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Thule Chariot Infant Sling – Gray

105.60
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  • Free exchange and return within 14 days
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Thule Chariot Infant Sling – Gray

The Thule Chariot Infant Sling – Gray is a comfortable and safe solution for carrying your newborn baby (1–10 months) during walks with your Thule Chariot bike trailer. This padded sling provides side support and maximum stability, keeping your little one safe and secure while walking. The sling is easy to install and remove thanks to the secure hooks and is compatible with all Thule Chariot bike trailers.

Comfort and safety

The Infant Sling is specially designed for babies who cannot sit up independently yet. The adjustable shoulder harness ensures a perfect fit, while the soft padding provides extra comfort. The sling is only intended for use in the walking mode of the bike trailer and is not suitable for cycling or jogging.

Easy to use

The sling is machine-washable at 30 degrees, making it easy to keep clean. Weighing just 0.6 kg, the sling is light and convenient to use. Installation is quick and simple, so you’ll be ready to go in seconds.

Features

  • - Suitable for babies from 1 to 10 months (max. 10 kg and 75 cm)
  • - Only to be used in walking mode (not suitable for cycling or jogging)
  • - Padded sling for side support and stability
  • - Adjustable shoulder harness for a perfect fit
  • - Easy installation with secure hooks
  • - Machine-washable at 30 degrees
  • - Compatible with all Thule Chariot bike trailers
  • - Weight: 0.6 kg
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