Safety Information - Britax BOB Gear ALTERRAIN User Manual

BOB Gear

Safety Information

Failure to follow all warnings and instructions
could result in SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH.
Read these instructions carefully before using this product� To
ensure proper use, store this user guide in a convenient place
so it can be consulted often�
• Never leave child unattended.
• The maximum weight capacity of the stroller (child plus luggage
weight) is 75 lbs (34 kg). Maximum child height is 44 inches (112
cm). Do not exceed the maximum weight or height, as stroller will
become unstable and tip resulting in serious injury.
• Avoid serious injury from falling or sliding out. Always use
seat harness.
• DO NOT attach parcels or bags to the handlebar or frame of stroller
except those recommended by BOB Gear by Britax, as stroller can
become unstable and tip over.
• Child may slip into leg openings and strangle. Never use in reclined
position unless child is harnessed.
• DO NOT overload the seat back pocket. Maximum weight is 2 lbs
(1 kg). Overloading the seat back pocket may cause the stroller
to become unstable.
• FALL HAZARD - Wheel can detach and cause tip over. Pull on the
wheel to assure it is securely attached.
• DO NOT overload the low boy cargo basket. Maximum weight
is 10 lbs (4.5 kg).
• FALL HAZARD from tip over - Before running, jogging, or walking
fast, LOCK the front wheel from swiveling.
• Do not overload the canopy pocket. Maximum weight is 1 lb (0.45
kg). Overloading the canopy pocket may cause the stroller to
become unstable and tip over.
• Avoid finger entrapment or injury. Always ensure any child
occupants or bystanders are away from the stroller while folding
or unfolding.
• DO NOT park on inclines. The parking brake is intended to park the
stroller on flat surfaces only. Parking on inclines may result in tip
over or runaway stroller.
• The parking brake is not designed as a stopping brake. The
parking brake should not be used to slow or stop the stroller
because doing so could cause the stroller to stop abruptly,
resulting in loss of control.
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