Suspension push bar cover, designed for use with the Thule Urban Gide 2 trolley

Designed for the Thule Urban Gide 2 trolley, the push bar cover kit for Sanna is so neatly designed after the push bar that it looks like it came with the trolley.

Get a cover braid it yourself at home and you don’t have to bring the trolley anywhere. We already have the dimensions of the push handle, so you don’t need to measure anything when ordering.

Order a push fabric cover online!

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Choice of colours

Choose your faux leather option HERE! That way, we’ll know which leather to use to sew the cover of the shawl for you.

Maintenance guide

Clean with a damp cloth or soap and water.

NB! Do not use disinfectants containing alcohol. This will cause the artificial wax to crumble.

Installation guide

You can braid the cover of the push fabric onto the trolley yourself at home. We will send you braiding instructions, a needle and detailed braiding instructions with text, photos and video.

Watch the video to see what braiding the cover looks like .

Order a push fabric cover online!

See also our other products we have created for use together. Thule Urban Glide 2 trolley and universal accessories that are also suitable for use with the UG2 trolley.

Want a cover for another trolley model? See the full range of push handle covers HERE.

Frequently asked questions about braiding

I got the covers. Is this cover supposed to stay like this so that the edges don’t protrude around the push fabric together?

Yes. What this does is that the cover goes on well under tension. This, in turn, prevents the skin from crusting when cornering. So with the Thule trolleys, it really does look like the covers are the wrong size when you hold them in front. But that’s the way it should be.

Which way does the cover go on, what’s on top and what’s underneath?

The cover has inscribed texts: above and below. Position the cover so that the text “top” is in the middle/above the drop-stitch and the text “bottom” is at the edge/bottom.

Which way do I leave the seam?

Sew the seam in the direction of the inside curve, as shown in the photos above. Thule has two bends though and so the position of the inside bend in the length of the stitch changes. But start from the middle/top, set the stitches there in the middle and work your way down from there.

Is it ok that I have to pull the braiding cord so hard?

Yes. The ropes are strong and you can pull them with confidence. Braid 4-5cm, then pull the finished area tight. Then again 4-5cm and then tighten. It is part of the job to pull the strings and this will ensure a flat result in the bends.
The fingers and nails must remain intact when you play, then everything is OK and in the right size.