GB Qbit+ All City Stroller-Velvet Black
Description
You can go from pushing to carrying within seconds with the easy one hand fold, it folds down to such a compact size that you can even fit it under a train seat or in the smallest of car boots. The Qbit+ differs from the Qbit because it has a fully reclinable back, enabling it to lie flat so it can be used from birth. The recline is very easy to use with a toggle and strap system to adjust the angle to your requirements. The removable wheels are also larger at 16cm to help you traverse across rough terrain, and there is extra padding around the head as well as the shoulders and crotch for extra comfort. Just because it's light doesn't mean it isn't strong! It's expertly designed from durable materials, still managing to be comfortable for your little one. An adjustable harness with soft shoulder pads holds your child safely in place when you're on those little journeys together and an XXL sun canopy throws shade over them, keeping them cool as you roll. A see-through strip in the canopy allows you to peek in at your little one to check they are ok. The Qbit+ has a comfortable handlebar which offers a convenient one-handed push and steering for you, lockable front swivel wheels so you can nip through the city streets with ease, and a footbrake on the back lets you stop in a hurry. A spacious shopping basket is included underneath the seat so you can stow away changing bags or anything else you need to take with you. Of course, the real star of the show is the brilliant one-handed fold, which when used turns the pushchair into a small cube-shape, hence the name! An automatic fold lock keeps it folded when you want it to be, and it even free-stands when folded, keeping the beautiful fabrics away from dirty floors. Perfect when you've stopped at a cafe for lunch, or for that cupboard under the stairs when you get home at the journey's end. If the fabric on the Qbit+ does become soiled, you can remove it for machine washing at 30 degrees for your convenience- just anothe
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