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how to clean joovy double stroller Joovy Caboose RS Premium Sit And Stand Stroller

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how to clean joovy double stroller Joovy Caboose RS Premium Sit And Stand StrollerLife comes at you hard when youre a parent, but with our Joovy Caboose RS Sit and Stand Stroller, youre ready for anything. This luxury baby stroller is the worlds first to integrate a stand on platform that can adapt to allow the fitting of a bassinet, making it the perfect stroller for little ones and excitable growing children. For children up from 3 months to 55 lbs Removable rear bench seat Integrated stand on platform Included swing open snack

Life comes at you hard when you’re a parent, but with our Joovy Caboose RS Sit and Stand Stroller, you’re ready for anything. This luxury baby stroller is the world’s first to integrate a stand-on platform that can adapt to allow the fitting of a bassinet, making it the perfect stroller for little ones and excitable growing children.

  • For children up from 3 months to 55 lbs
  • Removable rear bench seat
  • Integrated stand-on platform
  • Included swing-open snack tray
  • 5-point harness with shoulder pads
  • Magnetic buckles on both seats for easy in and out
  • Extra-large rear wheels – easier to turn and push
  • Better, lighter, and more durable all-terrain wheels for a smoother ride
  • Swivel and lockable front wheels
  • 100% recycled fabric – over 60 water bottles were used to create each Caboose RS!
  • Included parent organizer with large cup holders
  • UPF50+ sun protection extendable canopy – the biggest canopy on the market!
  • 3-position, one-handed reclinable seat
  • 100% full-grain leather handlebar
  • Aluminum footrest
  • Storage basket that holds up to 25 lbs.
  • Add a Rear Seat for your child that’s not old enough for the stand-on platform
  • Add a matching Bassinet for your newborn – the only stroller with an integrated stand-on platform to hold a bassinet!
  • Universal Car Seat adapter sold separately

Sit or Stand

With a stand-on platform and a bench seat, the Caboose RS is perfect
for fussy toddlers. Big kids can stand independently on the aluminum
platform or sit in comfort on the rear buggy bench seat.

16 Configurations

Configure the Caboose RS to fit your family, no matter what age your two kiddos are. Whether your toddler likes to sit, stand or decides to walk beside you, the Caboose RS keeps them happy!

Go Off-Road

The durable extra-large rear wheels of the Caboose RS suit all terrains, even sand. They’re lightweight too, so you won’t feel the strain on long journeys. Prepare for an adventure like never before!

The Biggest Canopy

The RS’s jumbo-sized canopy is the biggest on the market, providing
50+UPF sun protection for two. Just expand and your little family is ready to go.

The Ultimate Seats for Kids

The Caboose RS features fully reclinable seats that are fitted with magnetic buckles for easy in and out. We’ve also added a swing-open snack tray which keeps daytime snacks out of the way of tiny feet.

The First Standing Stroller with a Bassinet

With a weight limit of 20 lbs, our infant-safe bassinet clips simply and easily onto the sit-and-stand platform, converting the simple stroller into a sturdy pram for infants.

Click-in Car Seats

Simply attach the car seat adapters (sold separately) to the Caboose RS and you’re ready to go.

Double-Down

Add a rear seat (sold separately) to the Caboose RS set up to convert it into a double stroller.

Technical Specs

  • Assembled dimensions – 24.1 x 43.5 x 46.1
  • Folded dimensions – 24.1 x 50.4 x 13.4
  • Product Weight – 30.2 lbs
  • Min. age – 3 months (or newborn with bassinet and car seat adapter)
  • Max. height for stand on – 44 in.
  • Max. weight per seat – 55 lbs.
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