compartment
- All-Terrain high-quality aluminium framework and durable wheels
- Peace of mind: 12-month warranty
- Approved to UK & SA Safety Standards (EN1888)
- Suitable from 0 to 36 months / 3 years +
- Newborn: 25kg
- Weight: 15.98 kg
- Dimensions: 51 x 45 x 85 cm
For more information, please check Baby Africa.
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