Stroller frame
AssigneeWonderland Switzerland AG
InventorsDaniel SACK, Curtis HARTENSTINE, Ryan MILLER, Andrew HORST
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AssigneeWonderland Switzerland AG
InventorsDaniel SACK, Curtis HARTENSTINE, Ryan MILLER, Andrew HORST
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A stroller frame includes a seat pan, an operating handle movably coupled to the seat pan, and two opposite foldable side frame units each including a front leg, a handle rod, a rear leg that has a top end pivotally connected to the handle rod, a bottom leg that has a lower end pivotally connected to the rear leg, and a sliding basket tube that is movably coupled to said seat pan and slidably connected to said rear leg. To unfold the stroller frame, said operating handle is pushed downward to drive said seat pan to pivot downward so that an angle between said front leg and said bottom leg of each of said side frame units increases until said stroller frame is converted from a folded state to an unfolded state.
A stroller frame comprising:
The stroller frame as claimed in claim I, wherein each of said side frame units further has a locking member that is connected between said handle rod and said front leg, and that is operable to move between a locked position and an unlocked position for restraining and permitting pivotal movement of said handle rod relative to said front leg, respectively.
A stroller frame comprising:
The stroller frame as claimed in claim14, wherein to fold said stroller frame from the unfolded state, said operating handle is pulled upward to drive said seat pan to pivot upward relative to said front leg of each of said side frame units such that said front leg, said bottom leg, and said rear leg of each of said side frame units move toward one another to convert said stroller frame to the folded state.
The stroller frame as claimed in claim l6, wherein:
The stroller frame as claimed in claiml8, wherein said locking member is linked to said operating handle through a cable, and is actuated by a pivotal movement of the operating handle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.