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how do you collapse a chicco stroller Chicco Bravo Primo Trio Travel System

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how do you collapse a chicco stroller Chicco Bravo Primo Trio Travel SystemA Premium Pair: The Ultimate Infant Travel Duo Authorized Dealer Full Manufacturers Warranty Stress Free Shopping Travel smarter and in style with the Bravo Primo Quick Fold Stroller paired with the KeyFit 35 Zip Extended Use Infant Car Seat. Together, they deliver unmatched convenience, comfort, and safety from day one through toddlerhood. Authorized dealer assurance: Your purchase includes the full manufacturers warranty for complete peace of mind.

A Premium Pair: The Ultimate Infant Travel Duo

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Travel smarter — and in style — with the Bravo® Primo Quick-Fold Stroller paired with the KeyFit® 35 Zip Extended-Use Infant Car Seat. Together, they deliver unmatched convenience, comfort, and safety from day one through toddlerhood.

Authorized dealer assurance: Your purchase includes the full manufacturer’s warranty for complete peace of mind.

The KeyFit® 35 Zip clicks directly into the Bravo® Primo via the child tray — no adapters, no fuss — for seamless car-to-stroller transitions. Three adaptable modes grow with your child:
Lightweight frame carrier for quick trips with your infant car seat
Versatile travel system for everyday outings
Full-size toddler stroller for comfort well into the preschool years


Bravo® Primo Quick-Fold Stroller – Comfort & Convenience in Every Detail

✅ One-hand, multi-position reclining seat with contoured, reversible cushion and zip-open mesh for ventilation
✅ Large UPF-rated canopy with pull-out visor and flip-open mesh panel
✅ Large, foam-filled treaded tires with all-wheel suspension
✅ Rear-linked foot brake for secure stops
✅ Height-adjustable leatherette push handle
✅ Child tray with cup holders
✅ Spacious storage basket with organizer pockets and front/rear access
✅ Compact one-hand fold with child tray attached; stands independently without handle touching ground


KeyFit® 35 Zip Infant Car Seat – Extended Comfort, Effortless Installation

✅ Extended rear-facing use for children up to 32" tall
✅ Easy-Extend Headrest System that raises with the harness — no rethreading required
✅ Integrated anti-rebound bar for enhanced stability and extra legroom
✅ Premium LATCH connectors and SuperCinch® force-multiplying tightener for confident installation
✅ ReclineSure™ leveling foot and RideRight™ bubble levels for perfect positioning
✅ LockSure® steel-reinforced seatbelt locking system
✅ UPF 50+ canopy with zip-extend mesh panel and zip-open privacy shield
✅ Lightweight 10 lb. carrier with removable newborn positioner
✅ Machine-washable quick-remove seat pad


Usage Guidelines

✅ Bravo® Primo Stroller: Suitable for children up to 50 lbs.
✅ KeyFit® 35 Zip Infant Car Seat: Designed for children 4–35 lbs. and up to 32" tall.



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