Bumbleride Flyer Stroller Seagrass
Bumbleride Flyer Stroller Seagrass
19 lbs. of pure versatility! Flyer is designed to let you call all of the shots. Its reversible handle flips with ease and the quick release wheel locking system allows you to reverse the stroller in seconds.
Recline the backrest and attach the accessory footmuff to create a warm carriage for your baby. Flyer also features a height-adjustable handle, footrest, and four-position recline backrest. Ideal for infants as well as toddlers, Flyer is ready to grow with your family.
Features:
- 5-point adjustable safety harness
- Infant headrest and shoulder pads
- Reversible handle so baby can face you or the world
- Front and rear wheel locking system
- Adjustable handle from 32″ to 45″
- 4-position reclining seat
- Adjustable footrest
- Spacious cargo basket
- Zip-off canopy for maximum sun coverage
- 7″ lockable swivel wheels
- Lightweight anodized aluminum chassis
- Easy fold
- Footmuff
- Cup holder
- Bumper bar
- Universal infant seat adapter and safety belt
- Suitable for infancy and up to 45 lbs.
- Standing Dimensions: 30″L x 21″W x 40″H
- Folded Dimensions: 35″L x 21″W x 12″H
- Weight: 19 lbs.
User Ratings and Reviews
4 Stars My first stroller
It has some nice features but, my wife says it is too big and heavy. Being a guy, I didn’t wanna be seen with a skimpy little stroller. I think this is a perfect stroller. It is sturdy, easy to manuever, and folds nicely in half. A little cup holder on the handle is also a nice touch.
4 Stars Good overall value
This is my second stroller for my first child. The other is a jogging stroller that I use for walking the dogs and rough outside riding. It’s just too bulky for “regular” use.
I decided I wanted a few specific things: lighter weight than what I had, a reversible handlebar, a good size canopy. The lighter weight was easy; replacing pneumatic wheels with plastic wheels eliminated 10 pounds immediately. The handlebar was a challenge. Only 3 strollers are made with that feature. I could only find 2 in stores locally and one of them was $800. So the Flyer was kind of it.
It takes two hands to open and close. I don’t mind but some of you might. The footrest has 2 releases which is odd but not inconvenient. Same thing for reversing the handlebar. There are breaks on all four wheels so you can break easily in the forward or reverse positions. There are releases on both sides so you can fix the wheels depending on which direction you have the handlebar. this is my one “complaint”. With the handlebar in the reverse position (child is facing you) the wheels have a bit of a wobble when backing up or making a u-turn, almost to the point of getting stuck. It’s easy enough to get around: make a wider turn or pick up the front a bit. Mostly it’s just annoying.
This stroller doesn’t have a child tray. There is a “snack pack” you can purchase separately which I have not done yet (my son is 4 months). There is a single parent cup holder that hangs off the side of the handlebar. The storage space underneath is very nice.
