is the stroller protected from bumps and jarring? we want to take our bee on a 10 hour international flight.
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I bought it for my camaleon and it was so big that we returned it. for the bee there is a lighter option.
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Yes this bag is the ideal protection for the stroller. Just make sure if the size of the bag is allowed by the airline, without extra fee.
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Yes, I was quite concerned about that as I wss taking an internationsl flight with two plane changes. Mine is a twin donkey and too large to be gate checked. A "fragile" tag was attached and it arrived safe and sound. The stroller is securely fadtened eithin the transport which has some insulation. Bon voyage!
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You have to pull off the buggy board before you collapse the stroller. But the attachments for the buggy board can stay on- at least with my maclaren quest.
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No, and I don't think I would. This is one of the more substantial stroller fans I found out there, which is a good thing for us in terms of durability. However, it might be a bit heavy on an Ergo. (Baby carriers are tough in hot weather, too!)
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The stroller could handle the fields if they are not too bad. We live up north where there's tons of snow/ice making it rough terrain even going around the block! It does make for a rather bumpy ride though for the kiddo as the City Select does not have shocks for the seats like most jogging strollers do.
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I have taken the stroller on a gravel track and it wasn't the smoothest ride but works. Works well on uneven pavement like if you have to go over bumps or cracks in the pavement.
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There's always that risk, but we've had it for about 2 years and this has not happened yet. My son is 4 now and hasn't managed to break it. He is not allowed to carry it around but it has had its share of bumps.
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I'm not sure what you mean. It goes on top of the stroller, so your child's weight should not impact anything. I hope this helps!
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It is a little bumpy over rocks and grass. Though I am guessing most would be. However we take my son for long long walks in it all the time on sidewalks and paved paths and he loves the stroller. He sleeps for an hour or so often in it while we walk.
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Oh yes. We have a 3 & 1/2 granddaughter who loves her babies. The stroller is tough. The front wheels doesn't rotate aroundher. But for the money a good one.
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Hmmm, bumpy as in broken concrete, or bumpy as in a textured sidewalk? I would say no if it's broken concrete but yes to a textured sidewalk. Mine rides nice on walks down our dirt/gravel road. The stroller is made to take the rougher terrain, but my daughter definitely bobbles around in it (which I had hoped would not happen). She's 6 months old. I would not feel comfortable getting up to any speed when walking on our road due to the rough ride. I'm not sure of any stroller that would take that kind of beating (meaning the kiddo would be in for a smooth ride) unless it had some pretty serious suspension system under it:) Hmmm, bumpy as in broken concrete, or bumpy as in a textured sidewalk? I would say no if it's broken concrete but yes to a textured sidewalk. Mine rides nice on walks down our dirt/gravel road. The stroller is made to take the rougher terrain, but my daughter definitely bobbles around in it (which I had hoped would not happen). She's 6 months old. I would not feel comfortable getting up to any speed when walking on our road due to the rough ride. I'm not sure of any stroller that would take that kind of beating (meaning the kiddo would be in for a smooth ride) unless it had some pretty... » Read More Hmmm, bumpy as in broken concrete, or bumpy as in a textured sidewalk? I would say no if it's broken concrete but yes to a textured sidewalk. Mine rides nice on walks down our dirt/gravel road. The stroller is made to take the rougher terrain, but my daughter definitely bobbles around in it (which I had hoped would not happen). She's 6 months old. I would not feel comfortable getting up to any speed when walking on our road due to the rough ride. I'm not sure of any stroller that would take that kind of beating (meaning the kiddo would be in for a smooth ride) unless it had some pretty serious suspension system under it:) « Show Less
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Hello,There are no brakes on this stroller unfortunately, but it is definitely something worth mentioning!Thanks!
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If baby is upright in the stroller, access is easy. If reclined/sleeping, not so much.
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No there is no sticker, but most strollers you can travel with, they just get checked in at the gate or during check in is what my belief has been.
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We traveled with ours and it was easy. The stroller folds up quickly and was easy to maneuver through security. We chose to gate check and enjoyed having it available at our layover. The stroller held up well and has no damage from the travels.
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I don't know but the stroller I have its' wheel are in good conditions still after more than 2 years of use. I still use it; my son is 3 years old. I highly recommended it. It's worth the price.
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So far I have not had that problem and I have been on some bumpy roads with the stroller. I will keep an eye on it though and if it happens I will let you know.
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I recently used this stroller in the Chicago O'Hare Intl. Airport. Since its so big you have to get it checked in as luggage not carry on, but they will let u take it until u are about to board the plane then they take it to cargo, but if u have multiple stops they will bring it to you at every stop at no extra cost. I would double check with your airline when you're checking in, but that was my experience. Also this is the best brand of stroller I've ever owned!