The Giramondo baby stroller is lightweight (only 5.3 kg) and compact (height just 64 cm). It features an aluminum frame that perfectly complements its design. The waterproof canopy, including a window at the top, allows you to monitor your child during the journey. The canopy can be opened from the back to prevent your child from overheating on hot summer days, while also offering UV 50+ protection. The adjustable backrest that fully reclines makes the Giramondo suitable from birth, something especially appreciated by parents who travel frequently. As such, the stroller is smaller than a folding cot and its maneuverability is easier during transportation.

• Lightweight (only 5.3 kg) and compact (only 64 cm height)
• Multi-position backrest, suitable from birth
• Reinforced, spacious and deep seat
• One-piece handlebar
• Canopy that converts into sun protection
• Long, adjustable footrest
• Removable safety bar
• Swivel front wheels
• Rear wheels with synchronized brake
• Smooth front and rear suspension
• 5-point safety system
• Very spacious basket
• Compact folding
• Stands on its own when folded

Included accessories: canopy, rain cover, basket. The covers are easy to remove and can be washed at 30°C.

Dimensions and weights:

• Open: L 46 - W 81 - H 100 cm
• Folded: L 46 - W 25 - H 64 cm
• Weight: 5.3 kg

Safety: European regulatory reference: EN1888-1 2: 2018+A1:2022.

• Brake test: mandatory use of the connected brake for increased safety
• 360° rotation test: checks the durability of the 5-point safety system
• Wear test: tests the durability of the stroller on an obstacle course simulating product use
• Accidental folding test: checks double safety mechanisms that prevent accidental folding
• Completely non-toxic materials (EN71) and phthalates-free (regulation 2005/84/EC)
• Rough terrain endurance test. European regulation requires 72,000 cycles; Cam performs the test at 500,000 cycles
• Handlebar and suspension endurance test. European regulation requires 10,000 cycles; Cam performs the test at 30,000 cycles