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yoyo zen double stroller YOYO Connect Frame

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yoyo zen double stroller YOYO Connect FrameBabyzen YOYO Connect Frame converts your existing YOYO or Stokke YOYO into a double stroller with a single click, attaching to the back of the original frame without tools or adapters. For families with twins or two children close in age, it eliminates the need to buy an entirely new stroller. The combined system offers five configurations covering bassinet and bassinet, bassinet and 6+ seat, two 6+ seats, and car seat combinations, which means the

Babyzen YOYO Connect Frame converts your existing YOYO² or Stokke YOYO³ into a double stroller with a single click, attaching to the back of the original frame without tools or adapters. For families with twins or two children close in age, it eliminates the need to buy an entirely new stroller. The combined system offers five configurations covering bassinet and bassinet, bassinet and 6+ seat, two 6+ seats, and car seat combinations, which means the setup grows alongside your children from newborn through toddler years. The frame uses the same patented folding system as the YOYO³ so the fold sequence is identical to what you already know — one motion, same compact result, still accepted as cabin luggage on most airlines.

The frame measures 17.3 inches wide which is narrow enough to clear standard doorways and move through tight urban spaces without turning sideways. Each seat position holds up to 48.5 lbs and the reversible backrest adjusts independently for each child. The 4-wheel braking system locks both frames simultaneously with one step. At 13 lbs the Connect adds meaningful capacity without making the combined system unwieldy. The shopping basket is included and accessible while both seats are in use. ANB Baby carries the full Babyzen collection and all orders over $45 ship free.

Features

  • Converts YOYO² or Stokke YOYO³ into a double stroller in one click
  • 5 seating configurations for twins or siblings
  • Same patented folding system as YOYO³
  • 17.3 inches wide — fits through standard doorways
  • Accepted as cabin luggage on most airlines
  • 4-wheel simultaneous braking system
  • Reversible backrest on second seat
  • 48.5 lbs weight capacity per seat
  • Suitable from birth to 4 years when used with compatible accessories
  • Available in White and Peppermint frame colors
  • 2-year warranty

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