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I wish I had the patent on this product!, September 17, 2005
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Reviewer: psophia17 from Vancouver, BC
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psophia17
saw things this way
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Overall Grade
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Pros:
The most useful baby item we bought in the first year.
Cons:
Initial set-up can be tricky, only one color available.
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We paid $40 for our Snap'n'Go at a ToysRUs in upstate NY, using a $10 coupon.I had researched lots of strollers by this point, and couldn't see any reason not to buy this one. It would work with the infant seat we had, was affordable, and got great reviews in the 5th edition of the Baby Bargains book, so off we went to the store. Although they did not have one on display and didn't know what I was talking about when I asked, they did find one in the back. I bought it. It was tricky to figure out how to set it up, but since we did it on a freezing cold day in the parking lot of the TRU I don't think it would be as difficult as I remember it being for someone else to do. You have to pay close attention to make sure the bars are set up for the infant seat you have, but once you have that figured out, you're home free.The basket is gigantic and the whole contraption is lightweight and easily tucked into the trunk of a small car. It was really easy to use and handled really well at all times.I didn't like that it only came in blue or that one of the cupholders in the parent tray was meant to fit a narrow bottle rather than a cup or wider-based (like Avent) bottle. Also, after we moved on to the larger stroller, I noticed that the parent tray snapped out pretty easily, but since it saw us through 5+ months of use with no other problems, it's not a dealbreaker by any means.This was easily the best $40 we spent on anything for baby.
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