Steelcraft Strider Plus 3 wheel Reviews and Specifications
Strider Plus 3 wheel 2010 |  Kingfisher |
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Ready for your first or second child, Strider Plus is the versatile Baby Travel System for growing families. Complete with a fully adjustable second seat with its own canopy, you have the choice of carrying an infant or toddler in either seat position.
While the stroller's fully reclining main seat offers infant or toddler facing you, or reversed to face the world, the second detachable Strider Plus Second Seat can seat a toddler or fully recline to suit your newborn in complete comfort.
Designed with maximum stability and safety in mind, you can even remove a child from the main seat while having a child up to 15kg in the second seat, without the stroller tipping backwards.
Whether you want to take one or take two, you'll find it's no fuss with Strider Plus.
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| Suitability | ||
| This pram is suitable | From birth | |
| Dimensions | ||
| Weight | Unknown | |
| Seat | ||
| Seat capacity | 20 kg | 44.0 lbs |
| Can direction of seat be reversed? | Yes | |
| Wheels | ||
| Number of Wheels that Swivel | 1 | |
| Handle | ||
| Handle height adjustable? | Yes | |
| Handle reversible? | No | |
| Toddler seat | ||
| Toddler Seat Option? | Available | |
| Bassinet | ||
| Bassinet | Optional | |
Reader Reviews
Too big
Reviewed by: Megan from brisbane, May 04, 2011General Review
I bought this pram because of the travel system and toddler option. When baby was first born this pram was great to push the capsule around in without having to unclip or wake up. Now that I've used the pram for a while I'm finding a few issues. I would only get this pram if you plan on doing a lot of shopping on flat ground.Pros
Travel system as well as toddler optionGreat sun protection
Very strong and sturdy
Huge storage basket
Forward and backward facing seat
Cons
Very heavy to liftAwkward to fold and unhold (Need three hands!)
Foot brake is so stiff that you need to bend down and release it with your hand if you have sandals/flip flops on
Wheels too wide
disappointed
Reviewed by: Emily from Victoria , Apr 04, 2011General Review
I brought the strider plus and have had the zipper on the baskets break and the wheels are queaky. The good thing about the pram is that it has a very clever design, I chose the strider over a phil and teds due to the fact that i like to have my children facing me, but the child on top can not sit up if the extenders are in and if the extenders are not in the child down the bottom does not have enough room. The huge storage basket is fantastic. I have a side by side pram that gets through checkouts easier then the strider does due to its back wheels.Pros
The rain cover is fantasticEasy to lie down/sit up
Storage space
Cons
Wide wheelsHard to manuvere
Heavy
poor suspention
Don't waste your money
Reviewed by: Gina from NSW, Mar 21, 2011General Review
I initially purchased a Phil & Ted and then sold that to purchase the Strider Plus as I thought it would be much easier to have four wheels rather than three. I've mostly used the Strider as a single pram as my son didn't want to sit in the pram after he turned three. Even as a single I find it hard to manuover at times. I have to watch where I'm going as the back wheels are very wide and you can bump into things in shopping aisles. If someone is in an aisle and your trying to get through you always have to excuse yourself to get through.Pros
* As a single pram it's not too bad.* I love that the shade cover extends all the way down so you can shield you bubs from the sun.
* When used as a single pram the basket underneath is very roomy and can also be accessed from the front via a zip.
Cons
* Back wheels are way too big making it hard at times to fit through aisles or move around people.* the second seat is not easy to take off.
* It can be hard to access the baby in the second seat.
* There is not enough room for you baby bag to hang from the top bar of the pram as it hits the hood when the second seat is on.
* The second seat is quite low and when going for a walk your newborn/toddler will feel all bumps on a footpath.
waste of money
Reviewed by: Anonymous user, Oct 25, 2010General Review
i got this cos i loved the strider.i had a 3yr and 3 month in the pram, the wheels started to "pop" on the back, this caused by using the 2nd seat...
the rain would flat in on my son and he would be soaked in 10 mins...
Pros
gr8 as single!Cons
everything!was hard to push.
was wider than my side by side twin pram.
rain cover doesn't cover the 2nd seat
basket couldn't be used if 2nd seat was in use.