Eddie Bauer Evergreen Trailmaker Travel System Review
| Product Code | B007YCQ1GY |
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| Price | $229.47 |
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #87504 in Baby Product
- Brand: Eddie Bauer
- Model: TR211BKZ
- Released on: 2012-12-17
- Number of items: 1
Features
- For babies 4 to 35 pounds
- Side impact protection
- Keeps children rear facing longer
- Ergonomic carry handle
- For babies 4 to 35 pounds
- Side impact protection
- Keeps children rear facing longer
- Ergonomic carry handle
Product Description
Travel in comfort and style with the Eddie Bauer trailmaker travel system; a stroller and infant car seat combination to help make all your journeys more enjoyable. The stroller features a handy parent tray with cup holder and a larger storage basket with easy, spring-down access for all the bigger gear you need to take along for the ride once out of the car. The 1-hand fold and stand with self-locking feature makes it easy to either stow in your vehicle or store at home. The included infant car seat features side impact protection and transitions easily from stroller to car and then back again, so that your little one will remain comfy on all legs of the trip!
Customer Reviews
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0 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By M. Snider
We purchased an Eddie Bauer stroller from a yard sale for my toddler when my Graco stroller, that we had for almost 7 years, was so worn out after two children. I didn't recieve an owner's manual with the purchase, so I really don't know what type we have. I called the company for a copy of the owner's manual. The representative was extrememly polite and promptly TOLD me I'd have a new manual sent to me right away; however, that was months ago and I have yet to see it.The biggest concern I have about the stroller is that my child will sit down a certain way and make the seat push forward with quite a bit of force. As far as I can tell, there is no way to lock the seat into a secure position. Again, having the owner's manual might solve this issue, but the company has yet to follow-up on their promise. This situation probably doesn't occur while the infant is still using the full system with the carseat, so I doubt many parents and families realize this can occur until years after the purchase, making it impossible to edit out reviews and return the product.My husband and I really don't care for this stroller. We really wish we spent more time looking for something nicer and safer.
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