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The Petite Consumer Says: If you are a family with an active lifestyle, the Joovy CocoonX2 may very well be the greatest thing since sliced bread. Not only is it a durable, all-season, double stroller, jogger, and bicycle trailer in one, but it looks cool!

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I was totally on the fence about this stroller. My wife (in her infinite wisdom) decided this was the one she HAD to have. A couple of reviews later and we ordered it. This thing is awesome, incredibly awesome. It handled snow, potholes, and city streets with ease. The running wheel attachment made it awesome. It's huge and it's heavy, but my twins love it, my wife loves it, and I love it. I also contacted Joovy for some customer service and they were bang on helpful and polite. I'd strongly recommend this stroller to anyone with twins or two kids or one kid and a dog or two dogs or just anyone who loves strollers.

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I admit, it is a lot of money. Especially when you add the jogging wheel, like we did. But totally worth it. The kids LOVE this thing. I love that I can zip them up with a blanket and keep them warm and avoid chapped cheeks in the cold weather. I love that you can zip them up with a toy (drink, snack, etc) in any weather and not have to stop on a jog to pick up a thrown / dropped item. They stay entertained in there and everyone has a nice run. We got the "Greenie" color, love it. Easy to push 60 pounds (2 passengers), I don't think it would be a problem to go higher, just haven't tried it. The down side: it is large (but still gets through doorways) and will fold flat, but still takes up a good bit of space. The back of our SUV is full with this + a 55 pound dog. I think this would be the case with any double jogging stroller. Or any double stroller for that matter (this is the only one we have it serves 2 purposes). Joovy customer service is AMAZING, really I can't say enough. When we first got the jogging attachment the stroller pulled to the left. Turns out I didn't have the proper tire pressures. Also had a leak in the Jogging wheel they sent a new one! This replaced our Joovy Zoom 360 (the best single jogger, in my opinion) I think this brand is amazing!! Highly recommended.

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um first i LOVE this stroller.

recently my husband and i had to tote our two little ones and a whole lot of luggage through the airport. we laughed as we were going through because he was pushing the stroller with one hand (which was holding the kids, their toys, and all our carry on items)and holding a coffee in the other. (to say the least this stroller is WAY easy to push) i was carrying nothing. (it holds a LOT of stuff) AMAZING.

okay. so the pros (and the things that make you think, i don't know if there are really any big cons)

1) is rides soooo smoothly. two kids. tons of luggage in the back pocket. still a one handed push stroller that turns very VERY easily. Really love that it has REAL wheels, and not stroller wheels

2) luggage room. we fit a large purse, a small laptop bag, and several toys and stuffed animals in baggage compartment in the back. plus, there is ample room for additional toys in the front, sitting with the kids

3) the wind cover this really does keep the kids warm. i like too that they don't have to be in such heavy coats, i can just cover them with a blanket and they stay much warmer inside/ the bug cover is great too. i don't know how many walks i've gone out in the summer only to be continually batting mosquitoes away from my little ones face and body. problem solved with this.

4) another reviewer mentioned toys, sippy cups, stuffed animals, can't be thrown out.

5) the parking breaks are easy to put on and off with your foot and keep the stroller secure

6) set up was easy ... even with kids circling around, we got it set up pretty quickly. And my almost 3 year old was THRILLED with the stroller and wanted to get in right away.

7) Windows and Visibility are wonderful for the kids. Mine both are always looking all around and seem to love the comfort of it

8) My average sized almost 3 year old sits in here and looks to have PLENTY of room. We also have a 5 month old who is able to sit up, and she did fine in here next to him. With both of them in there, it looked as if you could have still fit another kid on the floor or in the bench. I wouldn't try it, but just saying this to say ... there is quite a bit of "room to grow" within the "cocoon"

9) Reflectors, A flag, a jogging pull handle ... all included for easy and safer night excursions

10) The Jogger attachment, Bike hook attachment, and storage compartment (for drinks and keys and things) are all available for extra. I wish these were a little cheaper, but am thrilled that Joovy Cocoonx2 is made to be able to accommodate all of these, another way it can grow with the family

I could go on and on ... but a few things to consider. Not sure if they are major "cons", but things to consider. These weren't a deal breaker for us

1) Its big. I have single, average size doors at my house and I cannot get the stroller through without closing it. I solve this by storing it in the van/or our garden shed. It does just barely go through the single door at our library. So if you have wider doors, it will probably work

2) Even when folded, its still big. You can remove the wheels pretty easily, but I still don't chose to to this so its big. It collapses down, but doesn't get any smaller than that.

