This is the Stingray frame on its own, built with turnable front wheels and a directional stabiliser, solid tyres, quick release rear wheels and a central foot brake, with no hand brake fitted.
Who it suits
It suits a family who already have a Stingray seat unit, or a service replacing a frame while keeping the seating a child is settled in. The turnable front wheels make it easy to steer in shops, corridors and around furniture, and the stabiliser can be locked when you want the front wheels to track straight on a footpath.
Solid tyres mean no punctures and no pumping, which is one less job for a busy household. The quick release rear wheels come off for the car, and the frame folds down separately from the seat.
The central foot brake locks both rear wheels with one movement, so a carer can secure the buggy quickly at a kerb or on a ramp.
