Does this just slide over the top? Are the wheels protected? I have a Chicco travel system.
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Wheels are out, which in my case traveling alone with two little ones was helpful! You could still wheel the stroller to where they wanted you to leave it.
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Yes, it just slides over the top. Buckles secure it at the bottom and sides as seen in the picture. The wheels are not protected they are open as seen.
511629
It has wheels- just like a suitcase. The only issue you might face with it, and it is a minor one, it might tip over if you leave it standing straight up. We've been using ours a lot and we love it. It does the job- rest assured that BOB will arrive in one piece.
1493513
It just slides over the rail, but I had to drill a hole under the rail in order to slide it all the way on to the rail. they work great.
1019811
Yep. In fact when you are setting it up and trying to get everything lined up just right it can be frustrating that it doesn't just slide on the floor! After you are on your bike you are pretty glad it's not going anywhere. Oh, and I use it on a hard wood floor - it doesn't slide. Great product.
1068762
Mine has three spoke wheels made of hard plastic and they are very sturdy. I sit on my walker a lot and have not had any issues. Also, I've personally not experienced any sliding on hard floors.
2201313
Yes, you will just need to put on the wheels' covers. I have given this presents to two kids, and they loved it!
1501550
It comes with wheels, do you probably don't need risers, but if you didn't put the wheels on it might fit on risers
2222518
Yep, no problem at all. It's on wheels and up off the floor a couple inches. We roll ours in the bedroon at night.
1658487
No, it just slide over the top and sides. There's a zipper in the back to it slides on easily and then you zip it up to make it tighter.
1124490
I have wheels on all three of my units because it helps to roll so smoothly. I felt under the wheels, and it appears to be a circular bottom, as opposed to the square top. There is a circle of rubber, going around the bottom of each leg. If you plan to move it around often, the wheels are the way to go.
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The top cover rolls up. The sides are part of the structure for the cab. You can have it closed so if it is raining the kids wont get wet, or you can roll the plastic cover up and let extra air flow through the cab. Or you can have the whole thing rolled up which we only do when we are in the mall or something. There is a spot behind the seat that we store the kids bag and odd and end items we take around. We use then everywhere. We love it more then our normal double sit and stand. Its rides so smoothly also.
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It has rubber feet underneath. As long as it's properly set, it doesn't slide. If you put it at an angle it is less stable, but we haven't had an issue yet since we make sure it's straight & set well.
425150
No. I never had any trouble going over any type of surface. I travel extensively and over difficult surfaces - from escalators to sidewalks to gravel walkways. The wheels don't break apart of flake. Good thing since Wenger won't repair their products.
279155
Not a good idea at all. Any pressure on the wheels needed to buff will cause it to move all over. Bolt it down or simply drill a coupe of holes in the table top and install removable pins.
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My wife says no it doesn't slide. That said I wish there was a better system for holding it on the bike. The elastic straps on both of ours are nearly useless.
926650
I have a Toyota Venza and the crate is on a rubber backed carpet, so it doesn't slide around at all.
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It's not supposed to go on any part of the top of a shopping part, including over the basket. It sounds like you're talking about having the seat straddle the basket of the cart, which is just as dangerous. Sure, it *could* fall into the basket, a mere 8 inches. Or it could be knocked off completely. Carts are not designed to have items placed on top of them, they become top heavy. Please reference the American Academy of Pediatrics: http://aappolicy.aappublications.org/cgi/content/full/pediatrics;118/2/e545 If anything, put the car seat *in* the basket (or wear your child, have someone else come along, etc). I know its a pain, but so is using a car seat in the first place (on top of a million other child safety measures) and you wouldn't compromise a child's safety in the car just for mere convenience...