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Chicco Cortina Stroller- Adventure | 
 enlarge | Brand: Chicco
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: $169.99
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 3031
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 25.2
Dimensions (in): 12.5 x 18.7 x 30.1
MPN: 06064956650070
UPC: 049796602814
EAN: 0049796602814
ASIN: B000V8DT86
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Look No Further than this Full-Size Stroller | | • | Buckle Closure; 5-Point Harness | | • | Rear Brakes, Locking Wheels Keep Stroller Stable When Stopped, Foot Activated Dual-Rear Parking Brake | | • | Multi-Position Reclining | | • | Freestanding When Folded |
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Product Description
Memory Recline" seat remembers the last position seat was in when folded. Seat reclines fully for newborns. Convertible 5 or 3-point harness for security & convenience. Sturdy, lightweight aluminum frame holds children up to 50 lbs. Convenient one-hand fold with automatic storage latch makes the Cortina easy to use. Self-standing when folded. All wheel suspension gives baby the most comfortable ride. Linked one touch rear brakes included for safety. Includes a "parent's tray" with cupholder and storage compartment. Child's tray is removable with a dishwasher-safe insert. Large and convenient shopping basket is easily accessible when seat back is fully reclined. Reversible laminated canopy has peek-a-boo window to protect baby from weather and provide extra ventilation. Canopy also has full range of rotation. Ergonomic rubberized handle grips are adjustable for comfort. Handle is height adjustable and folds down for easy storage in small places. Recommended use from birth to 36 months, up to 50 lbs. Measures 28" x 21" x 47" Features: - Multi-position "Memory Recline" seat
- Sturdy, lightweight aluminum frame
- Convenient one-hand fold
- All-wheel suspension
- Linked one touch rear brakes
- 3-position leg rest and flat recline
- Parent's tray and child's trays
- Shopping basket
- Reversible laminated canopy
- Ergonomic rubberized handle grips
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| Customer Reviews:
Great mid-priced stroller! October 9, 2008
Hollie Schultz (Chicago, IL)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1FZ58M2J34SGT A full video review of the Chicco Cortina Stroller by the editors at Babygizmo.com.
Love, love, love this stroller September 5, 2008
Jane Austin (Salt Lake City, Utah, USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I had a Combi stroller for five years with my first two kids, but when baby #3 came along it was time for a new stroller. I did a lot of research on the web and was impressed by how much parents liked this stroller. We went to the store to try it out and I was impressed by how easy it was to push, even my 5 year old who weighs 44 pounds and is 44 inches tall was easy to push. It steers easily and seems very durable. I like that the fabric is easy to clean. My baby loves the stroller. If ever he is fussy I can just put him in and go for a stroll and he calms down. The seat fully reclines and has a footrest that can come all the way up, creating a little bassinet for a small baby. I love the large basket underneath the stroller. It can even fit my large diaper bag. It has a snack tray with two cup holders for baby and a parent tray with a cup holder for mom/dad. The handle bar adjusts for taller parents. The canopy is great. It's very large and can come down and shield baby from the wind/sun at a different angle if necessary. It's easy to fold. Just pull up on the handlebar and push down and it will lock in place. It is a full size stroller, so expect it to take up a bit of room in your trunk, but I don't think it's very heavy. I think this is the best full size stroller your money can buy. Search no more!
simply the best June 9, 2008
C. Laframboise (w. yarmouth, ma)
4 out of 6 found this review helpful
my husband and I are expecting our first child, and recently went into BRU to test out some strollers. We wanted one that we both would be comfortable using as he is 6'0 and I am 5'4. While we were testing out the Chicco Cortina (the only one they had there was orange) a dad came up to us and said how highly he recommends this stroller. He said he and his wife tried the more pricey options and they were "horrible". He also told us how it was the only stroller he could use and not kick the bar in the back by the wheels. We both walked it around the store and folded it up and back out with not problem at all. After his talk with us, we tried a few more strollers, and decided that without a doubt, the Chicco Cortina was the way to go. However, we did not want a bright orange stroller. So I went online this am and found the adventure stroller here for a great price and free shipping! We went with just the stroller as we are getting a Britax Decathalon we will be using from the get go and do not need the infant seat. We must have tried at least 20 strollers, and this was the best BY FAR! You will surely get the best bang for your buck!
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