3) Your kids need to both be able to sit up on their own for this to work. There is really no "recline" on the seats. My "supported" sitter did okay with being propped up with a couple of blankets, but Joovy recommends 6 months and older (12 months to use the Bike trailer), and that is probably the safest.

4) The seats are more or less a "bench seat" There is no divider between the two seats. This hasn't been a problem for us, but perhaps for older kids if they are prone to fighting. I think my two are just so thrilled to be in the stroller and outside, that it works great for us, and they seem to love that they are so close together ... But could be a problem for some

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This isn't really a con, more just a note I wish I knew when I was setting it up. When you are pulling out the inside bar to lock it in place (or pushing it back) you have to pull REALLY hard. At first I thought I had received a faulty stroller, but I didn't realize you have to PULL really HARD. Eventually you hear a snap. I was afraid to pull that hard because I thought something would break, I didn't realize you HAVE to pull that hard to get it to snap into place. Its similar when pushing the set up down.

Overall, this is really a great stroller. I got it at a great price after reading many many reviews. Everywhere we go, people ask questions and seem so interested and impressed with it. My husband too loves the ease of use. I wish it were just a tad smaller, but at the same time love that there is so much storage space and that it has room for my kids to grow. It is a solid stroller, but the cocoon concept make it kind of unique and extra fun and snuggly for the kids. Plus I really love the versatility of it. This is an all in one active lifestyle active family stroller ... and we love it :)

Edit: 3 month later. Still love the stroller. Found it is easier to lock in place if you have both wheels locked first, though it is still harder than I would like. It does collapse very easily though. I found I can BARELY fit it through my front door. Still 5 stars.

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The jogger did not fit my tall 5 year old and 9 month old in it well. My 9 month old kept falling over into the 5 year old and they both hated it. It was stuffy inside even without the rain cover. I think this jogger would work best for a combination of 2 and 3 year olds or for 1 child. They also have to sit up very erect and it did not look comfortable.

On the positive side, even though I had to return it, it was very easy to assemble and looked to be made of quality construction.

Best Park Tool Professional Tool Kit - PK-63 Deals

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The only thing preventing this product from receiving a five star review is the case it came in. The top is not rugged enough to support the weight of the full kit and was cracked before it was even out of the shipping container. I recommend you plan on purchasing a high quality metal tool box to hold this in.

Otherwise an outstanding investment. Nearly complete for all maintenance and many repairs on any type of bike, this includes enough tools that you would likely spend twice the money or more assembling the kit piecemeal. There are a couple items missing however, which are easily added for small $$. Most notable is the lack of a shop hammer. Park's hammer is good, or you can find the equivelent at most hardware stores a medium weight mallet with one metal surface and one rubber. Also missing are lubricants and solvent. Bearing grease is provided, though.

If you add a repair standPark Tool Team Race Stand PRS-20 and truing standPark Ts-2.2 Truing Stand to this, along with the hammerPark Tool Hammer-4 Shop Hammer, lubricants and solvent, you will be ready to do full disassembly/reassembly type overhauls along with many repair jobs. (links are my recommendations any equivalent is fine)

If you are a stickler for wheel maintenance, you may wish to add the better dishing guage found at the link below, but it would be a luxury addition, as there is an adequate dishing tool in the kit. Park Tool WAG-4 Professional Wheel Alignment Gauge

Highly recommended if you are looking for a complete kit.

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Great tool kit. You can almost open your own shop with this kit. Tool box that it comes in is pretty weak. The shelf in mine was broken when I received it, but you can't beat this deal on all of these tools. I have already used the derailer hanger alignment tool, headset press tool and many others. You can't go wrong with Park Tools to work on your bike.

