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Baby Trend Double Snap N Go Stroller Frame, Black | 
 enlarge | Brand: Baby Trend
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $99.99
Buy New: $76.00(as of 9/5/10 05:23 PDT - Details)
You Save: $23.99 (24%)
New (7) from $76.00
Rating:  44 reviews
Sales Rank: 365
Color: Black
Batteries Included: No
Maximum Weight Recommendation (lbs): 22
Shipping Weight (lbs): 17.6
Dimensions (in): 40.3 x 19.8 x 50.1
MPN: 1305TW
Model: 1305TW
UPC: 065370700004
EAN: 0090014008352
ASIN: B000LEI82W
Release Date: December 14, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Accepts two baby trend and most other manufacturer's infant car seats | | • | Lightweight, sturdy construction | | • | Extra large storage basket | | • | Parent tray with two cup holders | | • | Quick and easy compact fold |
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Product Description
The Baby Trend Snap-N-Go Stroller allows parents to place two infant car seats on carriage frame without removing child. It's a convenient alternative to a conventional carriage or stroller because it fits most major brand car seats, folds compactly for storage or travel with one hand fold and features and extra large storage basket. Features: - Accepts two Baby Trend and most other manufacturer's infant car seats including: Graco Snug Ride, Evenflo Embrace, Peg Perego SIP2007, Britax Companion and Eddie Bauer
- Lightweight, sturdy construction
- Extra large storage basket
- Parent tray with two cup holders
- Quick and easy compact fold
- Front swivel wheel design
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| Customer Reviews: Read 39 more reviews...
 Not compatible with Chicco car seats August 18, 2010
anaraujo
This seems like a good stroller for twins and may work quite well with some infant seats but it did not seem safe with the Chicco Keyfit 30 seats I already had. The Chicco was listed as one of the compatible seats for this stroller but it just sat on top of the stroller -- the only thing holding the seat in place was a rather flimsy, adjustable belt. I was able to adjust the belt somewhat and got the seat not to move side to side but with nothing to snap into, it tilted up and down quite a bit. I think the idea is supposed to be that it's heavy enough with a baby in it not to move but it seemed to me if I accidentally hit the front of the stroller against something, the car seat could potentially lift up and that just didn't seem very safe. I can see how a seat with a notch in the bottom would be secure on the bar that's supplied with the stroller but since the Chicco is rounded on the bottom with no notch, I'm not sure why it's listed as a compatible seat. The stroller itself was very light and folded up very compactly and really seemed ideal to use until the babies no longer fit in their car seats, but it just didn't seem to be safe for use with my car seats.
 Very practical, light, well worth the money August 4, 2010
Seza Onur (Switzerland)
We have been going out with the twins for over 3 months now. First of all it is incredibelly easy to fold and unfold. Very light indeed especailly if you compare it to a stroller. The comfort of putting the babies in their car seats is great. To my surprise, it is very easy to manouver despite the lenght of it. I think any twin's parent would enjoy using it and the price is certainly right. I use it with Graco car seats which click right away.
There are two issues you should consider, however, before buying. The first is the lenght issue. It is long natuarally because it inhibits twins. But it stays long when folded as well. So if you have a sedan, this probably won't fit in the back. It barely fits a small size SUV, so be sure to check the folded length if you can. The second downside is the basket is almost inaccesible when you install both babies. It is big however, so if you can slip in the things you want to carry, it holds a lot.
I would recommend buying a mommy-hook to go with it since you need a place to hang your bag.
 Baby Trend Customer Service is Unacceptable July 28, 2010
KMI
I was given a double snap-n-go stroller as a baby gift from a relative. After two uses, the stroller broke and will no longer fold down. Not only was I stranded in a parking lot when the stroller broke, but I have been unable to use the stroller --- and thus, unable to leave the house with my newborn twins - for TEN WEEKS while I have gone back and forth with Baby Trend's customer service department.
The Baby Trend customer service department has had me disassemble the stroller three times ... take and email two pictures of the broken stroller ... I have had 3+ phone conversations with 4 different customer service reps ... I've waited a total of ten business days for two different boxes that were sent to me -- NEITHER of which was large enough for the stroller. All the while, I am a mother of four children under 4 years of age. They have been completely unreasonable in what they've asked me to do ... the latest request is to wrap the stroller in a black garbage bag to send it back to them ... something that FedEx highly discourages (and says there will likely be damage to the stroller).
I have literally missed out on many family experiences due to this broken stroller and Baby Trend's refusal to remedy this issue. We can not take out twins out of the house without a double stroller - and unfortunately, we made the mistake of getting a Baby Trend product.
Do not make the mistake of buying this product. The only thing worse than the quality of the product is the level of customer service you will get from Baby Trend.
may not be useful..... July 9, 2010
surya n vedula
I have read all the reviews and purchased it on 07/07/2010. It arrived on 07/09/2010. I have purchased new Graco Snugride 32 also on 07/08/2010. Just now I have assembled and modified the bars on the storller to fit for Graco. Great all looks wonderful. Here is the catch... after placing both the infant car seats on the stroller frame, I have noticied that front car seat rests on the rear car seat.
I purchased this stroller frame with a useful life of 9-12 months not 3-4 months.
This will reduce the useful/shelf live of less than 3 to 4 months. After 4 months, baby sitting in the rear seat will be hitting the front infant seat back. May have grearter chances of his feet get stuck in there also. I am wondering how other parents who rated this product are using even after 4 months. I am in delima to return or take chances to see what is the actual usage?
Woefully cheap parts April 12, 2010
Carrie E. Mcmahon (Torrance, CA USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I thought this stroller would be great for my twin daughters. I figured it would be great to easily take them from car seat to stroller, when needed. I love the bucket style carriers, but this stroller base is a pain. The worst part so far has been the wheels. While building it, I had to call and replace a faulty one. Since using it, the wheels near the handle have gotten severely wobbly. I had to call after a few weeks of use to get them replaced as well. Basically, I've replaced 3 of the 4 wheels in a month of use (and before use). Also, when I fold it, the wheels swivel and make it impossible to lock at times. While folding and unfolding, the canvas straps get caught constantly, so it isn't quick and easy to fold and unfold. Pushing this bulky stroller is a major chore. Beyond the difficulty in turning such a long stroller (which comes with the twin territory), it's heavy and the wheels seem overly taxed. My jogging stroller is a thousand times easier to push. I wish there were another, possibly more expensive but better built double carrier snapping stroller on the market, and I'd buy it in a second.
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