Chariot Chinook 2: 03/27/13

Chariot Chinook 2 with First Year of Life Accessories - Part 3

Just thought I would share some pictures of our new Chariot Chinook. When I was looking to purchase it I found very little info on the Chinook online other than what is on the Chariot website.
I do plan to add some descriptions to the pictures as well as some more pictures of it in action once it warms up a bit here.

Feel free to comment or ask questions!

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Above you can see the little latch which reclines the seat. Below is a picture of the seats in the reclining position.

With the chariot in reclining position and the back weather cover rolled back you can see perfectly into the chariot from above.

The chariot has three handle height positions. There is also a fold and bike setting.

A Closer look of the CAS (Chariot Adjustable Suspension).

Above-The wheels pop of by pushing the black center button.

A look from underneath. See how the wheel folds under for biking.

As you can see in the picture below, the seat height is approximatly 23 inches.

The seats with that bottom floor part (really don't know what to call it) in place.

The seats without the baby supporter padding in place. They harness seems to be really easy to adjust.

Below is the floor of the Chinook.

The seat pieces removed. The bottom of the seat removes easily which will be very nice come time to clean it.

There you have a quick review in pictures. Once it warms up and our 3 feet of snow melts I plan to be outside trying it out. I also hope to take some pictures of the bag as well as the car seat adaptor that comes with it. For now I hope that helps for anyone who is looking to purchase the Chariot Chinook 2 but can not go into a store to see it. If you would like anymore details or pictures please leave a comment. Thanks!

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Chariot Chinook 2 with First Year of Life Accessories - Part 2

The bug cover zips down and is fastened at the bottom by hook and loop.

Above the weather covers are all the way up. Below I have the sun shade down.

The next few have the rain cover in place.

Below picture shows how all the weather covers can be taken off by simply separating the hook & loop.

Below is the button that controls handle height and is also used when attaching the bike hitch as well as folding up the carrier.

The next 2 show the parking brake.

Wheels are free to move.

Brake engaged. Both wheels are locked.

Above and below show the rear storage pocket. Hard to see but behind the long list of warnings is a smaller zippered pocket for phones, keys or other small items.

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Chariot Chinook 2 with First Year of Life Accessories - Part 1

This is the Pumpkin Chinook 2.

The next 3 photos show the easily adjustable front wheel. You can actually take the whole front wheel off if you would like.

The Chinook is really easy to open and fold. The little green indicator below lets me know that the frame is locked in place all the way and ready for action.

Below is the head supporter.

There are also hip pads that can be removed, which you will see in some of the other pictures.

To use the buckle you need you need to put the buckle piece on the left on top of the one one the right and then insert into the crotch strap.

Below you can see that there is a kinda mat/shelf thing that you can clip onto the frame so kids with short legs (babies) have a place to rest there legs.