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bugaboo bee plus price Bugaboo Bee 6 Complete StrollerBugaboo Bee 6 is the new generation urban stroller, suitable from birth 50 lbs. Outstanding among others, Bee 6 offers a rare combination of travel size dimensions and full size stroller comfort. The leather look one hand steering bar, and 4 wheel suspension tires, create smooth navigation regardless of terrain. The seat of this stroller offers multiple recline levels, including an almost complete lie flat mode in both parent and street facing

 

Bugaboo Bee 6 is the new generation urban stroller, suitable from birth - 50 lbs. Outstanding among others, Bee 6 offers a rare combination of travel size dimensions and full-size stroller comfort. The leather-look one-hand steering bar, and 4 wheel suspension tires, create smooth navigation regardless of terrain. The seat of this stroller offers multiple recline levels, including an almost complete lie-flat mode in both parent and street-facing positions. A rotating bumper bar contributes extra child support while maintaining easy accessibility. High-performance mesh seat fabric with integrated holes in the seat hardware, along with an extendable sun canopy featuring a double flap peekaboo window, enables maximum ventilation during hot summer days. This stroller contours to parent and baby with optional adjustment to the seat length, harness straps, and push bar height. In addition, this stroller is lightweight to carry, offers compact one-hand fold and unfold, free-standing capabilities, and car seat compatible with included adapters, all comprising to a preferred travel companion.

 

 

Specifications
    • Lightweight, compact and comfortable.
    • Large 7" tires for smooth navigation on bumpy surfaces.
    • 4 puncture-proof swivel wheels with full suspension.
    • Custom size adjustable seat length, push bar, and 5 point harness strap.
    • Canvas canopy with double peekaboo flaps for cool summer strolls.
    • Breezy high-performance seat fabric.
    • Integrated holes in the seat hardware for maximum ventilation.
    • Improved handlebar
      grip protection.
    • Compatible with Bugaboo TurtleOne, and Maxi Cosi car seat with included adapters. (Car seats sold separately)
    • Compatible with the Bugaboo Bee 6 Bassinet Sold here separately
    • One-hand fold and unfold, with a compact freestanding fold.
    • Rotating bumper bar offering extended child security and easy access.
    • Leather-look grips.
    • 100% Polyester canopy and seat fabric.
    • Machine wash cold canopy and seat fabric.
    • 2+2 years limited warranty registration required.
Dimensions & Weight
      • Stroller width: 21 in
      • Folded 30.98" x 18.58" x 15.47" 
      • 23.1 lbs.
      • Suitable from birth- 50 lbs.
      • Basket weight capacity 8.8 lbs.
What's Included
      • Complete Stroller frame
      • Grips
      • Rotating bumper bar
      • 5 point harness straps
      • Canopy
      • Self stand extension
      • Rain cover
      • Car seat adapters
 Product Highlights
 
1.5 Inch
Taller Bassinet
Position
 
    Larger 7"
Wheels Offers
Lighter Push
 

Breezy
Peekaboo
Panels

   
    Free Standing
Compact Fold
 

Aerated Mesh
Bassinet Panel

 
    Easy Slide
Security
Bumper Bar
 
 

High Performance
Breathable
Seat Fabric

   
      Enhanced
Black Hardware
Bolts
 
 

Integrated
Ventilation
Holes

   
    Included
Car Seat
Adapters
 
  Improved
Handlebar
Grip Protection
 
    Increased
Recline
 
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