UPPAbaby VISTA Tavola cavalcabile PiggyBack

Name: UPPAbaby VISTA Tavola cavalcabile PiggyBack
Brand: UPPAbaby
SKU: 0817609011913
Price: 247.20 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:UPPAbaby

3.7/5

€
247.20

Per il tuo camminatore indipendente più anziano a cui piace un giro occasionale, il piggyback è la soluzione perfetta. Basta collegarlo alla parte posteriore del tuo Vista e sei pronto per partire. Aggancio e sgancio rapido. Si solleva comodamente quando non in uso. Il passeggino può essere ripiegato con il piggyback attaccato. Realizzato in materiale di legno naturale ed ecologico. La superficie antiscivolo impedisce lo scivolamento. Limite di peso: 50 libbre.

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EAN: 0817609011913

Categories: Passeggini e accessori, Parti di ricambio,

Adatto a bambini fino a 55 libbre. Realizzato con legno naturale ed ecologico, la superficie antiscivolo impedisce lo scivolamento. Il passeggino può essere ripiegato con PiggyBack attaccato. Si solleva comodamente quando non in uso. Aggancio e sgancio rapido. Compatibile con VISTA e VISTA V2 dal 2015 in poi.

Age Range (Description)	Kid
Batteries required	‎No
Brand	UPPAbaby
Color	Black
Country/Region of origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,693 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Dishwasher safe	‎No
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Frame Material	Aluminum
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Is portable	‎No
Item model number	‎0217
Item Weight	‎4.41 pounds
Material	Aluminum
Material Type	‎Aluminum
material_composition	‎Metal
Maximum weight recommendation	‎22 Kilograms
Number Of Items	‎1
Product Dimensions	‎9.45 x 31.5 x 44.09 inches
Style	‎VISTA PiggyBack
Target gender	‎Unisex

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Scritto da: CustomerVSA

Great addition to our stroller

Great addition to our stroller after having our 2nd baby! Big brother gets to hitch a ride also.

Scritto da: Kaitlyn White

Great addition

My older boy loves using the piggyback when we go out! Easy to put on and folds perfectly with the stroller.

Scritto da: Christina

I like the idea but has some issues!

First issue is that while walking I keep “kicking” the board, so that means I need to distance my self from the stroller in awkward position(even with the handles fully extended). For reference I am 5’5 (165cm) tall. 2 issue is that my LO doesn’t really have a designated place to hold, so for example now that I have the bassinet attached she can only hold on to that but doesn’t feel steady, or safe. 3 is not really a big thing is more an esthetic issue, we should have more colors to chose from. The current color is not matching my stroller black frame, it looks weird.

Scritto da: M.

Big Sibling loves it

Very useful when trying to juggle multiple kids

Scritto da: Alicia

Helpful uppababy extension with 3 kids!

I searched reviews high and low about the piggyback. I have found so many mixed reviews and I finally broke down and got it because I plan on taking lots of long walks this spring/summer (live in NYS) and have a 4 year old who needs a break every so often. It was easy to install once I watched a you tube how to fit it on just right. It goes up and down easily. Squeeze latch to get it down and use feet or hands to move it up when not in use. My fear was.. it will be too heavy to push with my older kids on there. False! Not as hard as I thought. My 4 year old rides it and I can even go up hill with ease. Now my 6 year old likes to jump on every once in awhile too. He weighs 50 lbs and is tall for his age. It is manageable with him.. obviously a little harder to push and a little more awkward to the point I have to take slightly shorter strides with him on there (I am 5'5) and sometimes do have to walk a little more to the side. With my younger I don't have that issue. 55 lbs is the recommended weight capacity so I'm pretty happy for what it does do even with an older child on there, it's not enough for me to complain. One thing with an older child (my 6 yr old) on there is that if they're leaning a certain way the stroller can lift up so be sure to always have full hands on deck. That's really only happened one time in the 2 month we've used it so far. I was also worried that my shins would hit the piggyback in the up position. I've read some reviews of that and it almost talked me out of getting one aaaand I do not have that issue! My shins have never hit. Does great on sidewalks and streets. We've only used it with my infant daughter facing me in a regular seat with infant insert. The boys hold onto her bumper or the sides and there's room there for all. Overall I'm happy with it and no regrets purchasing it. It does its job and helps out my little people on our adventures and makes things easier for me!

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

A game changer

This piggyback has been a game changer!!! Our 4 year old son absolutely loves riding on it and I love that he’s still able to use the stroller that has recently been taken over by his baby brother. Highly recommend!

