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Car Seat Buggy 2 in 1 - Combos That Are Easy to Use

Car seat buggy 2 in 1 blends two of the most important pieces of baby gear: the infant car seat and stroller. It makes hopping off and on public transportation (and climbing and descending steps) so much easier.

One of the best options is the Doona infant car seat and stroller combo. It's the first integrated travel system that lets you to switch between the car seat and stroller in seconds without disturbing your sleepy baby.

Simple to use

Parents must have a stroller and car seat combination that is easy to use. These systems allow you to easily change between running errands, or walking the dog before going for an exercise. They also help you keep up with your little one's changing needs, so that you can concentrate on your family adventures. Our test subjects are awed by the ease and speed with which these travel systems glide regardless of whether they have only one front wheel or a rotating front wheel. The Thule Urban Glide 2 Combo and the BOB Alterrain Pro combo are incredibly maneuverable however, the Baby Jogger City Mini GT 2 Combo and the BOB Revolution Flex 3.0 Combo can be pushed effortlessly with just one hand.

Some models can be difficult to remove or attach from the base. The Doona Combo requires a two step process for attachment, as well as straps which cover the bottom of the infant carrier. It's tempting to skip the steps however it could lead to dangerous outcomes.

Some models are more difficult to fold and store than others, which makes them less practical. Graco FastAction 3 in 1 Car Seat Stroller is difficult to fold because of its huge dimensions and bulky frames. Some testers also find the canopy on this model disappointing. The Britax Parkway Combo Click and Go is simple to fold, with only the push of a button and pulling the lever. This model is a great choice for parents who want to use their car seat in other people's cars, since it is able to be removed from the base.

Easy to Fold

It doesn't matter if you're keeping the car seat on its own, in the trunk of your car or even in a closet, it must be easy to fold and unfold. The most efficient combinations we've tried fold easily with just one hand and are durable enough to use on long walks. They're also easy to maneuver, gliding smoothly over bumps and uneven surfaces. Some combos are connected and removed using straps. This may seem like a step in the back, and can make it harder for parents to secure their car seat properly.

We are awestruck by the BOB Revolution Flex 3.0 Combo for its handy features and sturdy build, which includes a large storage basket that is accessible from the front to back. Its exclusive SafeCenter LATCH makes it easy to ensure a secure car seat installation by simply connecting the lower anchors and pulling the straps tight and then pressing the carrier into the base.

It's also light which makes it a great choice for families or frequent travelers who have multiple vehicles. Both the Baby Jogger City Mini GT pushchairs 2 in 1 Combo and the Thule Urban Glide 2 in 1 pushchair scored very well in our user-friendliness tests. Both have a single front wheel that's easy to push (one-handed! ) and a swivel wheel with a variety of angles that's ideal for shopping or running errands. The only downside is that they're quite heavy and baby pram 2 in 1 may be difficult to lift up when a baby is in a car seat.

Easy to Assemble

Some stroller and car seat combos can be tricky to assemble. The UPPAbaby Cruz v2 Combo is one of the simplest travel systems to assemble. It even includes a helpful guide. Other models we looked at like the UPPAbaby Minu, UPPAbaby Vista v2, Thule Urban Glide 2 in 1 pram and pushchair, and Baby Trend Snap-N-Go EX Universal were also relatively easy to put together. In contrast, the BOB Revolution Flex 3.0 Combo is difficult to put together because it requires two steps: attaching the lower anchors, and using straps that are placed over the bottom of the carrier. It's heavy so it takes two people to snap the carrier in the base, and then to remove it.

In our tests, it took about 5 minutes to assemble the UPPAbaby Cruz v2. This is a easy process when you take into account the time saved by not having to remove all the individual pieces. The majority of these models come with a simple process for attaching and detaching the toddler seat, as well.