Stokke - Jetkids BedBox V3 Ride-On Suitcase

Stokke Jetkids BedBox V3 Ride On Suitcase is a premium travel essential designed to make family journeys easier and more comfortable. Officially approved by airlines, this innovative suitcase allows children to ride, be pulled, or pull it themselves through the airport, then transforms a standard economy seat into a cozy inflight bed in just five simple steps.

Features

• Transforms an economy seat into a comfortable bed for children in five easy steps
• Ride on carry on suitcase for children to sit on, pull, or be pulled
• Shock absorbing front swivel wheels for smooth and easy maneuvering
• Adjustable multi purpose strap for carrying over the shoulder or pulling along
• Top opening design keeps items securely stored inside
• Extendable lid increases seat length for a larger sleeping surface
• Includes mattress and soft side panels for added comfort
• Seat belt can be used while sitting upright or lying down
• Scandinavian design with aviation inspired details

Before You Go

• Personalize the BedBox with the included decorative stickers
• Spacious interior stores travel essentials and favorite toys
• Practical storage compartment inside the lid for easy organization

Getting Around

• Front swivel wheels provide excellent control and stability
• Top handle allows children to hold on securely while riding
• Comfortable foot ledge supports tired feet during airport travel

During Travel

• Suitable for use on planes, trains, and ferries
• Universal design fits most standard economy airplane seats
• Creates a cozy, enclosed space for naps and rest

Specifications

• Product Size: 46 x 20 x 36 cm / 18.1 x 7.9 x 14.2 in
• Product Weight: 3 kg / 6.6 lbs
• Recommended Age: 24 to 84 months

What’s Included

• Jetkids BedBox V3 suitcase
• Mattress and soft side panels
• Adjustable carrying strap
• Two sheets of decorative stickers

Care Instructions 

• Wipe clean with a damp cloth
• Ensure all components are securely fitted before use
• Always follow airline guidelines when using onboard