jetkids bedbox stokke Stokke Jetkids BedBox 2.0
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jetkids bedbox stokke

jetkids bedbox stokke Stokke Jetkids BedBox 2.0

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jetkids bedbox stokke Stokke Jetkids BedBox 2.0The BedBox is the world's only premium, ride on suitcase for children with an in flight bed or leg rest feature. This travel essential combines Scandinavian style and aviation inspired design with practical features for the entire trip. It allows your child to rest comfortably or sleep during long and short haul flights. Fun and functional with ample storage, the BedBox holds your childs must haves. Once packed, let your little one ride it (or pull

The BedBox™ is the world's only premium, ride-on suitcase for children with an in-flight bed or leg-rest feature. This travel essential combines Scandinavian style and aviation-inspired design with practical features for the entire trip. It allows your child to rest comfortably or sleep during long and short-haul flights. Fun and functional with ample storage, the BedBox holds your child’s must-haves. Once packed, let your little one ride it (or pull it) through the airport terminal for stress-free travel. Once the seat belt sign is off, transform the BedBox from a suitcase into a bed.

 

Specifications
  • In five simple steps, a standard economy seat is turned into a first-class seat for children.
  • A spacious carry-on dimensioned suitcase for children to ride on, be pulled along, or pull themselves.
  • Swivel wheels in front for unique maneuvering.
  • Adjustable strap allows parents to carry over their shoulder.
  • Practical top-opening to prevent items from falling out.
  • Can be personalized with included stickers.
  • Spacious interior to store essentials for the trip.
  • The ride-on suitcase is for children 3-7 years old.
  • The bed feature is best suited for children over 2 years old.
  • Officially approved by many airlines.

 

Dimensions & Weight

  • 18.1" x 7.9" x 14.2"
  • 6.6 lbs.

 

What's Included
  • Bedbox™
  • Mattress and side panels
  • Adjustable Strap
  • Two sheets of decorative stickers
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