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Dream On Me Lightweight Tripod Style Stroller with “Peek A Boo” Canopy, Gray/Blue

April 19, 2010 By Baby Stroller Jogger 1 Comment

41rIh03wr5L. SL160 Dream On Me Lightweight Tripod Style Stroller with Peek A Boo Canopy, Gray/Blue

  • Lightweight aluminum frame
  • 5 point harness
  • Peek A Boo window in canopy
  • Heavy duty wheels
  • Rear locking brakes

Product Description

The Dream On Me, Lightweight, Aluminum frame stroller features a large Canopy with Peek A Boo window so parents can easily keep a watchful eye on baby. It’s dual, heavy duty, swivel front wheel also lock into a straight position providing this stroller with a smooth and comfortable ride. Stroller has rear locking brakes, 5 point safety harness, 3 position reclining seat, storage basket and removable front bar. One hand folding makes this stroller a snap to store…. More >>

Dream On Me Lightweight Tripod Style Stroller with “Peek A Boo” Canopy, Gray/Blue

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Comments

  1. L. DAVIS says:
    April 19, 2010 at 3:08 pm

    It is a smooth, driving stroller. I wanted a stroller to fit in the trunk of my cobolt and it does. The only thing it’s missing is a cup holder. My son is a year old and he fits in it well. I wish it had real rubber tires instead of the hard plastic ones but most strollers don’t have real tires anymore anyways. Any questions please feel free to ask.
    Rating: 5 / 5

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