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side by side stroller with infant car seat

side by side stroller with infant car seat Venice Child Ventura Single to Double Sit-And-Stand Tandem Stroller with 2nd Toddler Seat

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side by side stroller with infant car seat Venice Child Ventura Single to Double Sit-And-Stand Tandem Stroller with 2nd Toddler SeatMeet the Ventura Stroller; an ergonomic sit and stand, single to double tandem stroller engineered to make your life with kids easier and more efficient. A Venice Child exclusive, our unique sit n stand stroller is the quintessential sitting to standing stroller for 2 kids or 1. Parents of multiples need not look further. This is the crown jewel of multi way baby strollers for growing families. A smooth glide is of course essential for a comfortable

Meet the Ventura Stroller; an ergonomic sit and stand, single to double tandem stroller engineered to make your life with kids easier and more efficient. A Venice Child exclusive, our unique sit n stand stroller is the quintessential sitting to standing stroller for 2 kids or 1. Parents of multiples need not look further. This is the crown jewel of multi-way baby strollers for growing families.

A smooth glide is of course essential for a comfortable ride, which is why we’ve outfitted our tandem stroller with solid wheels, textured handlebars and a reliable shock-absorbent framework. Made from hardened rubberized material, the wheels never deflate or succumb to rugged terrain. Measuring in at 34” x 24” x 14” when folded, the stroller stores easily under the bed, in a closet or in the trunk of your car, minivan or SUV.

Venture out with just one kid or two. The choice is up to you! Our sit n stand stroller can be configured multiple different ways to accommodate 1 child OR 2. Face both reclining stroller seats forward, both backwards or mix it up with a split configuration. Add your favorite Car Seat for even more configurations 

With our slim multi-directional wheels for easy stroller maneuvering, you can stroll the mall with your little ones in tow or travel smart with your brood! Ideal for shopping, traveling, sightseeing, touring and more, our single to double stroller with standing board is the total package.

The Ventura Stroller has powerful Wheel and Bar Locking System for strolling safety. Wheels lock in place to prevent rolling when unattended or at a standstill. Side locks safely secure baby seats and bumper bars into the desired position. Just twist and turn to lock, adjust or remove seats.

The all-in-one Ventura Stroller includes a built in Ride-on Board for toddler to stand, while bottom basket & cup holder provide parent conveniences. Use the underneath storage basket to store various kinds of baby essentials, including blankets, toys, diaper bags & more. The convenient cup holder attachment is perfect for bottles, tumblers and more.

Stroller includes second Toddler Seat so that Baby and 2nd child can both ride together. Bassinet is available for purchase.

Wait, there is more. Rain shield is also included for inclement weather & Car Seat Adapters & Seat extension adapters that are normally sold separately, are also included. Easy-entry, extra-large storage basket with built in pockets, easy-remove front belly bar & parent cup holder for parent luxuries. New Telescoping, One- Hand fold comfort grip handle, high quality, large, shock absorbing wheels, 3-Position recline & padded shoulder straps allow for comfortable, smooth ride, while reversible seats, stage extendable UPF 50 canopies & one-foot linked brake are all built in for safety.

Features:

  • Multi-way Baby Stroller: Ventura without limits! The ultimate sit and stand stroller for 2 kids newborn to toddler, this convertible tandem stroller can be configured to meet the travel needs of your family.
  • Front or Rear Facing Seat Options: Enjoy options galore! Equipped with retractable sun shade canopies, safety bars & footrests, the seats can be aligned rear facing, front facing or laid down bassinet style for infants.
  • Compact, Light, Ergonomic: The city chic venturing families love, our sit & stand strollers for 2 children that are lightweight & easy to maneuver. The design is modern, sleek & sophisticated.
  • Durable, Lasting Quality: We’ve built this 2 in 1 baby stroller to last. The materials are sturdy, strong & rigorously tested to ensure durability. Semi-all terrain wheels lock in place & support easy steering.
  • Quick Fold & Easy Storage: Unlike other foldable tandem strollers for twins or 2 kids, this stroller with standing option & one hand fold stands up when folded for easy storage. The BEST space-saver! Can even be folded with both seats attached.
  • Car seats we recommend: Maxi-Cosi Mico, Nuna, Cybex & Clek

Specifications

  • Weight:  34.8 lbs
  • Dimensions:  49.6” x 23.2” x 45.9”
  • Each seat weight limit is 48 lbs.
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