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4MOMS Origami Stroller



From power folding to cell phone charging, it’s everything a stroller should be.

The Origami is the world’s first power-folding stroller: at the touch of a button, it folds itself. It’s also the world’s first cell phone-charging, mileage-counting, LCD-sporting stroller, with generators in the rear wheels that charge the stroller as you walk. Plus, the Origami has daytime running lights, pathway lights for low-light conditions, and sensors that detect when a child’s in the seat (so it’ll never fold by accident). From power folding to cell phone charging, it’s everything a stroller should be.

It's the world's first power-folding stroller: at the touch of a button, it folds itself. To open or close the stroller, just push that button and relax while the rest takes care of itself.

Products for kids consume millions of alkaline batteries each year, and we didn’t want to add to that total. The Origami has built-in generators so the system recharges itself while you walk. Sure, you can plug it into a wall or even fold it manually if you need to, but a short walk is all it takes to keep the battery fully charged. It’s hard to be greener than that.

We’ve heard it before: won’t it eat my baby? Never fear: the Origami’s strictly vegetarian. Built-in sensors means it won’t fold a child in the seat, and the two-step activation system means you won’t fold it by accident. Plus, the Origami has daytime running lights to keep it visible at all times, and pathway lights to brighten your way in low-light conditions.

The LCD interface makes the Origami so easy to use our grandmothers can do it (no offense, Grandma). Plus, the Origami knows things. All you have to do is look at the display to confirm it knows a child is in the seat, or how charged the battery is, or how far you’ve walked. Easy, convenient, and very cool.

Come rain or come complete and utter darkness, the Origami is easy to see. Daytime running lights make it highly visible to drivers, and pathway lights illuminate your way in low-light conditions.

Features:

Four wheel suspension:
Sunroof
Four cup holders - 2 in the handlebar and 2 in the seat
Four seat back pockets, a detachable handlebar bag accessory, and a large detachable hanging bag provide plenty of room for all your gear.
Just adjust the strap to take the Origami's seat upright at 72° to comfortably reclined at 40°
Luggage style pull wheels


Safety Features

Child safety sensors: We’ve heard it before: won’t it eat my baby? Never fear: the Origami’s strictly vegetarian. Built-in sensors mean it won’t fold with a child in the seat, and obstruction detection software means it stops if folding if there’s something in the way.
Pathway and Daytime Running Lights: Come rain or come complete and utter darkness, the Origami is easy to see. Daytime running lights make it highly visible to drivers, and pathway lights illuminate your way in low-light condition
Two Step Fold: So you won’t do it by accident, folding the Origami takes two (easy) steps: turn the activation ring, then push the button. There’s also a hidden lock switch to thwart those curious toddlers.
Reflective Piping: The Origami’s reflective piping adds to the stroller’s nighttime visibility, and glows like a halo in photos taken at the right angle. Safe and cool!\
Zero Pinch Points: The Origami was designed to minimize pinch points. It folds by telescoping in and out (nothing folds over or snaps together) and the handle bar, seat ring, and legs are opposing curves so nothing can get trapped between them, even when folded. From the frame to the sunshade to the safety harness, the Origami was made with the safety of little arms, legs, fingers, and toes in mind.
Low-Force Motor: About the size of a D-cell battery, the Origami’s motor exerts the same amount of force as those that automate sliding minivan doo
One-Push Brake: Lock or unlock both wheels with one click, just like a ball point pen.
Sunroof: Peek-a-boo window? How about a sunroof? Keep an eye on your baby whether your sunshade is open or closed.

Specifications:

Open dimensions: 41" L x 28" W x 39" H
Closed dimensions: 38" L x 14" W x 21" H
For use with children up to 40 lbs.
Stroller weight: 27 pounds in infant mode, 32 lbs. in toddler mode

Weight and Age Limits:

Origami with seat ring: 40 lbs (usually about two years)
Origami with bassinet: 25 lbs or until child sits up unassisted (usually about 6 months)
Origami with car seat adapter: follow the weight and age limits of your specific car seat