stokke jetkids black Stokke JetKids BedBox - Ride-On luggage - Midnight Grey
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stokke jetkids black

stokke jetkids black Stokke JetKids BedBox - Ride-On luggage - Midnight Grey

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stokke jetkids black Stokke JetKids BedBox - Ride-On luggage - Midnight GreyMake every journey exciting for your little traveler with the Stokke JetKids BedBox the best ride on suitcase for kids, designed for children ages 2 7. Airline approved and travel friendly, this ride on luggage doubles as a kids' travel bed, ensuring your child stays comfortable on long haul flights or quick getaways. With a spacious storage compartment, it keeps essentials like snacks, toys, and travel must haves within easy reach. Let your child

Make every journey exciting for your little traveler with the Stokke® JetKids™ BedBox™ – the best ride-on suitcase for kids, designed for children ages 2-7.

Airline-approved and travel-friendly, this ride-on luggage doubles as a kids' travel bed, ensuring your child stays comfortable on long-haul flights or quick getaways. With a spacious storage compartment, it keeps essentials like snacks, toys, and travel must-haves within easy reach.

Let your child ride, pull, or decorate their JetKids BedBox™ with stickers, turning every airport trip into a fun adventure. Whether you're planning a family vacation, international flight, or weekend getaway, this travel essential for kids makes flying stress-free and fun for both parents and little explorers.

JetKids™ BedBox makes every journey better with its innovative ride, sleep and store design. It has been recognised with a Junior Design Awards, a TIME's Best Innovations award, a Product Innovation Award and a Kind+Jugend Award. With 2 years warranty.

Approved by most airlines around the world

We have put together a list of all airlines approving our Jetkids™ Bedbox™, find it here.

Why Choose Stokke® JetKids™ BedBox™?

  • Airline-approved ride-on suitcase
  • Transforms into an in-flight bed for kids
  • Lightweight, durable, and easy to maneuver
  • Perfect for toddlers and kids (2-7 years old)
  • Keeps travel essentials organized and accessible

Upgrade your child’s travel experience with the best kids’ suitcase for flights – the Stokke® JetKids™ BedBox™.

Features
    • Transform your family travels with this premium ride-on suitcase, officially approved by airlines.
    • This travel essential allows your child to rest comfortably or sleep during long and short-haul flights.
    • Fun and functional with ample storage, the BedBox™ holds your child’s must-haves.
    • Stickers are great to develop fine motricity for kids and to make the Bedbox their own.
    • Your trip is an excellent opportunity to introduce your kids to the world around them, helping cultivate a lifelong love of travel and most importantly to enjoy time with you!
    Specifications

    Product Size (cm/in)W 20 cm x H 39 cm x D 47 cm / W 7.9 in x H 15.4 in x D 18.5 in


    Weight (kg/lbs)

    3 kg / 6.6 lbs


    Suitable for age

    from 24 to 84 (months)


    Suitable for weight (kg/lbs)

    35 kg / 77 lbs


    Materials

    ABS, nylon


    Materials Textiles

    Mattress: 65% Polyester / 35% Cotton.


    Volume Bedbox (litres/gallons)19 litres / 5,3 gallon

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