Scritto da: Liz

Adds versatility to vista stroller

While I enjoy the versatility this board lends to the vista it does have some drawbacks. I wouldn't use it as a substitute for a double stroller or if a true triple stroller is needed. Children of different ages can use it but it seems best for older two year olds who tend to stay put and not run off up to early five year olds. Younger than two and the child would likely be more comfortable and have a better view in a seat while keeping the parent from worrying about them running off. Older than 4-5 and they would be so big and heavy that the stroller would be difficult to push. I feel the best use for this board is for families who are out for long days on level ground, such as an amusement park or mall, and whose older child will be walking more often than not but is still young enough to tire easily and need a ride in order to keep the whole family from having to stop for frequent breaks. The pros: - gives the vista even more versatility, I can't think of another stroller that can boast the ability to hold one, two, or three children - the board is very well made, the wood is good quality and strong (I feel a child heavier than the weight limit could use it without damaging anything) - the black grippy area is attached well, it's a sandpaper texture and doesn't look like it will peel off even if it's wet - the wheels are a soft rubber, not as nice as the foam filled rubber the stroller itself has but they roll easily without making a lot of noise The cons: - no way around it, the vista is heavy to push with this board attached even when it's just the toddler seat and board; with the rumble seat as well it can be extremely difficult to push, especially over uneven ground - it's all but impossible to pop the stroller up onto a curb with the board, the child standing must get off then back on which isn't ideal in crowds or parking lots - while the board is supposed to 'flip up and out of the way' I haven't been able to figure out how. It does flip up but it doesn't stay there. If it did stay up the wheels would still stick out and the basket would be inaccessible from the back. - the handle must be fully extended to make room for the child's head. I doubt this would be a problem for a taller parent but for shorter people like me it makes it uncomfortable to push. - when the board is unoccupied and is just being pulled along the handle must still be extended, not as high as when it's in use but the handle cannot be all the way down at a level comfortable for short parents since you'll being kicking it with each step.

Scritto da: Sholom Vider

Works great

I love this riding board. Super easy to attach myself. The size is just right for a child to stand on but doesn’t block you from walking. It has a great feature that allows it to lift up when you’re not using it so you don’t have to detach it. It wheels very smoothly even over bumps and up and down the curb and steps. I’m using it for a six year old, 45lb child, and it’s easy to push.

Scritto da: jimmycotts

expensive but works

sold and robust product. been using it for several months now. not quite as easy to click on an off as it was the first few times but still glad I bought this one instead of a generic one.

Scritto da: HB

Brilliant!

an essential addition to your UppaBaby if you have a baby and a toddler!!

Scritto da: Anon

Toddler loves it, but it has some design flaws.

Pros: toddler loves to ride on it while they're sibling is in the bassinet. Makes going for walks with 2 kids much easier. It stores fairly easily and doesn't take much extra space. Cons: I am nearly 6' tall and I find I am awkwardly positioned holding the stroller far enough away to accommodate the piggyback. I imagine shorter people may experience trouble. My wife is shorter, and hasn't complained, but it should be considered. Having a toddler ride the piggyback and grip the handlebar changes the centre of gravity of the stroller. It is more likely to tip backwards when going over a large bump or incline, posing a potential safety issue. It is something the user should be aware of but isn't made obvious. Verdict: I enjoy it and will continue to use it, but I dont think it will be for everyone.

Scritto da: Vancouverite

Meh

It’s fine. Very over priced for what it is. And it does not work at all if you have a baby still in a bucket seat. I have 3 kids….my baby in the bucket on the top, my 2 year old in the rumble seat on the front and was hoping to have my 3 year old on the board but with the bucket seat she either has to lean back behind the handle or lean forward and push her face into my baby’s feet. This can only be used if you have a baby in the bigger seat. Pretty silly design that it doesn’t work with certain seats that they supply. If I didn’t toss the box expecting to love this, I’d return it.

Scritto da: Kate Gurnham

Great except for actually walking comfortably...

This delivers exactly what it promises, but there is a HUGE design flaw in that you can’t actually walk normally behind it if you are average height or taller! (I am 5’5” and my feet constantly kick it.) The push bar does not extend far enough, so I either have to walk beside and push with one hand, or slouch over with arms fully extended, neither of which is safe. I ended up buying an extender for the push bar that Velcro’s on and that has solved it, but for a stroller that costs over 1000$ you’d think Uppababy could fix this issue.