Baby Trend Snap N Go Stroller
From Baby Trend
| Price: | $111.84 |
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #38361 in Baby Product
- Color: Black
- Brand: Baby Trend
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
Most helpful customer reviews
33 of 33 people found the following review helpful.Baby can face forward or toward you. It holds the car seat tightly. There are straps that you can snap to secure it further, but I have not had problems with security and I don't tend to use the straps unless I know the terrain will be bumpy.I use this for quick jump in and out of the car trips. The bottom basket is roomy and I have gone grocery shopping just shoving stuff in the basket instead of using a shopping cart.Right now it is my primary stroller - I have a jogging stroller for rough terrain or walking trips.My very heavy diaper (at least a few pounds) bag sits just fine on the handles and doesn't tip over even without the carseat. I have a Skip Hop bag and use the clasps.Durable - its lasted with heavy use for 6 months now and still going strong.It is lightweight. I am very petite and have no problems throwing this around.It fits fine in trunk of my Prius but it does take up room in the trunk. I can still pull the cover over it though just fine.I wouldn't call it an one hand fold, but it folds up easily. You have to hold one button in and press another to get it to fold up, but that's ok as its quick to do once you get the hang of it.I love this stroller and it was well worth the money! Even if it breaks today, I have gotten so much use out of it that I am happy.
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful.Works great with our Chicco car seat and is light and folds up very easily!
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful.This review is based on my experience with both types of strollers, the Baby Trend Snap N Go and the Graco Snugrider.I used the Graco for my first baby. It worked perfect for its purpose -- quick trips in and out of the car. I let a friend borrow it then found out I was pregnant again so had to get another carseat and stroller. We got a Chicco carseat cause we found it lighter than the Graco but had to get a different stroller frame to go with it. It did a great job but after 9 months of using the Snap N Go, the back wheels are bowing and I question the longevity of the stroller. My baby is not heavy (he's over a year and still under 20lbs) and we primarily use this stroller only on the weekends.Other features that I preferred in the Graco Snugrider: the carseat clicked into the stroller so you had no straps to contend with and I felt sure that the seat was secured, you could access the basket from the back rather than have to walk to the front to reach in (but I think this doesn't occur with every carseat), and it seemed sturdier.
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