Stokke Xplory - Red Standard Stroller

The unique stroller with a European flair, the Stokke Xplory Basic, is a scaled-down version of the Stokke Xplory Complete. Still boasting the same innovation and quality engineering, the only difference is the Stokke Xplory Basic does not come with the Carry Cot. With a reversible seat that's fully adjustable in height and depth, the Xplory brings your baby up to you, optimizing eye contact, promoting bonding, and reinforcing his sense of security. Experts believe this type of face-to-face interaction is crucial in helping an infant develop social skills. For a toddler, simply switch the Stokke Xplory's seat forward and the elevated height means a fuller, more interesting view of the world. Plus, the Xplory's adjustable height allows it to function as a high chair, so you can say good riddance once and for all to those germy restaurant high chairs. The Stokke Xplory Basic comes with a chassis and seat. The Xplory stroller is extremely stable and easy to maneuver, with larger rear wheels, a two-wheel mode

Stokke Xplory Basic Higher is better! Stokke has redesigned the baby carriage for the 21st Century! The Stokke Xplory is a state-of-the-art futuristic baby stroller designed, believe it or not, to enhance parent-baby bonding. You see, the Xplory seats your child up high. From his or her elevated viewpoint, baby can better interact with Mom, Dad, and all their surroundings. The higher seat height also means no bending and crouching for parents. Handle height and angle are also adjustable for parents' convenience. Of course, the Stokke Xplory has a five-point safety harness for the best in security. Like all Stokke products, this stroller is dedicated to provide children with the comfort they deserve. It is one of the best in the baby stroller market because it is so innovative and versatile. The Stokke Xplory is one of the few infant strollers which features two-way sitting. The mode facing the parent features three positions: sleep, rest and active sitting. In 'sleep position' on the Stokke Xplory there i