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I was in the need of some bike tools, and I didn't want to piece together a bunch of tools so I started with this kit. The picture & tool list isn't correct on Amazon's website, but it is correct on Park's website. I'm very pleased with my tools. Ken in Seattle

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Tools are rather cheap looking and feel cheap also. One piece was damaged because everything in the tool box was allowed to bang around inside, loose. Another had a manufacturing defect, where is the quality control?

Several items were "Made in China". Park Tools gave a lame excuse for using China for some of their tools.

Come on, Park...there are plenty of good inexpensive MADE IN USA screwdrivers! The hammer was made in China also and looks like it too. Crescent wrench is from Taiwan, again there are plenty of good MADE IN USA wrenches! This wrench also is finished with knife edges around the jaw, very unsafe to use. These tools look like they came from the Dollar Store.

A couple of the other tools have KNIFE EDGES on them also, how about making them safe to hold in your hands?!! Tool Box is next to worthless, you end up having to throw your tools on top of other tools in the box...how about a metal tool box PARK?!! Blue "ruler" is hard to read as the numbers are the same color as the ruler, this too has sharp edges.

Amazon's list of tools and picture are different then what you get. There are several discrepancies on this list and that is unacceptable. I would return this 'kit' except it would cost over $90.00 to ship it back.

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I purchase the Kolpin Utility Gear Rail System and needed another bracket so I could mount the gas can. Worked just like the one it came with. I'll always buy Kolpin for Can-am or anything that I need.

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I have the Kolpin rail on my 2013 Polaris Ranger. This bracket was added to the bar so I can haul a tree trimmer

A very easy instal and super fit and quality. A must for a UTV that is used for work.

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This is not designed for the new Kawasaki 4 seater, but we made it work by attaching it to the cross bars on the back middle of the ATV. I am sure by now the bracket is available for the new 4 seater.

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The price was right. So I ordered. When the giant package came to my door i was excited to start assembling the trailer and get to riding. First things first, the bulk of the instruction manual is in CHINESE! Not that there's anything wrong with that, it just made for an interesting read. The English translation was a bit on the rough side, but was awesomely hilarious (one line said something to the effect of "impregnate wheel tire with air". Once you get the hang of the assembly, it's mostly just common sense to complete. From unboxing-to-ready took about an hour(ish). I hooked up the quick mount bracket to the rear axle of my Trek, and took off on pilot run. My first thoughts were "Holy hell, I must be more out of shape than I thought!" Then remembered that this trailer is of steel frame construction and clocks in at around 50 lbs. So I decided "hey fatty, get over it and pedal the baby around like a man. If stick legged hipster dads, ( complete with rolled up skinny jean leg, ironic "internet cat meme" tattoo, bad Christmas sweaters and handlebar mustaches) could zip around our mile high city, then so could I. A few days later, I decided to take our first bicycle adventure. I packed the diaper bag in the rear area (behind the baby seat) and was pleased at the amount the room for storage. Though not remarkably ample, a diaper bag+purse+3 to 4 lunch packs+tripod fit pretty well. Then came time to load said meat wiggle sack (read:baby). This is where my first functional disappointment enters the story. The "seats" aren't as much seats, as just a flap of fabric (ripstop nylon, I believe?...) festooned with some rudimentary nylon straps. Thought the recommended age of the trailer was years 1 to 5, I couldn't seem to adjust the straps to fit him (or my peace of mind) comfortably. There also wasn't really anything between the fabric "seat" and the ground. Filling my head with images my little grungle ripping through the bottom and being left a mile behind me on the sidewalk. So I put more padding, in the form of assorted pillows and towels, under his bottom. You know, for protection. Then I secured him as well as functionally possible, zipped the front cover, rolled up the plastic window (so as the baby could enjoy the cool air on his curly 11 month old mop, I guess..). I then double checked the tire pressure, relocated the removable front stroller wheel to its rearward location, flipped out the bicycle mounting arm and connected the unit to my bike. After a few more double checks of all the equipment, I put on my helmet and fingerless gloves, and rode for hours into the afternoon. Or would have rode hours, that is, if not for the fact that the load I was hauling felt like ONE MILLION POUNDS!!! After about an hour of pulling, what felt like, an industrial grade spindle of sheet steel, I gladly turned around and headed back home. It also didn't help that I was checking the trailer so often, my back and neck were beginning to hurt as much as my glutes, hams, calves, knees, toes, tendons, ligaments, etc... Point is: I was beat. I had been riding my bike (solo, mind you) every day that summer and was in decent riding shape, and I was officially cooked. Not one for defeat, a few day later I tried the same outing again with similar results. A few months later, I sold the trailer to a local kids consignment shop and never looked back. Don't get me wrong, if you: a) are a glutton for physical punishment, b) have had your license revoked due to unpaid parking tickets, DUI, car theft, etc... and just need to get your baby to daycare, or c) don't have hundreds of dollars to spend on a metal frame with wheels that pulls your brood or personal possessions behind you, than this trailer will get the job done. If the previous work of non-fiction does not sound like a good time, then you should probably spend the extra $100 on an aluminum framed, American made model. Happy biking, and if you find a small child on the riding path, with road rash and remnants of cheap,thin nylon around it, email Amazon. The parents probably have an account...

