Cheap Snap 'N Go - Stroller (Baby Product) Price

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Customer Reviews of Snap 'N Go - Stroller

Can't believe how cheap it is in the States
I bought this item in Canada and now that I see how cheap it is in the States, I so wish I had found it before my travels. I payed over $100 in Canada for it which roughy translates to about $75 American these days. I bought it because I needed something light for the car seat between flights. Now I keep it in the car and use it for every shopping trip. I love how small it is and maneuvarable, and how light it is. I also can position my evenflow car seat a little more horizontally when she sleeps by putting it between the bars instead of on it. The only problem I have with it is the almost completely useless basket. The opening doesn't help at all, its almost impossible to put anything in there except for very narrow or small items. Certainly not a diaper bag. I have a big stroller which I keep in the garage and use it for walks around the neighbourhood. So the frame, for the price, is really worth getting, if you have a heavy stroller.

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Great for new moms!
I have been using the Kolcraft version (Universal Car Seat Carrier) for the last 6 1/2 months, and love it! The basket is very large, and easy to access even with the car seat attached. The stroller is easy to manuever, and I can fold it while still holding the carrier in the other hand!! The parent tray is great and the stroller is very lightweight. This was a great purchase for us. My daughter will be growing out of her infant carrier soon, so we will be moving on to a "big girl" stroller. I will miss our car seat carrier!!

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think twice before buying a large bulky stroller
When my daughter was born 11 months ago we purchased a Graco TravelMate stroller. Big mistake - the thing was bulky, difficult to steer, and took up almost the entire trunk space of my car. After two months we switched to the SnapNGo which we found at ToysRUs instead. This basically became our travel system which we actually used with two different infant car sets (Century and Evenflo). We used the SnapNGo exclusively from age 2 months to about 10 months. We even used it indoors sometimes to motion baby to sleep. Pros: compact, easy to fold/unfold, sturdy frame, good parent tray, and large basket. Cons: my wife says it's still kind of heavy, front wheels cannot be locked from turning, switching between certain types of car seats require you to unscrew one support bar and reposition it, and faster growing babies will most likely outgrow their car seat (and hence the SnapNGo) in much less than our 10 months.