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bugaboo pfas Bugaboo Butterfly Stroller

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bugaboo pfas Bugaboo Butterfly StrollerTake flight with the ultra compact Bugaboo Butterfly stroller stormy blue! It folds in one second, small enough to be a carry on whether you're traveling by train, plane, or automobile, and keeps your little one comfy with a cushioned, high back seat, extendable sun canopy, and more. A smart and easy folding system lets you fold up the Butterfly with one hand in just one second. It is travel certified to be IATA compatible, meaning it should fit in

Take flight with the ultra compact Bugaboo Butterfly stroller stormy blue! It folds in one second, small enough to be a carry-on whether you're traveling by train, plane, or automobile, and keeps your little one comfy with a cushioned, high-back seat, extendable sun canopy, and more.

A smart and easy folding system lets you fold up the Butterfly with one hand in just one second. It is travel certified to be IATA compatible, meaning it should fit in overhead compartments of most airplanes, for train travel, and in your trunk or hallway closet. When you're on the go, carry the Butterfly with you using an included shoulder strap or integrated carry handle on the leg rest.

Designed with growing babies in mind, use the Butterfly from birth by attaching a compatible infant car seat with purchase of adapters, and from 6 months old up to 50lbs in the spacious stroller seat. It features a higher backrest than other compact strollers, while the cushioned inlay, near flat seat recline, and 5 position leg rest ensure ergonomic seating for a comfortable stroll. On sunny days, extend the 4 panel sun canopy with mesh discovery window for shade and air flow.

Despite its tiny frame, you'll still have plenty of storage space, with an open top, flexible basket that can carry up to 17.6 pounds and keeps your things secure.

Easy 1 second ( & 1 hand) fold into a sleek compact fitted shape
Puncture proof wheels with 4-wheel suspension provide light push and one hand steering. Size of the wheels: 4.7-inch ?front wheels, 6-inch rear wheels
Extra spacious seat with 24.8 inches of upper body space
Featuring a machine washable seat inlay with extra padded cushioning for ultimate comfort
Easily recline with one hand to an almost fully flat one-hand recline? (143°), so naptime can start instantly
The extra-large 4-panel sun canopy offers exceptional protection from the sun and wind and includes a full panel, breezy discovery window
Integrated 5-position leg rest is easy to adjust for optimal ergonomics, with easy to wipe off / clean fabrics
Quick-click harness is easy to buckle, quick one button release. The straps are easily height adjustable, featuring Bugaboo’s signature no-thread harness system
The extra large under seat basket holds up to 17.6 lbs and is easily accessible from 2 sides with a flexible opening on the front and back.
The fabrics are water repellent, durable and soft to touch, making them super comfortable for your baby.
Machine washable, high-quality fabrics; you can be confident, they're made to last
Take it with you; the Butterfly can be lifted by the integrated carry strap or leg rest
Compatible with Bugaboo Turtle Air by Nuna, Bugaboo Turtle One by Nuna, as well as many popular car seat brands using dedicated Bugaboo Butterfly adapters sold separately
Fluoride free, REACH certified, PFC free, PFAS free

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