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SURF N' TURF STROLLER ADAPTER KIT    

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Picture of SURF N' TURF STROLLER ADAPTER KIT The Surf n' Turf Stroller Adapter Kit is a set of beach wheels designed to convert a standard stroller into a beach wheelchair for children with mobility disabilities. With the use of only one tool (included), the frame adjusts to fit most strollers, including Quickie, Panda, and Tumbleforms. FRAME: The folding anodized aluminum frame with a T-6 aluminum chassis is available in several colors. WHEELS: This model has four quick-release aluminum wheels with yellow tires. The balloon tires measure 11 x 6 inches in diameter. COLOR: The wheels are available in silver, yellow, orange, or teal.

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This product record was updated on February 11, 2013.

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Hotshot Products

1920 Del Amo Boulevard, #A
Torrance, California 90501
United States
Telephone: 866-852-7305 or 310-533-5911.
Fax: 310-372-2546.
Web: http://www.hotshotproducts.org.
Email: b1hotshot@aol.com.


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