Beberoad 2020 Design Rider Baby Stroller Glider Board and Detachable 3 Height Sponge Seat, All Wheel Suspension, Version 2.0, Holds Kids up to 45 Lbs

This stroller board is fine. It’s easy to attach and detach if you need to. Doesn’t impede my stride. Is generally fine. It works for the nuna mixx even though it’s listed as incompatible here. It fits but folding the stroller is tricky- it doesn’t want to lock into the small side arm that holds the stroller shut when folded. You can “force” it with a little extra strength though. I also tried attaching the board back by the wheels instead which allows for easy locking when folding. However, the wheels rub on the brackets then and you don’t get the smooth glide that I love so much about nuna strollers. So if you’re desperate for a stroller board for your nuna mixx, it DOES work. But just know that it isn’t perfect. Personally my stroller hangs out in my trunk almost all the time so I don’t really need it to lock. So it works for me. Your mileage may vary.

I didn't want to spend lots of money on a double stroller since my toddler doesn't always want to ride. So this seat is perfect to make our current single stroller into a "double" when she wants to sit down for a while. It's very easy to install, remove, and re-install. My stroller collapses when I need to store it, but it won't collapse without removing this scooter seat first. Luckily it's an easy on and off system. If you leave the wheels on the stroller but remove just the seat, you can fold the wheels upward and use the included snap to keep them out of the way when not in use, but still able to push the stroller around. The one downside is how much extra space this scooter seat puts between the person pushing the stroller and the handle bars to the stroller. I am tall, but I kind of have to hunch over to extend my arms out further and push the stroller that way so I don't kick the scooter seat when it's in use. I'm not really sure there is a fix for this issue, other than some sort of handle bar extender for your stroller. Otherwise, it works great as an extra seat option, you just have to learn how to push the stroller a little differently while this scooter seat is attached so you're not kicking it the whole time.

Really happy with this! We have an almost 3YO, a 15 mo old, and #3 on the way in a few weeks. We wanted something that could attach to our current doubles to make them work for all 3 kids (versus spending several hundred dollars on a triple stroller)This fits our Baby Jogger Summit x3 when placed on the left side (facing the stroller, away from the brake) for sit + stand; our Joovy Caboose; our Phil & Ted’s without the second seat; and our Summer Infant 3D Lite (pictured)Pros:- Compatible w/ many strollers- Sit & Stand capability- Easy to install — I’m 36 weeks pregnant and it took me 5 minutes to unbox & assemble, and then about 2 minutes to set up on a stroller the first timeCons:- Honestly the #1 con is that several of strollers (like the Summer Infant) aren’t designed to pull a board, so I kind of have to walk on the side of the stroller to push it with the board. But that’s a stroller problem. I appreciate that this gives us the option, even if the set up isn’t ideal.

Overall, very happy with my purchase. It is made of quality materials. The seat is cushioned and comfortable and fairly roomy for my 3y-old daughter. Easy to install, adjust, and remove. I keep it in my trunk and then decide whenever I want to use it. It fits my Inglesina Trilogy nicely. My daughter was so excited to finally have her own special seat and scooter. She loves it.However - I do find myself walking by it rather than behind the stroller. I didn't expect it to not interfere my walking space, that would be impossible. So to me that is a fair price to pay over not having to deal with a frustrated toddler who wants to seat.Also, when she is not using on it, I can't really use the strap to fold it up, because this space is where I keep my diaper bag, so unless you have plenty of space under your stroller, or don't mind carrying your diaper bag, plan for it to stay there for your visit.Overall I am happy with it and my daughter is. It is exactly what I needed and expected it to be.

Installation is very easy and is quick to detach when not needed. The two issues I see with this are primary with the grip where the latch attaches to the stroller. If there is nothing to stop the grips on top of the installation area then it will slide and likely cause your child to fall. The second is the amount of leg room for your stride once it is installed. In order to be comfortable I will push the stroller from the side.

We have a side by side double City mini stroller, if you extend the arms all the way it connects perfectly to both outside leg poles. The connectors can be left on the stroller as well when you fold it up to put it back in your vehicle's truck, and then just rest the disconnected glider board on top. My oldest (currently 6yo) likes to stand on it, and he's a string bean so he fits in between the wide push bar and stroller itself. If he sits, his head is still underneath the push bar. The glider board is tall enough you're not kicking it or standing awkwardly to avoid it while pushing. The seat on the glider board is a very plush cushion so it's comfortable when they sit as well. If you have really tall kids or bigger kids, it might not work as well.

This glider board is very high quality; has very nice wheels and seat and a very durable construction. At the same time, it doesn't work well in *every* stroller. We had to make a special arrangement to get it attached to hours (had to buy extra materials in a hardware store for that). Not their fault, I do believe the product is great, but just be cautioned about that.