Introducing the Ickle Bubba Altima All-in-One i-Size Travel System with Isofix Base in sleek black, designed for modern parents who seek versatility and safety for their little ones. This remarkable travel system transforms as your child grows, providing both a carrycot for newborns and a pushchair suitable from birth to 22kg. The spacious carrycot comes with a luxurious mattress and a quilted apron that has a privacy panel, ensuring your baby can rest peacefully on the go.
The Altima pushchair excels in user-friendliness with its innovative one-handed folding mechanism. This feature allows parents to quickly pack away the pushchair, even while holding their baby. Plus, the spacious design boasts a generous, easy-access shopping basket, making it simple to carry all your essentials. Expandable hoods with mesh panels offer enhanced breathability, while beneficial sun visors provide that extra shield against harsh sunlight.
What sets this travel system apart is the included Stratus i-Size Car Seat and Isofix Base, which meet the high standards of the ECE-R129 regulations. This ensures your baby is secured safely in the car, offering peace of mind during every ride. With side impact protection, pop-out impact panels, and a supportive newborn liner, your little one is cocooned in comfort and security.
Key Features:
- Effortless one-handed fold for quick and convenient storage.
- Includes a changing backpack with a padded mat for on-the-go essentials.
Specifications of the Altima Pushchair and Carrycot:
- Suitable from birth – 22kg
- Weight: 9kg (seat unit with chassis & wheels)
- Unfolded Dimensions: H: 117cm x D: 77cm x W: 60cm
- Folded Dimensions: H: 65cm x D: 40cm x W: 60cm
- Handle height (at highest): 105cm
Specifications of the Car Seat:
- Suitable from 40-87cm
- Weight: 4.7kg
- Complies with ECE-R129 i-Size safety standard
The Ickle Bubba Altima Travel System is not just a means to travel; it’s a blend of style, convenience, and safety. Equip your family with this travel system and enjoy every journey together.
