|
|
|
|
|
|
Baby Trend Sit N Stand Stroller LX, Skylar
Studio : Baby Trend
by Baby Trend
Brand : Baby Trend
Model : SS73045
Release Date : 2009-02-01
Publisher : Baby Trend
Manufacturer Minimum Age : 10 Years
Manufacturer Maximum Age : 4.0 Years
Maximum Weight Recommendation : 4000.' hundredths pounds'
Availability : Usually ships in 2-3 business days
Color : Skylar
EAN : 0090014011536
UPC : 090014011536
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 18 reviews)
List Price : $139.99
Our Price : $112.95
|
|
| |
-
Allows children to sit or stand
-
Lightweight, sturdy construction
-
Infant car seat adapter will accept most car seats
-
Covered parent organizer with cup holders
-
Swing away child tray with cup holder
|
|
| |
|
Product Description |
|
The Compact Sit-N-Stand Stroller by Baby Trend is the great way to travel with 2 children. The front seat is perfect for your younger child and can be used with an infant car seat as a travel system. The back of the stroller is roomy enough for your older toddler to either sit or stand while you push both children. |
| |
|
| |
|
Good, but it's workout |
|
My 6-month old (18lbs) and my 2-year old (26lbs) love to go for walks- and they love the Sit N Stand. Especially the 2-year old feels so big when I give her the option to sit or stand (and she changes her mind constantly)! However, as the mom, it's quite a workout. The wheels could be bigger and the stroller itself is pretty heavy. Also wouln't recommend it for travel. |
| |
|
great buy ! But no storage |
|
I love this stroller bought this since I have a 5month old and a 3 yr old and do a lot of walking the old one I was given was too big and bulky this one is light easy to push and gets around great used it at the zoo and aquarium recently and worked great my 3yr old loves to be able to sit and stand when she wants only down fall is basket underneath doesn't hold much and i have to remember to load it before i do the girls. |
| |
|
BEST baby purchase I've ever made! |
|
I have had this stroller for 3 years, and I recently bought another one for my best friend who just had baby #2. It is *amazing*! I bought it right before I delivered my second baby, and it was a big help. Now, I have 3 children and all 3 of them comfortably ride in this stroller. I have the baby in the front, my 2 year old sits on the bench facing forward, and my 4 year old stands up in the back. That's 75 pounds of kid! It's not too heavy to push, only when we go up hills (c'mon, honestly, that's hard even with no kids!). I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this stroller!!!!!! |
| |
|
Good Decision to buy this stroller |
The main reason to buy this type of stroller is because we were travelling on plane with 3 kids (10 yrs, 6 yrs & 2 yrs old). Both of 6 and 2 yrs old old cannot walk long concourses like every other kids. Also because of childs safety we like to keep them close to us. This stroller done the job we bought it for. All the long check-in lines, walk aways to airline we used this stroller.
The stroller is little heavier and bulker and fits only one way on the back side of our Honda Odyssey. But again it is a double seated stroller and it supposed to be big. Also one wheel come out every time when we load unload the stroller. Maybe clip of one side is weak.
One thing we noticed that this stroller works perfect on smooth surfaces like floors of airports & malls. It can be pushed very easily. But not easy to push on rough grounds, roads etc. Also difficult to tilt if you want to go one step high. Getting off and on from sidewalks to road is not easy. Sidewalks are one step high and stroller may not tilt easily. |
| |
|
hard to push |
|
I got this because our old single stroller broke, and i'm expecting another baby; have a girl who will be 14 months when the next one comes. I wanted something light, easy to fold (to take on trolley or bus when needed, and also get up and down the steps to our house), and easy to push with 2 kids. This is fine to fold up and unfold. But that's the main good thing. It's heavier than i'd like; I find it pretty difficult to get up the steps, but maybe that's partly because I'm pregnant. The thing that annoys me about it most so far is that it does not push well on the sidewalk: it's always veering off to one side, and my wrists ache after even a fairly short time of trying to push it. Also, I've tried pushing it both with just the little one in front, and with both little one and 43 pounds of 5 year old in back; both pretty difficult, tho' the latter is near-impossible these days (maybe would be ok for a non-pregnant person on flat ground). Another concern is that hte jump seat requires a fairly sturdy and tall child; I don't think my middle daughter will be ready for it by the time the new one is here, her legs nowhere near hit the ground and it doesn't seem safe at all; not sure what the ideal age gap is for this stroller, and wish they had posted some guidelines about height and age for each of the two seats. So: overall, not very happy with this purchase. Hope to get some use out of it, but I suspect I'll end up getting some kind of jogging stroller instead, for pushability. |
| |
|
|
|
