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Joolz Geo2 Double Questions & Answers
1 question from our users
Emily Masked
I'm very interested in buying this pram but was wondering if you have to buy the second seat separately?
2 answers
Customer S.Joolz
Hi Emily M,
The Geo2 comes as a single pram, with the upper bassinet and upper seat.
If down the track you need to convert it to the double pram, you can purchase the extension kit separately, which comes with the lower bassinet and lower seat.
Hope this makes sense.
Regards
JOOLZ x
Customer Service T.Joolz
Hi Emily,
Yes, you do have to purchase it separately. That's the beauty about it though, those having their first child can have the Geo2 as a single pram and don't have to purchase the second seat until later if they plan to extend their family down the track. You can view it here - https://my-joolz.com.au/shop/joolz-geo2-expandable-set/
Hope this helps?
Regards,
Joolz AU
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