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bob car seat and stroller BOB Wayfinder Travel System – Juvenile Shop

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bob car seat and stroller BOB Wayfinder Travel System – Juvenile ShopThe BOB Gear Wayfinder(TM) Infant Travel System is small enough to go anywhere and flexible enough to go everywhere. This infant car seat and stroller combo includes the Wayfinder jogging stroller, Champ infant car seat with Wilder infant car seat base, adult cup holder for stroller, and infant car seat adapters. The lightweight rear facing Champ infant car seat features best in class ClickTight(R) installation and thoughtful detailslike a one hand

The BOB Gear Wayfinder(TM) Infant Travel System is small enough to go anywhere and flexible enough to go everywhere. This infant car seat and stroller combo includes the Wayfinder jogging stroller, Champ infant car seat with Wilder infant car seat base, adult cup holder for stroller, and infant car seat adapters.

The lightweight rear-facing Champ infant car seat features best-in-class ClickTight(R) installation and thoughtful details—like a one-hand adjustable carry handle, SerenityShade(TM) extendable canopy, SpaceSaver(TM) design, and washer- and dryer-friendly cover—to make life on the go more enjoyable.

Designed for babies from 4 to 30 pounds, the car seat features a RightSize(TM) system that provides adjustment points at the hips, shoulders and between the legs to give your baby a perfect fit. Whether you're cruising streets or tracking miles, you’re in for a smooth ride when you use the BOB Gear Wayfinder baby stroller that pairs a sleek and slim design with high-performance jogging features.

Independent dual suspension and air-filled tires keep you strolling steadily on bumpy sidewalks and rocky roads, while the adjustable handlebar creates the perfect fit for parents of all heights. Let the front wheel on this single stroller swivel for easy steering on walks or strolls, then lock it into place when you’re ready to run (consult a doctor before running). The handbrake keeps you on pace and in control when you’re heading downhill.

Keep your little one shielded from the sun and the rain using the removable UPF 50+ canopy, and chat with your tiny traveler through the mesh peek-a-boo window as you jog or walk.

With a weight capacity of 75 pounds, BOB Gear Wayfinder is the only stroller you’ll ever need. With a removable zip-top cargo basket with convenient front access, three storage pockets and a parent cup holder, the BOB Gear stroller keeps your personal belongings secure while you're out and about. The one-hand DualRetract(TM) fold lets you pack up quickly while keeping your other hand free for multi-tasking.

Plus, this travel stroller folds about 30% smaller compared to the 2021 Thule Urban Glide 2 and UppaBaby Ridge, and the wheels tuck in to free up 3 inches of space, keeping things compact and easy to store.

  • SLEEK, SLIM DESIGN: Stroller pairs a sleek-and-slim stroller design with high-performance jogging features to give you the best of both worlds
  • ONE-HAND DUALRETRACT FOLD: Stroller wheels tuck in to free up 3 inches of space; plus the canopy and basket can be removed for easy storage in tight spaces
  • AIR-FILLED TIRES: Independent dual suspension and air-filled tires to keep you strolling steady on bumpy sidewalks and rocky roads
  • FRONT WHEEL SWIVELS AND LOCKS: Use the front wheel in swivel mode for easy steering on walks and strolls, then lock it into place when you’re ready to run
  • ADJUSTABLE HANDLEBAR: Portable stroller has an adjustable handlebar that easily fits parents of various heights
  • CLICKTIGHT INSTALLATION: Britax-exclusive ClickTight installation technology offers secure car seat installation in three easy steps: open, thread and buckle, click it closed
  • ONE-HAND ADJUSTABLE CARRYING HANDLE: Car seat features a lightweight aluminum carry handle that easily adjusts with one hand, keeping your other hand free for multi-tasking
  • RIGHTSIZE SYSTEM: Provides adjustment points at the hips, shoulders and between the legs to create your baby’s perfect fit from the start
  • EASY IN, EASY OUT: Built-in harness holders and flip-forward belly pad clear the way for breezy boarding
  • SPACE-SAVING CAR SEAT: Car seat features a SpaceSaver design with a slim outside and spacious inside to free up backseat space while giving your child plenty of room for the ride
  • LATCH CONNECTORS: Quick-push LATCH connectors lock into place with a click, are easily released with the push of a button, and store within the base when not in use
  • SAFETY FEATURES: Car seat has SafeCell Technology to help manage energy and minimize force transferred to baby, while ReboundReduce Stability Bar on car seat base helps minimize movement in a crash
  • COMFORTABLE FIT: Champ infant car seat is rear-facing only for 4 to 30 pounds; Wayfinder Jogging Stroller is suitable for children up to 65 pounds; stroller cargo basket can hold up to 10 pounds
  • Dimensions: 25"H x 51"L x 23.5"W
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