ABC Design Avus Carrot 2024
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ABC Design Avus Carrot 2024
Once the baby outgrows infancy and starts discovering the world around them, this practical baby buggy is just what you need. The ABC Design Avus Carrot 2024 provides excellent comfort for your baby and also serves as a great win for the parents. The stroller has a delightfully elegant design, so you will also look great on your daily walks. The ABC DESIGN model is constructed to serve you equally well on paved streets and in brisk outdoor walks. The one-piece stroller handlebar is adapted to small and larger hands and your can use it with a pram hand muff or pushchair gloves and bid farewell to freezing fingers in winter. The 4-wheel design turns exactly when you need it to and you can lock the wheels with a flick of your hand.
ABC Design Avus Carrot 2024 Baby Buggy Key Features
- Plastic wheels that won't have a puncture anytime soon
- Number of wheels: quad bike
- Included accessories: storage basket
- Type: city and off-road
- Lockable wheels
- Can be folded one-handed and in a matter of moments
- Can be folded into a lie-flat position
Other ABC DESIGN Stroller Features
The buggy has a lie-flat design to allow your baby to sleep in peace. The option to collapse the stroller with one hand is invaluable. The manufacturer has also thought of more active parents. It is also suitable for rough terrain thanks to its full-suspension construction. Its wheels are plastic. With these wheels, you really don't have to worry about getting a flat.
ABC Design Avus Carrot 2024 Key Stroller Dimensions
The model also impresses with its low weight of just 9.3 kg. This makes it maneuverable and easy to carry wherever needed.
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ABC Design GmbH, Dr. Rudolf-Eberle Str. 29, 79774 Albbruck / Německo, +49775393930, [email protected]
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
