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micro double stroller Veer Switch&Roll Luxe Single-to-Double Stroller with Leather Kit + Bassinet Bundle

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micro double stroller Veer Switch&Roll Luxe Single-to-Double Stroller with Leather Kit + Bassinet BundleThis isnt just a stroller. The Switch&Roll Stroller is your everyday companion for the years aheadthoughtfully designed to grow with your child as your life evolves. Glide effortlessly over city streets, grass and gravel with oversized tires and adjustable suspension that makes every ride feel smooth. A generous canopy protects your little one from the elements, while soft, hose washable Luxe performance fabric makes cleanup less of a chore. From

This isn’t just a stroller. The Switch&Roll Stroller is your everyday companion for the years ahead—thoughtfully designed to grow with your child as your life evolves.

Glide effortlessly over city streets, grass and gravel with oversized tires and adjustable suspension that makes every ride feel smooth. A generous canopy protects your little one from the elements, while soft, hose-washable Luxe performance fabric makes cleanup less of a chore.

From first stroll to first bike ride, the seat evolves—from booster to jogger to bike seat—always ready for what’s next. Choose your color to start your story, then change it up whenever the mood (or season) shifts. Add a cooler. A catch all. A second seat. The system expands with your life.

Compact when folded, complete when assembled. This is gear made to keep up with the pace of parenting, without ever getting in the way.

Features

  • 0+ years with Infant Insert
  • All-terrain Performance
  • Seat can face in either direction
  • 5-point safety harness
  • Bumper bar
  • Built-in straps in Switchback Seat to detach and use as instant mealtime booster
  • Dual seat dampeners for impact absorption
  • Exoskeleton seat bottom and back absorbs impact
  • Cozy, machine or hose washable softgoods
  • Extra extendable high canopy with peak-a-boo window and pop-out sun visor
  • Single-handed, one-click, 4 position recline
  • One-click, 3 position calf support
  • One-handed open and fold
  • Soft, supple Napa leather
  • Hose washable, robotically welded aluminum frame
  • Tunable rear shocks
  • Dual front suspension
  • XL never-flat tires that absorb bumps
  • XL storage basket with zipper pouches
  • Adjustable handle height
  • Multiple, reversible seat positions
  • Foot brake
  • Accommodates your Infant Car Seat or Bassinet to stroll with infant (adapter sold separately)
  • 2 Cup holder mounts (cup holders sold separately)
  • Snap on snack/drink tray (sold separately)

Dimensions

  • Seating Area Height: 19"
  • Seating Area Width: 12"
  • Seating Area Depth: 9.5"
  • Unfolded In Use: 40" L x 25.5" W x 44" H (with handle in low position)
  • Folded with Seat: 25.5" L x 36" W x 15" H
  • Folded without Seat: 25.5" L x 33" W x 11" H
  • Front Wheel: 9.5" W
  • Rear Wheel: 12" W
  • Handlebar Height: 40 – 44"
  • Lowest Position: 40" H
  • Highest Position: 44" H

Weight

  • Seat: 7.5 lbs
  • Frame: 20.25 lbs
  • Frame + Seat: 28.75 lbs

What's In The Box

  • (1) Switchback Seat
  • (1) Removable Softgoods Seat Insert
  • (1) Hidden Booster Seat Straps
  • (1) Detachable Canopy
  • (1) &Roll Frame
  • (1) XL Basket with Zipper Pouches
  • (2) Genuine Napa Leather Grips (one for each handle)
  • (1) Napa Leather Grip for Switchback Seat Bumper Bar
  • (1) Explorer Handbook

Veer Bassinet

Veer’s Bassinet gives your newborn a front-row seat to the world—while keeping them completely flat, fully shaded and comfortable wherever the day takes you.

Designed to integrate seamlessly with the &Roll stroller frame, &Jog jogging frame or any Veer Cruiser (with adapter), this bassinet transforms your gear into a newborn-ready travel system. A vented canopy peekaboo window allows for airflow on warm days, while a hidden sunshade and built-in bug net tuck neatly behind a zippered panel—ready when you need them, invisible when you don’t.

Soft-touch interior fabric keeps things cozy. Integrated feet let it stand on its own, so you can set it down anywhere—beachside, trailhead or backyard—and it folds down to just 6"" for easy storage and travel.

This is more than a bassinet—it’s a launchpad for life in the city or outdoors.

Pro Tip: For Cruiser, attach via the Switchback Adapter. For a double seat configuration with &Roll, try the Second Seat Adapter. Note that Bassinet does not include matching wheel inserts as those are purchased separately with our Cruiser Sidewall or Switchback Color kits.

Features

  • Handle with one-button release
  • Soft, vegan faux suede interior
  • Mattress insert with cover
  • Collapsible bottom for easy storage
  • Built-in canopy with bug net
  • Meets or exceeds ASTM and SOR safety standards and is JPMA Certified

Dimensions

  • Unfolded In Use: 29" L x 16" D x 10" W
  • Folded: 29 L" x 16" W x 4" H70"" wide x 50" deep x 47" high

Weight

  • 5.6 lbs

Capacity

  • Weight Capacity: Birth to 20 lbs

What's In The Box

  • (1) Bassinet
  • (1) Bassinet Canopy
  • (1) Mattress Insert with Cover
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