Silver Cross Freeway Pram - Linear Chassis - Kiddicare

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The freeway is the sleekest and lightest combination pushchair available from silver cross. Suitable from birth to toddler, it's a convenient and protective pram, it's a reversible pushchair, and with the ventura plus car seat it's the perfect travel system. The sleek and lightweight linear chassis comes with lockable swivel wheels, giving you greater mobility around the city; then folds away easily on to its own stand for storage. The freeway gives you the freedom to get on with your life without having to worry about where everything is, where you're meant to use it and whether it'll all fit in. The freeway's lightweight but durable fabric has been cut to create a modern look that retains all the features you'd expect from a combination system. The padded body gives protection and comfort for the first few months, and when your baby's old enough to sit up more, the body converts into a reversible pushchair, and by adding the award winning ventura plus car seat it gives you the complete travel system. Features: Freeway Suitable from birth to toddler Protective pram A reversible, multi-position pushchair Easy, one-click attachment Secure, four-point locking system Airflow hood ventilation Padded apron Deep-padded foot muff Ventilated raincover Matching changing bag with mat and accessories Features:- Linear Chassis Easy-fold chassis with auto lock Self-standing when folded Lockable swivel wheels One-step brake Large shopping basket Height-adjustable, multi-position handle Dimensions: Freeway External - (W) 60 x (H) 103 x (L) 103 cm Internal - (W) 32 x (H) 18 x (L) 72 cm Weight 13.5 kg Linear chassis Open - (W) 42 x (H) 104 x (L) 103 cm Folded - (W) 60 x (D) 29 x (L) 102 cm Weight 6.6 kg

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• Silver
• Cross
• Freeway
• pram
• Linear
• Chassis
• Kiddicare
• buggy
• pushchair
• Stroller
• travel
• system

[foalpants]

Dear Mikker

In Britain we call these, pushchairs. With lighter versions for older children being called a buggy. So while most Americans may google stroller. The British would google pushchair, buggy, pram. Silver cross is a British company, as is Kiddicare. So they'll use British terms. It doesn't mean any of the terms are wrong. Just depends where you're from.