reversible handle double stroller Bumbleride Indie Twin Double Stroller + 2 Bassinet Bundle
SKU: 19661745580
reversible handle double stroller

reversible handle double stroller Bumbleride Indie Twin Double Stroller + 2 Bassinet Bundle

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reversible handle double stroller Bumbleride Indie Twin Double Stroller + 2 Bassinet BundleStay on the move with 2. The Bumbleride Indie Twin side by side double stroller keeps you on the move and outside doing what you love. Known as a parents lifeline with multiple kids, its side by side seat design gives you a smooth and balanced push and allows you to customize the seats to your needs with quick access to each. Have twins? Add dual car seats, dual bassinets or simply convert seats to infant mode with no attachments. Ready to use at

Stay on the move with 2. The Bumbleride Indie Twin side-by-side double stroller keeps you on the move and outside doing what you love. Known as a parent’s lifeline with multiple kids, its side-by-side seat design gives you a smooth and balanced push and allows you to customize the seats to your needs with quick access to each. Have twins? Add dual car seats, dual bassinets or simply convert seats to infant mode with no attachments. Ready to use at birth. Debuting in 2024 with a 100% natural and nontoxic cork handle. Responsibly made and manufactured. (see eco and health checklist).

Highlights:

  • Narrow silhouette, fits through a standard doorway
  • Balanced & smooth push on air-filled tires with all-wheel suspension
  • Quick, compact fold with auto-lock & standing stow
  • Spacious canopies offer ample sun coverage UPF 45+
  • Individual seats give options for different age ranges
  • Health checklist: Non-toxic OEKO-TEX certified fabrics. Free from PFAS, Fire Retardant, PVC, BPA, Phthalates, Polyurethane Foam, Chlorine, Vinyl and Formaldehyde

Eco Checklist:

  • Adjustable, non-toxic handlebar made of all-natural cork
  • PFAS free durable water repellent
  • Eco Fabric made from OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified 100% recycled PET (90 plastic water bottles per stroller)
  • Black colorway uses an innovative solution dye process that conserves approximately 25-40 gallons of water per stroller
  • Dusk colorway uses a soft-to-the-touch, poly/wool blend for the interior seat lining certified by the Responsible Wool Standard
  • 50% of plastic frame components are sourced from recycled fishing nets
  • Plastic free packaging

Indie Twin Tech Specs:

  • Recommended Use: Birth – 90 lb. (combined total weight)
  • NEW, adjustable, non-toxic, anti-microbial Cork handle with safety strap included
  • Adjustable footrests for infant option and deep footwell for toddlers
  • Independent seats and canopies for customized comfort
  • UPF 45+ canopies with pop-out extension for extra coverage + air vents
  • Eco-fabrics free from harmful chemicals including lead, PVC, fire retardants, phthalates and polyurethane foam (100% rPET + OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Certified)
  • PFC free durable water repellent (DWR free of PFOA, PFOS & PFASs)
  • One step hinged fold with ergonomic, trigger release and auto-lock
  • Hot-shoes pre-installed for sue with adapters and bassinets
  • One-handed backrest reclines
  • Built in storage pockets for water bottles and snacks
  • Large cargo basket with storage for air pump (pump included)
  • Air-filled tires (12”) and all wheel suspension
  • 5-point breakaway harnesses with shoulder pads
  • Machine washable seat fabrics + canopies (all removable)
  • 360-degree swivel front wheel with in-line lock option for all-terrain
  • Lightweight and durable aluminum frame

What’s Included

  • 3 Year Warranty
  • Air-pump
  • Wrist strap

Bumbleride Indie Twin Bassinet (2)

Simply click on the Bumbleride Bassinet to make your Indie Twin stroller a comfortable, parent-facing pram for either one or two infants (if using two). The Bumbleride bassinet provides a safe, infant bed using OEKO-TEX certified 100% recycled polyester fabric, a sturdy, lightweight aluminum base and breathable mattress covered with our 100% GOTS Certified Organic Cotton removeable sheet. The bassinet has a redesigned canopy with a vented window and an added wind guard for extra protection from the elements. It is the perfect accessory for naptime during walks and supervised sleep.

Two bassinets can be attached to accommodate twin infants.

The Bumbleride Indie Twin Bassinet complies with ASTM F-833, SOR/85-379 and EN 1888 safety standards. All fabric complies with Furniture and Furnishings Fire Safety Regulations. We use no polyurethane foam or PVC.

Features

  • Suitable from birth to 19lbs (8.5kg), 30" (75cm) length
  • Redesigned with a lighter base to reduce product weight
  • Indie Twin can hold one or two bassinets
  • Comes standard with organic cotton mattress cover (removable for machine washing)
  • Breathable mattress made using polyester honeycomb padding
  • Offers a large UPF 45+ canopy with a pop-out extension, zip on wind cover, and one-handed carrying handle.
  • Health checklist: OEKO-TEX certified fabrics. Free from PFAS, Fire Retardant, PVC, BPA, Phthalates, Polyurethane Foam, Chlorine, Vinyl and Formaldehyde
  • Compatible with 2016 - Current Bumbleride Indie Twin

Specifications

  • Unfolded Dimensions: 31.5 L x 13 W x 23 H
  • Folded Dimensions: 31.5 L x 13 W x 11 H
  • Weight Capacity: 19 lbs (8.5 kg)
  • Total Weight: 8 lbs (3.6 kg)
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