Trying to decide between ergo caboose &amp; caboose too ultralight stroller. I have a chicco keyfit22 carseat. Which one will be a better choice?
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When we demoed these at a shop the ultralight is longer and when folded would be difficult to fit in the car due to the length. The ergo is much heavier, but it feels sturdier and is a bit easier to control. It also folds down to a more reasonable size to fit in the car.
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After reading the 1 star rating review, someone tried to use it with the Ergo and I guess it isnt meant for that stroller. There was a reply to the negative rating and they said that there is a different product made to fit the Ergo. Hope that helps!
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Well to be honest... I used mine on a Chicco together.. and its seem ok fit ... a little tight... Judging from Google of your stroller... I wont risk getting this and not fit.
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I am 5'4" and have an ergo baby carrier. This is a great question to ask. The carrier fits my husband who is 5'8" much better than it fits me. At my height, it sits very low on the hips, which I like because it helps equally distribute baby weight over the entire back. This is the reason I bought the carrier. It does a fantastic job of distributing weight across mom or dad's body. I also find it very safe as I am very clumsy and worry about falling with baby. I would def try it out before investing the $$$. For me, I regret this purchase. 1. My baby is very hot natured and gets too hot being next to me. 2. The newborn insert makes the carrier way too bulky for me. 3. This is designed for average or thin adults. This is not designed for large busted women or overweight women. There is not enough room for all of mom and a baby too. 4. My baby is small and not yet able to completely straddle me, so he does not sit comfortably. At 7 months, I am getting a frame backpack carrier for general toting around. I had one with his brother and he loved it. Plus it solves all of the above issues. I knew better but I wanted the closeness the Ergo provided. Good luck!
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Hi Erin,The new Terrain does not work with the Chicco KeyFit. The older Terrain does work with the Chicco KeyFit. Let me know if I can help you with anything else. Thanks,Strollerdepot.com
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Not a great choice for either I would say... its not an offroad stroller, and its simply too large to be reasonable at a busy airport. I wont lie, this sucker is heavy and long. I would take measurements of your vehicle before you buy because it wont fit in some. That said for things like zoo days or parks with sidewalks, we absolutely love it. Our 4 year has some physical limitations and the back seat allows her easy in and out and lets her feel like a big kid without being strapped into a traditional mobility stroller. I completely endorse it, but you need to be aware this is probably not an every day kind of stroller.
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Dear Mrs. S.J Piraino. We have two daughters and the youngest one was a newborn when we got this. We used it without the car seat fine. this is an outstanding Stroller. We tried three other brands until we settled on this one (yes, we spent a lot of money). The baby will be seated a little bit "tucked" inside the seat, because it is not completely flat, or 180 degress. The beby will be more like seated, on his back. The stroller, albeit still one of the lightest of the category (if not the lightest) is still bulky. Overall i would greatly recommend this. If they somehow could make it slightly more compact and a tad lighter it would be a five star stroller. The way it is, i'd give it four. Dear Mrs. S.J Piraino. We have two daughters and the youngest one was a newborn when we got this. We used it without the car seat fine. this is an outstanding Stroller. We tried three other brands until we settled on this one (yes, we spent a lot of money). The baby will be seated a little bit "tucked" inside the seat, because it is not completely flat, or 180 degress. The beby will be more like seated, on his back. The stroller, albeit still one of the lightest of the category (if not the lightest) is still bulky. Overall i would greatly recommend this.... » Read More Dear Mrs. S.J Piraino. We have two daughters and the youngest one was a newborn when we got this. We used it without the car seat fine. this is an outstanding Stroller. We tried three other brands until we settled on this one (yes, we spent a lot of money). The baby will be seated a little bit "tucked" inside the seat, because it is not completely flat, or 180 degress. The beby will be more like seated, on his back. The stroller, albeit still one of the lightest of the category (if not the lightest) is still bulky. Overall i would greatly recommend this. If they somehow could make it slightly more compact and a tad lighter it would be a five star stroller. The way it is, i'd give it four. « Show Less
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Hello, I ended up returning my mountain buggy for the baby jogger summit x3 the newest one. The mountain buggy was a nice stroller, I just found it to not be as comfortable for my little one. I am not recalling the difference from the 2013 and the prior version, I called the company and asked all my questions, they are absolutely wonderful and very helpful! Good luck.
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Yes it is made for the chicco infant seat.... Both front and back... However they have the nicest five-point harness when they hit about four months old I didn't use the infant seats.....I highly recommend this stroller!! I love it!! And when your done with it the resale is awesome!
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It depends on your baby. I had both the keyfit caddy and keyfit 30 carseat, and my son would eventually (as in, after 30-40 minutes of continuous walking) fall asleep when pushing the baby in this set up. I think the carseat was comfortable for him, but the keyfit caddy was not a particularly smooth ride on lumpy sidewalks.
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It comes with an adapter that will let you put a car seat onto the stroller base. Just check if it fits your car seat. We had Chicco Keyfit and it worked fine.
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We have both. My wife and I are in our 70's, and baby sit a great grand child one day a week. We bought the umbrella stroller to move the baby around the house. We tried it for a while, and decided we needed something bigger We bought the COSCO Umbria and are very pleased, The baby is up to a year old, and we can easily get him around the house, and it also works great for out door walks on sidewalks and pavement.
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Baby Trend's website says the Double Snap N Go works with the Chicco Keyfit 30. http://www.babytrend.com/strollers_snap-n-go/1305TW.htmlThe manual says Chicco Keyfit 30 also works, but...you can not "snap" the carseats, you use only the straps. Hope this helps. http://www.babytrend.com/pdf/1305TW_EN_1109.pdf
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I would get the ErgoBaby360 because you're baby will like to look out to the world once it's older. I really love mine.
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I bought the double belly bar and my Chicco key fit 30 or whatever it's called fits in if you take the sun shade off of the one side you put the seat on. It actually even clicks into place where you have to pull the lever to release. I don't know how the actual car seat adapter works, if it's anything like the one for the BJ Summit XT stroller it sucks lol.
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We are using the Baby Trend Snap and Go Universal stroller for now and got a "nice" stroller for use without the carseat. I have a Maclaren and a Citi Mini. It works really well for us.
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It doesn't look like there's one made especially for this carrier but you could try buying one made for an Ergo and see if it works with it. Personally, I liked the Bjorn and the Ergo carriers better. They were more comfortable and supported my baby better. He's five months now and we switch out which one we use depending on what we're doing. Good luck!