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I haven't taken this out on the road yet, but I wanted to share my experience so far...

I ordered this product not to haul around kids (I don't have any), or tow with a bike (I don't even have one), but to haul around gear and cargo on a walking trip I'm taking this summer. I'm walking 760 miles from my home on Gardnerville NV to Seattle WA. I was originally going to use a backpack, but after messing with my pack for a few weeks and never being satisfied with how it fit or packed, I decided to use a cart instead. I'll actually be able to carry more gear this way, "luxury" items if you will. Not only that, this will save my back, hips, and legs from a lot of grief. I've done a lot of research on long distance walkers, and many of them prefer a cart to a backpack.

I looked all over the web at many different carts, and I can not believe how expensive these things can be! This one was the least expensive I could find that has rubber tires with tubes and the carrying capacity I'll need for my trip. I also like the color! Nice and visible. I haven't seen very many reviews for this one, but the two or three I've seen were good, so I took a chance and went for it.

First of all, this thing shipped FAST!!! We ordered it on a Monday afternoon, standard ground shipping, and it arrived two days later! The box it was shipped in had "FRAGILE" marked all over it, but of course there was a huge giant tear in the box right next to the "FRAGILE" warning haha! Everything was fine, thankfully. The instructions for assembly could have been a bit more in-depth and better explained, but I managed to figure it out easy enough. Keep in mind of course I am NOT a very handy dandy person. They were actually kinda funny to read in some spots. The booklet was only in English, but you could tell that whoever wrote it doesn't speak it daily. But the message comes across just fine. I should note, however, that during assembly, I had to punch out a hole in the frame where one of the pins is suppose to go through. Wasn't very difficult to do, just an un-needed hassle. The air pressure in the tires upon arrival seemed a bit low, but that's no biggie. The tread on the tires is definitely made for pavement. I may get some with a bit more aggressive tread since I am going such a long distance, and will be walking over dirt and gravel much of the time. The hand brake only works when the brake trigger is pulled. I wish it had a "park" brake to keep it from rolling off while sitting idle. The material seems pretty tough and durable. I'll know just how durable though after my trip! The organizer pouch also seems to be made from the same material. I tried to attach it a couple different ways, but I'll need to experiment some more to get a good fit in a spot that's easily accessible but out of the way. The handle adjusts at different angles easily enough. The padding on it seems adequate, but I imagine after being out in the sun for some time it may crack and/or harden. One orange reflector on each of the two big wheels, reflective stripes along the sides and rear, two white reflectors on the front, two red reflectors on the back, and a safety flag make for plenty of visibility. Not to mention the nice vibrant red color. The cargo floor is also of heavy duty material and has, what is probably plastic, liners embedded in the material.

