Archive for the ‘Child seat’ Category
Product Description
No need to disturb your baby during the transition from car to stroller. Just snap your baby’s car seat into this high-riding stroller frame with parent tray and super-sized storage basket — and off you go. Designed to accommodate most infant car seats, this lightweight superstar has an easy, one-handed fold that makes it simple to stow, even with a child in your arms. It has a front suspension, dual locking front-swivel wheels, and rear brakes to make stop-and-go strolls a snap.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1182 in Baby Product
- Color: Black
- Brand: Baby Trend
- Model: 1305
- Released on: 2008-12-13
- Dimensions: 40.00″ h x 40.00″ w x 40.00″ l, 12.00 pounds
Features
- Turns infant car seat into stroller
- Carries all baby trend and most major brands of infant car seats
- Folds compact for storage and travel
- Extra large storage basket
- Rear wheels with brakes
Editorial Reviews
From the Manufacturer
The Baby Trend Snap and Go Stroller allow parents to place infant car seat on carriage frame without removing child. It’s a convenient alternative to a conventional carriage or stroller because it fits most major brand car seats. This folds compactly for storage or travel with one hand fold and features an extra large storage basket.
Customer Reviews
Really like for Chicco Keyfit 30
I bought this to carry my Chicco Keyfit 30 infant car seat. I really like it. Steers well. Is easy to fold. Feels well made. Looks good. Storage basket is a good size, but accessible from the front of stroller instead of the back, which is a weird design element. The car seat doesn’t clip in to the stroller (like the Graco car seats clip into the Graco snap n go), but there is a strap that keeps the seat in place. It’s good!
Favorite Shower Gift!
I received the Snap N’ Go as a shower gift and have loved it for 6 months and counting! It was super easy to assemble, but that’s just the beginning of its benefits. We use it with the Chicco Keyfit 30 carseat and it fits perfectly. Living in the city makes it hard to lug around a large stroller (in fact, I still have the Chicco Cortina stroller in its box!), but the Snap N’ Go is lightweight and easy to maneuver. In addition, it fits well in my midsize sedan’s trunk with tons of room to spare. I also love the cup-holders for my *cold* coffee and the little compartment for my keys. Great features for a fabulous price. . .highly, highly recommended!
Works great with Chicco Keyfit 30
We use this with a Chicco Keyfit 30 and it fits very nicely, it’s snug inside and although it does not “snap” I never felt the seat was not secure. There is a strap you can use to attach it but I never felt the need. We have a big diaper bag that you can’t get out once the seat is in place so you must left off the seat to access it but for us that’s no big deal, we never use the cup holders but the key holder works great for keys and cell phones.
Product Description
This washable, durable nylon case holds the Compass Folding Booster Car Seat, and the carry strap lets you easily transport your car seat no matter where you go! Booster seats sold separately.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #445 in Baby Product
- Color: Black
- Brand: The First Years
- Model: B502-BLK
- Dimensions: 2.30″ h x 9.00″ w x 9.40″ l, .80 pounds
Features
- Tough, durable 600 denier nylon
- Compass
Customer Reviews
Excellent bag
I ordered this bag to store the compass 510 booster seat. It is an excellent bag, made of sturdy nylon. I would recommend it to anyone who owns a compass booster seat.
It’s ok
I was definitely disappointed. The material is thin and it’s a bit too big for the booster seat that it’s supposed to fit. I think I would have been better off with an inexpensive duffel bag.
Better than nothing, but not great for air travel
This bag has decent construction and fits the booster seat well, but that’s about it. For air travel, it’s better than nothing, but also has some disadvantages. It doesn’t do anything more than cover the seat–there’s no foam padding or anything like that to provide extra protection for the seat against damage caused in baggage handling. (But what do you expect for around $20, I guess?) More importantly, the strap is not removable, and there’s no way to secure it to the bag so that it doesn’t flap around. This greatly increases the chance of the bag (and seat inside) getting lost, damaged, or delayed during airport baggage handling, as loose straps can get caught in the automatic baggage handling machinery. Be sure to identify the bag as containing a car seat when checking in at the airport, as most major airlines will have a separate handling procedure for car seats that might spare you the inconvenience of a damaged/lost bag and seat.
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