Showing posts with label Sunshade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunshade. Show all posts

Friday, April 6, 2012

Protect-a-Bub Deluxe 3-in-1 Sunshade - Single - Black

Protect-a-Bub Deluxe 3-in-1 Sunshade - Single - Black Review



Protect-a-Bub Deluxe 3-in-1 Sunshade - Single - Black Feature

  • UPF 50+ (the highest sun protection rating possible)
  • Specially woven fabric is breathable and doesn't retain heat
  • Fully adjustable to fit all canopied single stroller and jogger models
  • Pediatrician recommended
  • Sunshade can be left attached to the stroller or folds away easily for storage in an included fabric bag
Our most versatile UPF 50+ sunshade, offering three coverage options for varying degrees of sun protection.
  • Full coverage - breathable fabric panel covers mesh viewing area allowing baby to sleep
  • Partial coverage - large mesh viewing area provides 70% shade and
    reduces glare
  • Canopy-style coverage (comparable to Classic Sunshade) - converts in
    one step

Additional Features

  • Tested and rated UPF 50+
  • Blocks 99% of the sun's UV rays
  • Specially woven polyester microfiber is breathable and doesn't
    retain heat
  • Fits all stroller and jogger brands with a canopy
  • Easily attaches to stroller frame
  • Includes carry bag


Sunday, July 17, 2011

Protect-a-Bub Single Compact Sunshade, Black

Protect-a-Bub Single Compact Sunshade, Black Review



Protect-a-Bub Single Compact Sunshade, Black Feature

  • UPF 50+ (the highest sun protection rating possible)
  • Specially woven fabric is breathable and doesn't retain heat
  • Great for smaller compact strollers
  • Pediatrician recommended
  • Sunshade can be left attached to the stroller or folds away easily for storage in an included fabric bag
The Compact Stroller Sunshade Attachment is a smaller version of our highly popular Classic Stroller Sunshade Attachment which easily ties to any canopied stroller jogger carriage or car seat and is made from specially woven UPF rated breathable fabric providing protection from the sun s rays and full air circulation