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• Go Anywhere, Do Anything with this Baby Trend Sit-n-Stand Full-Size Stroller
• Buckle Closure; 5-Point Harness
• 2-Position Reclining Padded Seat
• 1-Hand Fold Mechanism
• Removable Wheels
• 2 Detachable Bottle Holders
• Extra-Large Storage
• 2 Parent Cupholders
• 2 Trays
• Flame Retardant
• Spot Clean Only
• Includes Sun Canopy
• Assembly Required
• Recommended Ages: 6 mos. and Up; For Children Up to 50 lbs.
• 18.5 x 18.5 x 37.37 "
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 35.5 inches | | Package Width:
| 19.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 11.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 31.5 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 4 reviews |
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 Awesome Stroller!Nov 08, 2008
I love this stroller! Purchased 3 months ago when my baby was 2 months & my toddler had just turned 2. Very functional and easy to use. Folds more compact than my single Evenflo stroller. Easy to fold, just make sure the front wheels are facing the right way first. (Pull the stroller backwards until the wheels flip to the front). Slightly heavier than my single stroller but not much. My 2 year old loves sitting in the back. She can reach the cup & snack tray and loves being able to talk to me. Currently using the bar attachment for an infant seat in the front. I've read complaints about the basket underneath, but there are snaps on the side that you undo to reach into the basket. I haven't had any trouble with it at all. I've taken it on walks around the neighborhood, into horse arenas to give riding lessons, and into stores. Enjoy your purchase!
 Less than 1/2 the price of Joovy CabooseSep 29, 2008
I managed to get this on sale at Target a couple weeks ago for $99 and consider it well-worth the price. It's really about the same weight as the Joovy Caboose Ultralight (compared them in-store side-by-side), about the same length, but less than half the price. It corners very well, considering its length. I would agree that the basket is difficult to access (can't get into it from the side, either), and my toddler in the jump seat isn't terribly careful about how she puts things in and out of the basket, but she tries! :) The parent tray hasn't fallen off, but the front footrest fell off the first time I folded it up for the car, haven't tried putting it back on (the front is occupied by a carseat infant currently, so don't need it) to see if it falls off consistently. The jump seat pad does keep sliding off/around the bottom of the seat. I wish the storage compartment on the parent tray were a little bigger (used to the two storage compartments on my old Graco stroller). The lock for holding the stroller closed is good, but you do have to make sure the wheels are turned the right way to get it to close enough. Finally, when I'm walking very fast/jogging, the wheels in front start wobbling quite a bit. I know, it's not a jogging stroller, but I never had that problem with my old Graco (which I was using for the same StrollerFit class until I got the Baby Trend).
Good, but. . .Aug 17, 2008
We like this stroller and it serves its purpose, but it does have a few annoying quirks: the jumpseat cushion keeps sliding off, the standing safety belt broke the second time we used the stroller, and the front footrest and tray fall off every time we fold the stroller. Otherwise, it is smaller and lighter weight than our previous double stroller (non-sit and stand) and our daughter loves the freedom of coming and going from the jumpseat.
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It's gonna be hotApr 26, 2008
Two complaints: 1. The fabric colors are much darker than in the pictures online and the outside of the box. Parts of the visor and seat are nearly black. This is a specific concern for us in a warm climate during the summer. The visor is also pretty useless, it doesn't provide any shade for the toddler sitting in the jump seat, and very little for the front seat as well. 2: Stroller is very long. With the carrier on, it's even longer.
Good points: I love the ease of folding/unfolding the stroller with one hand. It's not too too heavy to lift into the trunk, but it's not light either. It does fold fairly compactly for a two-seater, and it fits well in the trunk of my car. Good handle height that doesn't make the hubby stoop over while he's pushing the stroller. Nice parent tray. The basket is easily accessed from the SIDE, or you can have the toddler in the jump seat hand stuff to you, as mine likes to do.
Overall good design, but could use a few minor improvements.
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