Baby Trend Snap-n-Go Stroller Frame

Stroller Frame, Max Carried Weight: 40 lb. (18.1 kg)

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Must-have stroller for first-time mothers

by decca75, Mar 4, 2013

Pros: Easy to assemble and position, folds up easily, travels well.

Cons: Few color choices, use limited to infants

The Bottom Line: This is a must-have product for parents.

Review: This stroller frame is indispensable for first-time mothers. It folds up beautifully, stores n ...

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Amazingly Convenient

by skykristenn, Sep 24, 2012

Pros: Easy/simple to use 2 cup holders Bottom compartment to store diaper bag Moves smooth/effortlessly

Cons: Cant be used after child grows out of carseat.

The Bottom Line: Buy this product if you don't want to lug around a bulky stroller that can barely fit through doorways and would prefer an effortless ride with your child.

Review: After learning quickly just how stressful and difficult it was to perform simple tasks with a baby a ...

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The best stroller of all time

by tendrrony, Mar 9, 2011

Pros: The weight and ease of folding the stroller is ideal

Cons: None are you crazy? This stroller rocked! I loved everything about it

The Bottom Line: This stroller is light weight, inexpensive, durable, and the basket is huge!

Review: You cannot do better than this stroller. I don’t care if you have a $1000 bug a boo – it ...

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Great First Stroller

by sinclairkat, Mar 30, 2008

Pros: Inexpensive, Easy to operate, Stands up when folded, Light, Huge basket, cup holders

Cons: Brake sometimes hard to disengage, Handle not height adjustable

The Bottom Line: Definitely recommend as a first stroller to use when the baby is fond of staying in their carseat; later you can upgrade to an expensive umbrella stroller.

Review: We spent a long time looking at very expensive lightweight travel systems before someone advised us ...

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