Well, I only got this thing just a few hours ago, but I'm pretty happy with it so far and excited to get on the road with it. And for the price, compared to other carts/strollers out there, it's a darn good deal! I've uploaded a few pictures of the assembly, and when I'm done with my walking trip to Seattle I'll come back and update this review.

UPDATE 9/20/12: Back from my walking trip, and this cart held up very well. I used the tires it came with, but changed out the tubes with heavy duty ones. I also lined the floor with a couple 1/2" thick shelving boards to increase the weight capacity. Most of my walking was on paved roads and sidewalks, but there were plenty of dirt and gravel roads, and even a couple times of "off-roading". After all that I did not once get a punctured tire. The material is pretty tough, as I had many run ins with various bushes and shrubbery, yet no tears in the fabric and the none of the seams started to come apart or anything like that. The cloth material is described as "water resistant", and that's about all it's good for in wet weather. A light rain is fine, but if it's a downpour, whatever is inside the cart will get wet. The spongy material for the handle bar also held up very well. I expected it to be dry and cracked by the end of my trip, but it's just as soft as the day I got the cart. The only problems I had were with the front wheel, and they were my fault. I was trying to get off the road to set up camp for the night in a national forest and got the wheel snagged on a tree root that was hidden under some very soft earth. I tried to force the situation and ended up bending the frame the front wheel is attached to. Fortunately it wasn't anything a bench vice couldn't fix. Also, be sure to make sure the bolt assembly that attaches the front wheel frame assembly to the cart where it pivots, is securely tightened. I neglected it and the whole assembly popped out on the road somewhere and I lost it. I had to secure the wheel down with a bungee chord, otherwise, every time the front of the cart was lifted up the wheel would fall out from underneath. A real pain in the butt. Over all, for the price, this thing can not be beat. I abused the heck outta this thing 10 to 20 miles a day, nearly everyday, over the course of two months, and it's still in pretty good shape.

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I purchased this directly from the manufacturers website. I was on the fence ordering it because there are so few reviews for this online. This trailer is about $75-125 more than the ones at the national chains but $200+ cheaper than the high end models online. The swivel front wheel can be locked for jogging, something I didn't find in the big box models.

The package arrived today, and the shipping company handled it as gently as they do everyone else's packages. Once I opened the box, the first thing I noticed was a broken piece of plastic covering the end of a hollow tube. I didn't realize it at first, but the plastic piece was meant to keep the tube from getting smashed during shipment and wasn't actually a piece of the trailer. Everything was packaged very well. Only downside was the instructions are inside the trailer, so, you have to unpack everything to get to the instructions.

Assembly took me about 30 minutes by myself. I wasn't racing to finish, you may be able to do it faster. Overall, very impressed with what I have gotten. Took it around the block before the sun went down and am very happy. The included hitch attaches to the skewer that holds your wheel onto your bike. It fit my bike with disc brakes, but all bikes are different.

As it made from steel, it should be kept indoors to prevent rust. I can't speak to the longterm durability, but I believe it will be at least as durable at the models from the big box stores.

There are no labels or logos anywhere on the trailer, packaging, manual, etc. The printed warnings are in English and German.

Only bad things are the brakes don't come adjusted for jogging and one of the reflectors popped off during shipment, and the included clips appear to be one time use. A small screw or ziptie will fix this though.

I am concered about the width. With the wheel protecting frame installed it won't fit through a 36 inch front door. Easy to pop on/off to do so, but not sure if it is too wide for the local greenways. Hope to find out this weekend.

I would recommend this to a friend. "Baby Bear Approved"

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I ordered this thinking it would be a good alternative to the Burley I have had my eye on. I received the product in an OK amount of time (one week) but the package had been handled poorly and there were literally holes in the box. I didn't notice anything major wrong so I assembled it. Of course the last thing I went to put on (the side bars) is when I noticed the frame was pinched and warped from shipping. There were some plastic covers on the ends of some of the tubing that had cracked off as well. I didn't think it would be a big deal kindof forced the side bar on and the metal gave way to my 5'8" 140lb force.

