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joolz hub plus cocoon

joolz hub plus cocoon Joolz Hub+ Stroller

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joolz hub plus cocoon Joolz Hub+ StrollerIntroducing the latest evolution of our best selling stroller, the Joolz Hub+. Bring new life to the city with our enhanced, compact full size stroller. The Joolz Hub+ is the sharpest looking new stroller in the city. Compact yet comfortable. Stylish and lightweight. This sophisticated stroller is the perfect companion for exploring the urban jungle. With updates such as an easy to use 5 point buckle, rotatable bumper bar and newly designed shopping

Introducing the latest evolution of our best-selling stroller, the Joolz Hub+. Bring new life to the city with our enhanced, compact full-size stroller. The Joolz Hub+ is the sharpest-looking new stroller in the city. Compact yet comfortable. Stylish and lightweight. This sophisticated stroller is the perfect companion for exploring the urban jungle. With updates such as an easy-to-use 5-point buckle, rotatable bumper bar and newly designed shopping basket and wheels, you'll be able to easily cruise through the hustle bustle of the city. And if you’re still out at the end of the day, you’re set to be seen as you light up the night with front and rear LED lights. The Joolz Hub+ is travel system ready and can be completed with a bassinet or cocoon for a ride suitable from birth. + Compact size, fully loaded features make the Joolz Hub+ great for everyday use + Easy fold and go with carry strap included for parents on-the-go + Superior comfort and safety backed by a lifetime warranty + Rain Cover included which fits all Joolz Hub+ configurations (seat, bassinet, cocoon) + Upgraded click-and-go 5-point buckle with adjustable safety harness for a comfortable, secure fit + New rotatable bumper bar + Integrated LED lights for safe evening walks + Large shopping basket with sporty mesh look (hold up to 11 lbs.) + Updated wheel design featuring all wheel suspension, puncture proof tires and one touch brake + Narrow and nimble for navigating busy streets with a width of just 21" + Adjustable one-hand recline featuring 3 reversible seat positions including full recline + Adjustable calf support + XL adjustable canopy with UPF 50+ protection and peek-a-boo window + Responsive one-hand steering with adjustable leatherette handlebar + Large rear wheels, lockable front swivel wheels + Compact freestanding fold + Enhanced reflective features on Brilliant black look + Suitable for children 6 months to 50 lbs. + Car seat compatible (adapter and car seat sold separately) + Suitable from birth with Joolz Hub Bassinet or Joolz Hub Cocoon (sold separately

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