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evenflo infant car seat safemax Evenflo Pivot Modular Travel System with SafeMax Infant Car Seat

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evenflo infant car seat safemax Evenflo Pivot Modular Travel System with SafeMax Infant Car SeatAuthorized Dealer Full Manufacturers Warranty Stress Free Shopping Evenflo Pivot Modular Travel SystemThe ultimate 3 in 1 stroller and car seat combo for comfort, safety, and convenience on the go. This versatile travel system includes the LiteMax Infant Car Seat with Anti Rebound Bar, and a modular stroller frame that adapts to your growing child with 6 different modes. Modular Design with 6 ModesSwitch easily between carriage mode, toddler mode, and

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Evenflo® Pivot® Modular Travel System
The ultimate 3-in-1 stroller and car seat combo for comfort, safety, and convenience on the go. This versatile travel system includes the LiteMax™ Infant Car Seat with Anti-Rebound Bar, and a modular stroller frame that adapts to your growing child with 6 different modes.

✅ Modular Design with 6 Modes
Switch easily between carriage mode, toddler mode, and infant car seat mode — with both parent-facing and forward-facing options.

✅ Includes LiteMax™ Infant Car Seat
Lightweight, rollover and side-impact tested, with a removable body pillow for extra comfort. The integrated anti-rebound bar helps absorb crash forces for added stability.

✅ Stay-in-Car Base with Belt Lock-Off System
Quick and secure installation made simple — just click the car seat into place.

✅ Carriage Mode for Full Recline
Let baby lie flat and stretch out for maximum comfort during early months.

✅ Toddler-Friendly Capacity
Supports children up to 50 lb (22.6 kg) and 38 in (96 cm) in the stroller seat. Car seat accommodates infants up to 35 lb (15.8 kg) and 32 in (81.3 cm).

✅ Smooth Ride on Any Surface
Large cruiser tires with tread glide over various terrains with ease.

✅ Extra Storage & Convenience
Comes with an oversized storage basket, removable bumper bar with snack tray, parent cup holder with locking tab, and large canopy with peek-a-boo window.

✅ Easy Self-Standing Fold
Folds in seconds with a trigger-activated mechanism — no bending or struggling required.

✅ Manufacturer’s Warranty Included
Enjoy peace of mind knowing your travel system is protected by the full manufacturer’s warranty.

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