Once assembled this thing looked great. Sturdy and comfortable two taller than average 3 year olds fit side by side very comfortably.

However this thing is heavy! And I could NOT get the front wheel to swivel properly. I tried loosening, tightening, shimming would not swivel and kept popping back into the "locked" mode. Annoying. Also the handle bar for the stroller sort of popped up and down didn't stay stationary. Also annoying. *I am used to a BOB Revolution Stroller which I love I am hoping this will replace that so it must do everything the Bob did and just as well or I just won't use it.

The stroller to bike trailer conversion is not very seamless. I want to be able to pop this thing off and go not spend a good 20 minutes reconfiguring the thing and getting everything lined up and just so. Maybe the whole frame of mine was bent but the pieces didn't fit together smoothly had to sort of force them on. Third annoying thing.

This thing is also very wide. Don't assemble in your house unless you have very wide doors!

In the end I returned this thing. For the price go on Craigslist and find a used Burley. I got a very old model of a Burley and it is still superior to this thing.

This thing is clunky and super heavy. I suppose it would work fine if you are looking to just use it as a bike trailer and you are freakin super man and can pull like 200 pounds behind you. In that case this thing is for you!

Too bad I wanted to like this but it just didn't work for me.

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Would totally recommend this product!

I use it for a jogging stroller most of the time, zoo trips and running.

Took someones advice and I don't use the side bars(the ones that go around the big tires). It just fits through door ways without them.

Fairly easy to collapse and put back up. After doing it many times I don't even think about it anymore.

Have had this for 9 months now and the only problem I have had with it is that the bolt that holds the front wheel on seems to keep coming loose in which the wheel no longer will swivel then.

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I had the same experience as the author of the other review about the seems coming apart. My kids are small and well below the weight limit, yet the seam that holds the seat to one side of the trailer has completely torn. The geniuses at the lab failed to support the middle of the seat where the majority of the weight is centered, save for some lousy stitching. Also the thing squeaks and creaks like crazy when I ride, while I have not had it long and lubed the heck out of it to no avail. Save yourself some money and frustration and go with a less expensive better quality trailer with better reviews.

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We spent 270 dollars for this, used it 4 times. All of the seams are coming undone, on the bottom in the footwell, there is a foot at least of seam that has come out that caused it to drag on the ground. This thing is a PIECE OF JUNK. I was overjoyed when we first got it, beautiful, easy to put together, simple attachment system for the bike, now 4 rides later it is worthless, absolutely worthless. I'd be careful who you buy it from as well as we're having problems getting a refund. Total Rip off.

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We spent roughly $270 dollars for this as well. I have used it for no more than 10 weeks ( a few days per week on smooth roads). Already the seams are coming undone and tonight on the way home from our bike ride the back came completely loose and my son was laying flat on his back in the trailer. I store it in the house and have only used it behind my bike. It has only been used for one kid, so I can only imagine how it would fall apart with 2 kids or if it wasn't pampered the way it has been so far. I am going to return it to Costco and I do not plan to get another one because I am so disappointed at the quality. This thing is a PIECE OF JUNK. I loved it when we first got it and had a lot of compliments on it. It is nice and compact, easy to put together, simple attachment system for the bike, now I can't say a good thing about it because it didn't even last ONE summer! I am glad I bought mine at Costco because I believe they are good about taking JUNK back.

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I bought this bike trailer today. I looked long and hard for a bike trailer that was also a jogging stroller. This one was easy to put together, it's a smooth ride, has a ton of storage space, and takes corners wonderfully. I am very happy so far, and my daughter is ecstatic.

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Ironic the logo is a zipper and that was the first thing to break, followed by the entire bottom ripping out. My 35 lb son is VERY disappointed, and so am I. Do not waste your money, the craftsmanship is poor to say the least.

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Couldn't find affordable tires in this area. Thanks for so many good deals. I'll keep looking for things I need and recommending this sight to any one looking for products they can't find.

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A great tire. I bought them to use as front tires on my go kart. They were a great improvement. They provide much better steering and give a better ride.