Stroller Lorelli S-500 SET BEIGE
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Stroller Lorelli S-500 SET BEIGE
By buying a 2-in-1 pushchair you get a deep bassinet and a sports seat unit. The Stroller Lorelli S-500 SET BEIGE provides top-notch comfort for your baby and also knows what parents really need. The pushchair has a strikingly elegant design , making your walks extra enjoyable. The Lorelli model is particularly suitable for paved city streets. The one-piece handlebar has a comfortable grip and is compatible with a pram hand muff or pushchair gloves and bid farewell to freezing fingers in winter. Feel free to navigate both the city streets and unpaved roads, since there's nothing to stop you. The 4-wheel construction improves stability.
Stroller Lorelli S-500 SET BEIGE Combination Pushchair Key Features
- Variable positioning thanks to adjustable backrest
- Number of wheels: quad bike
- Accessories: footmuff, storage basket and stroller bag
- Type: city
- Can be folded one-handed
- Parent-facing and forward-facing positioning
Other Lorelli Stroller Features
The Lorelli stroller has a positionable backrest and a sturdy foot rest. You will appreciate the ability to collapse it with one hand. Supports both parent-facing and forward-facing positioning. Safety has always been, is and will always be the most important aspect. A key component is therefore a 5-point seat belt.
Stroller Lorelli S-500 SET BEIGE Key Stroller Dimensions
When collapsed, the stroller is sized 41 × 63 × 96 cm. The full dimensions of the stroller are 109 × 63 × 97 cm. This model is rather hefty, weighing 11.25 kg, but it's balanced out by its safety and durability. If you want to keep your stroller in a picture-perfect condition, it's good to know the maximum recommended weight limit. For this model, the upper limit is 17 kg.
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