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graco modes stroller wagon Graco Modes Adventure Stroller Wagon

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graco modes stroller wagon Graco Modes Adventure Stroller WagonReady for adventures big and small, it's the comfy, cozy, versatile Graco Modes Adventure Stroller Wagon. A small, compact foldone of the smallest in the marketensures easy storage and transportation. Because comfort is key, there are 2 plush seats and a footwell for little legs and feet to rest in this kids wagon. Pull it like a wagon or push it like a stroller; it easily converts from one to the other. All terrain rubber tires with suspension let

Ready for adventures big and small, it's the comfy, cozy, versatile Graco® Modes™ Adventure Stroller Wagon. A small, compact fold—one of the smallest in the market—ensures easy storage and transportation. Because comfort is key, there are 2 plush seats and a footwell for little legs and feet to rest in this kids wagon. Pull it like a wagon or push it like a stroller; it easily converts from one to the other. All-terrain rubber tires with suspension let you go wherever the fun is. There's plenty of parent storage—cup holders, zippered pockets for tucking blankets, jackets, toys, and more—so you're ready for anything. Plus, this folding wagon stroller accepts any Graco® infant car seat with an adapter (sold separately), so even your infant can come along for the ride from day 1. More features include a child's tray with cup holders, a lightweight aluminum frame, height-adjustable handle, and 2 large canopies with breathable mesh panels and UV 50 sun protection. Our sturdy toddler wagon holds up to 50 lb per seat, or 100 lb total. Use it as a beach wagon or take it to the park, this all-terrain wagon makes it easy.

Features

  • Folds 30% smaller than the market leading stroller wagon (*as compared to the 2020 Evenflo Pivot Xplore stroller wagon in the US)
  • Push or pull handle lets you easily decide how to ride
  • Two wide, plush child seats for extra toddler comfort
  • All-terrain rubber tires with suspension for the park, the beach—wherever your daily adventures take you
  • Parent storage includes cup holders and zippered pockets for tucking away all the essentials
  • Child's tray with cup holders for snacks and drinks on the go
  • Height-adjustable handle for parent comfort
  • Accepts any Graco® infant car seat with adapters (both sold separately) for adventures from day one
  • Two large canopies with breathable mesh panels and UV 50 sun protection keep your children shaded
  • Footwell for little legs and feet to rest comfortably
  • Lightweight aluminum frame for easy maneuverability, transportation, and storage
  • 3-point safety harnesses

Recommended Use

  • Wagon holds child on each side up to 50 lb (100 lbs total) for years of comfortable strolling
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