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graco infant car seat and stroller Baby Jogger City Mini GT3 All Terrain Stroller (Frosted Ivory)

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graco infant car seat and stroller Baby Jogger City Mini GT3 All Terrain Stroller (Frosted Ivory)Durability tested. Premium design. One hand fold. The Baby Jogger city mini GT3 stroller is built to adventure off the beaten path. Made to conquer city streets and forest trails, the forever air rubber tires and all wheel suspension let you push the boundaries on your adventures. The signature one hand, in seat fold keeps you on the go and enables you and your mini to Adventure Together. The self standing fold allows for easy storage and helps keep

Durability tested. Premium design. One-hand fold. The Baby Jogger® city mini® GT3 stroller is built to adventure off the beaten path. Made to conquer city streets and forest trails, the forever air rubber tires and all-wheel suspension let you push the boundaries on your adventures. The signature one-hand, in-seat fold keeps you on the go and enables you and your mini to Adventure Together. The self-standing fold allows for easy storage and helps keep the stroller clean in public places because you won’t have to lay it down. Experience a premium push with a height-adjustable leatherette handlebar, magnetic buckle, and a spacious storage basket. As your kid grows taller, adjust the harness straps by simply pulling up and positioning them at the next level. Let your little one get comfortable with adjustable calf support and a near-flat reclining seat with the pull of a tab. When your rider wants to sit up, simply push the back of the stroller seat to the upright position—no unnecessary straps or steps. The functional canopy offers three ventilation panels with magnetic closures, so you don’t have to wake up your rider when checking on them. The included infant car seat adapters are compatible with all Baby Jogger and Graco® infant car seats to make your own travel system. Because it is part of the Baby Jogger eco collection, this stroller features soft fabrics made with recycled materials.

Durability tested. Premium design. One-hand fold.
Forever air rubber tires with all-wheel suspension provide uncompromising maneuverability on any terrain so you can easily go from city cracks to forest tracks
Baby Jogger®'s signature one-hand, self-standing fold with auto-lock
Height-adjustable handlebar with leatherette grip provides a premium push experience
No-rethread harness with a magnetic buckle makes for easy ins and outs
One-step foot brake easily engages with a single push
Vented seat reclines to a near-flat position
Adjustable calf support so your rider can stretch their legs
Large storage basket holds up to 10 lb
Full-coverage UV 50+ canopy features 3 peekaboo windows with magnetic closures to keep baby shaded while allowing you to easily check in
Included infant car seat adapters are compatible with all Baby Jogger and Graco® Click Connect infant car seats
Customize your ride for different modes of use with accessories like the infant car seat, glider board, belly bar, and parent console, all sold separately
Create a travel system with most Nuna® infant car seats (adapters sold separately)
Supports children up to 65 lb
Meets Disney size requirements
Stroller is not intended for jogging
Part of our eco collection, this stroller uses gentle materials made with recycled fibers
From birth to 65 pounds

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