Trak is a specialized children's stroller that is very helpful when transporting children who are unable to move by themselves and sit in the correct position. This stroller is aimed at children who are over eight months old.

Trak stroller is a product that guarantees excellent stabilization of the head, torso, and pelvis. Its goal is to help to maintain the correct sitting position during the child's transportation. The correct sitting position, accomplished by many hours of hard work with the physiotherapist, should be protected and continued in the stroller.

Trak offers a lot of features that are common for regular strollers, such as:

• Anatomically correct seating

• Large wheels

• Innovative folding system

Other important features:

1. Foldable frame with seating

2. Adjustable seat with depth and width regulation

3. Backrest with height regulation

4. Adjustable backrest tilt

5. Adjustable seat tilt

6. Independent regulation of hip and chest supporters

7. Regulated angle and height of footrests

8. Multifunctional cover

Trak offers a wide range of functionality:

1. The seating pad has been specially designed to position and stabilize the child's pelvis, which has a significant impact on protecting the hip joint and determines the posture of the whole body. The multi-layered construction not only enables the correct position but also gives comfort to our children.

2. Wheels always play a crucial role in every stroller as they determine the usefulness, agility, and ability to ride even in rough conditions. In the Trak stroller, we can find one of the biggest wheels available for strollers, which makes this product so unique.

The weight of the stroller and the easiness of folding are the two parameters that are usually crucial for parents when choosing the right stroller. Trak has been designed to be folded together with all the accessories with just one move without adding additional weight to the construction.

Why is the correct depth of the seat so important?

The length of the seat enables the correct positioning of hips and knees, which determines the stabilization of the torso. In addition, the support to the full size of the hip bones has a significant impact on stabilizing the lower part of the torso and pelvis, which controls the posture. 

When the seat is too short, it doesn't give enough support; when it is too long, on the other hand, it makes it difficult to position the child's feet correctly. For example, pushing the legs too far to the front (when the legs do not bend accurately in the knees) will result in the child balancing with their torso and pushing on the back of the chair.