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keenz stroller wagon used Keenz 7S Stroller Wagon

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keenz stroller wagon used Keenz 7S Stroller WagonKeenz 7S Stroller Wagon Red Welcome to the Keenz 7S Stroller Wagon Red. "We love this stroller wagon so so so much. It is amazing in every way possible. I did a lot of research before purchasing and I am so incredibly happy we chose Keenz!"Keenz is the first company who increased the functionality of the wagons and makes it remarkably better than any other brands. This premium deluxe stroller wagon combines all the advantages from existing strollers

Keenz 7S Stroller Wagon - Red

Welcome to the Keenz 7S Stroller Wagon - Red. "We love this stroller wagon so so so much. It is amazing in every way possible. I did a lot of research before purchasing and I am so incredibly happy we chose Keenz!"

Keenz is the first company who increased the functionality of the wagons and makes it remarkably better than any other brands. This premium-deluxe stroller wagon combines all the advantages from existing strollers and wagons pursuing ergonomic design.

The 7s comes with a built in curtain and includes a canopy which is easily stored within the 7s itself. This canopy and curtain keeps your children out of the sun on those hot days that are still beautiful enough to visit a park. Parents are often forced to change diapers out in the open when restrooms aren't available. The issue of privacy is solved with the canopy and curtain that comes with the Keenz 7s Stroller Wagon.

The Keenz 7s has a One Step On/Off Brake, allowing you to quickly and easily apply those breaks without having to adjust multiple wheels to get the stroller or wagon to stop. The 7s also has two 5-Point Safety Harnesses on each side of the stroller wagon, one of the key features that awarded the Keenz 7s Stroller Wagon placement in the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association Certification Program (JPMA).

The dual handle design is another feature unique to the Keenz 7s Stroller Wagon. Not only can you maneuver the 7s from either side, the handles themselves are adjustable. Shorten or lengthen the handles to fit your specific requirements.

The 7s also has a spring suspension system on all four wheels, making the stroller wagon feel like its gliding rather than rolling on the ground. This make the 7s easier to push and control and it gives the children strapped inside a more comfortable ride. Don't forget about the All-Terrain tires that come with the 7s.

Features:
5-point safety harness
Durable aluminum frame
Reflective logo
Rounded frame/fittings
One step on/off brake
11Inch rear wheels
Built in cushioning
900D Polyester fabric
Lightweight at 32lbs
Easy to fold
Built in locking straps
Removable fabric
Two handle design
Easy canopy storage
Simulated leather handle
Adjustable handles
Peaked roof
Padded interior with back cushions
Built in shoe storage
Fold up parcel bag
Rear wheel parking brake
Easy storage
Self standing
Removable rear wheel assembly
Swiveling front wheels with individual locks
Retractable roof with mesh sunscreen
Retractable canopy supports.
Anti-rust
Built in mesh
Magnet top
Built in curtain
Wide view
EVA 7.28inch front wheel
Tread pattern
Spring Suspension
Removable wheels

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