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Chicco is an Italian brand with over 60 years of global experience designed with safety and comfort to help children at every stage. Chicco is constantly working to create the best products while respecting people and the environment, with a perspective to future generations. Chicco never fails to track style trends and explore new innovations to create a range of fashionable and practical baby gear.
The Cortina CX has an adjustable backrest with 8 recline positions. The flat position and pop-up footrest create a cozy bassinet for babies with enclosure on all four sides. The innovative Memory Recline function retains the backrest position during folding and unfolding. Front-wheel suspension and optional toe-tap swivels make it easy to maintain a smooth ride. The child tray has two cup holders, a removable dishwasher-safe liner, and opens from either side or detaches completely for easier in and out. The parent tray includes a cup holder and covered storage for smaller items, and the basket provides space for larger items.
The Cortina CX Travel System includes the number 1-rated Chicco KeyFit 30 Infant Car Seat, the easiest infant car seat to install simply and securely every time.
Adult assembly required. Never leave child unattended. Always keep child in view while in the stroller. Avoid serious injury from falling or sliding out. Always use seat belt. After fastening buckles, adjust belts to get a snug fit around your child. While using Chicco infant car seat with stroller: ONLY USE the Chicco infant car seat with this stroller. Only use this product to transport infants that are within the size and weight limitations of the infant car seat.
We highly recommend Chicco Cortina Cx Travel System because it has 8-position reclining seat with flat position and full enclosure for newborns, one-hand, free-standing fold, compatible with all KeyFit infant car seats for travelling, parent tray with cup holder and covered storage, child tray with two cup holders and removable, dishwasher-safe liner.
