Introducing the innovative Thule Shine Air Purifier Canopy – technology that makes city strolling a breeze
For many families living in cities worldwide, air pollution is a bitter reality. Babies and young children are most vulnerable to the harmful effects of pollution since their lungs are in crucial stages of development. That’s why Thule has developed the Thule Shine Air Purifier Canopy, an accessory for your Thule Shine city stroller that ensures your baby can breathe purified air wherever you go.
Thule has partnered with Swedish technology start-up bubl.AB to develop the air purification technology used in the Thule Shine Air Purifier Canopy. Anchored in science and using proven technologies, the system ensures your baby can breathe purified air wherever you go. The canopy uses EPA Filters, and the canopy’s silent fan ensures your baby is not woken up or disturbed creating a gentle breeze of filtered air.
Despite the gentle airflow, more than 150 liters of purified air is released around your baby every minute. The accompanying app compares the air quality inside the canopy to the air outside, and lets you know when it’s time to change the filter.
Thule Shine – the compact yet spacious city stroller for all-around comfort
From newborn to toddler, the new Thule Shine stroller lets parents take on the bustling city life with their child from day one. The stroller’s lightweight, compact, and easy-to-handle design is perfect for navigating urban spaces yet it’s uncompromising in its premium features. The Thule Shine includes a padded and reversible reclining seat, large ventilated and extendable canopy, and a built-in adjustable leg rest for safe and comfortable cruising.
A wide assortment of from-birth accessories
The Thule Shine is compatible with from-birth accessories that let you stroll from day one with your child. The innovative Thule Shine Air Purifier Canopy also works on both a bassinet and toddler seat, so that your child can breathe purified air during the most crucial years of their lung development.
