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Chicco Cortina Travel System Race Red/Tan | 
 enlarge | Brand: Chicco
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $319.99
Buy New: $292.99
You Save: $27.00 (8%)
New (3) from $292.99
Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 3440
Color: Race - Red/Tan
Shipping Weight (lbs): 50
Dimensions (in): 27.5 x 19.8 x 31
MPN: 07060796780070
UPC: 049796602678
EAN: 0049796602678
ASIN: B001CCIJHQ
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| • | The Chicco KeyFit 30 Infant Car Seat is the premier infant carrier for safety, comfort, and convenience | | • | The KeyFit 30 is packed with features that make this Infant Car Seat the easiest to install and thus the safest choice for your baby |
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Product Description
The Chicco KeyFit 30 Infant Car Seat is the premier infant carrier for safety, comfort, and convenience. The KeyFit 30 is packed with features that make this Infant Car Seat the easiest to install and thus the safest choice for your baby. Designed especially for the Chicco KeyFit 30 Infant Car Seat, the Cortina Stroller works as a travel system for your infant and a full-size stroller for your growing baby. The Cortina Stroller will satisfy your desire for convenience, comfort and safety. The Cortina Stroller features one-hand fold, automatic storage latch and a multi-position, fully reclining seat with "Memory Recline". Includes parent,child cup holders and large storage basket,multi-position leg rest, reversible canopy, and all wheel suspension.The Infant seat is rated up to 30 lbs! It includes energy-absorbing foam for improved side-impact protection, removable newborn insert for smaller babies, a thickly cushioned seat pad and five-point harness for maximum comfort. Includes a spring-assisted level foot, bubble levels, and "Center-Pull" adjustment for easiest installation. Ages birth to 3 years and up to 30 lbs. for the infant seat and 50 lbs. for the stroller. 28" x 21" x 47. Race or Adventure Green.
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| Customer Reviews:
Chic and Maneuverable October 12, 2008
Marbles C. (UT United States)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
We absolutely love this travel system! We were first attracted to it because it is not as huge and bulky (and ugly) as a lot of the Graco, Eddie Bauer, and Safety First travel systems out there. It is still large, but it looks a lot sleeker than others. (We also didn't want a crazy expensive space-age-looking travel system.) Overall we are very happy with this system and it is the one I would buy again. Here are the pros and cons of this system for us:
Pros:
-Looks great!
-Car seat is crash tested to 70 mph and also side-crash tested! Most other car seats in the US are only tested at 35 mph in frontal crashes.
-Car seat snaps so easily into stroller and base
-Car seat base can attach with LATCH or with seat belt
-You can use the car seat with or without the base (So if you have to use it in someone else's car you can just use the seatbelt.)
-Car seat has five point harness
-Car seat base has a level so you can see if it's in at the right angle
-Car seat is safe for children up to 30lbs! (Most only go to 22lbs)
-Stroller folds and unfolds with one hand (seriously! It took a little practice but the woman at the store gave us a quick lesson and we can really open and close it with one hand!)
-Stroller is so amazingly easy to steer
-Stroller can stand up on its own when folded up
-Stroller has adjustable handlebar height
-Stroller front wheels can lock in a forward position if you want
-Stroller tray insert is detachable and dishwasher safe
-Stroller has a covered compartment for parent stuff and a cup holder
-Stroller reclines all the way for infants
-Stroller foot-flap folds down for older children and up to keep infants inside (makes a bassinet-type area)
-Stroller "remembers" the back-height/recline setting when re-opened
-Stroller is designed so that we don't hit our feet on it when we walk (I am 5'9" and my husband is 6'.)
Cons:
-Car seat base is hard to secure in our Mazda 6 so that it moves an inch or less to either side
-Stroller wheel got a dent in it after 1 month and now makes a little noise and bump when we go over that part
-Stroller canopy is a little small
-Stroller basket is hard to access when the car seat is in the stroller (when the back of the stroller is all the way down)
-Stroller brakes are impossible to undo in flip flops and kind of hard to undo in normal shoes (I usually just end up bending down and unlocking it with my hand.)
That's all! Hope that helps!
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