I am looking for something that will shade my baby girl but something that she can see out of...once in the stroller can the child see out of the net?
851881
I usually lift it to see my child. I'm not sure how well they can see out of it. It is great when they are napping!
851882
Yes, it's a very very fine mesh and easy to see through. Also allows for air circulation.
851883
Yes, kind of! Things will look a little shadowy but she'll be able to see general shapes/outlines.
851884
posted photos for you! There are wrinkles in the net due to my hand being stuck down in the stroller to take a picture. Hope this helps you -
851885
Yes, but honestly, I never really ended up using this much. It was more of a hassle, and kind of a cheap product. I still haven't found the perfect product to shield the sun, but found the larger canopy's worked better. I also questioned just how much protection it was giving. Sorry for having more complaints and not a direct solution to offer. :(
851886
Yes, the shade is that, shaded, however, you can see through it. In myopinion you can see out (child's view) than looking in through the net (you looking into the stoller). It's not super dark as when the sun shone on his stroller and into his eyes I had to move the canopy to block the sun. It was nice at that cabin on his pack 'n' play as it shaded the light inside a little bit.
851887
I believe so! I need up buying 2 nets this one and a white thinner with bigger holes and less uv protection just incase. But you can still see through it! Hope that helps;)
121204
It should work with that stroller. I really love mine. It keeps the sun off my son. It would make it harder for mosquitoes to get to the baby but they coukd probably still get in around the edges if they really wanted to. But I think it would help & probably better than putting in repellent.
558693
No. The sun shades come down further than any other stroller we've had, so they cover the kids (3 & 1 now) and you can leave them down when kids aren't in it to keep seats cool. Love this stroller--we are traveling this week and took an older stroller. Really missing our city mini!
2003862
If they are really light and your child isn't hard on it. My daughters stroller broke within about a month and left it with VERY sharp edges exposed.
1108787
Hello Monica, As you have probably read from other customer reviews, the sun shades in this stroller are pretty much useless. I guess putting a blanket on top cover the sun quite decently. I bought this item because my pettite wife could not handle a 40 lbs stroller so this was a perfect solution.
865475
Yes. There's a big front-flap that extends from the top-back of the carrier down to the bottom-front. It has two layers - one is canvas and the other is mesh - so depending on what you want you can let her see out or keep her in the dark. There are also similar viewing flaps on the left and right sides. With all viewing meshes exposed Jardine will be able to see out the front, sides, and a little of the top.
1561855
We got a Brica mirror for rear-facing carseat, so we would be able to see the baby from the front. It comes with a remote (just 2 big buttons) that turns lights on/off and music on/off. If your child is in a front facing carseat you can still use it to have some light when you need it. I hope, it helps.
2101087
Yes. There is a mesh window. My havanese LOVES this stroller. We don't walk without it. She watches me hood open and closed. It's perfect!!! I regret not getting a rain cover. Winter is coming.
2075253
They can most likely see over the top of stroller. A 25th percentile in height child is able to see over and use it just fine.
1606591
It would provide limited shade cover. The rayshade stroller cover needs an existing stroller cover to support it. The rayshade stroller cover just provides extended shade cover to your existing cover if that makes sense.
1280872
Yes it will. That is the stroller is have and the net is very stretchy. It just pulls around the stroller. I love mine and has helped my son not get bit. Sometimes a big will get in through the back of the stroller where the net Dosent come but overall I really like it
1272659
This looks like the stroller I purchased in 2013. The canopy appears opened as far as it is supposed to go. We've never had a problem with the canopy not shielding our grandson from the sun. It's a great stroller although I am amazed at how the price has gone up. I paid under $200 for it.
1861741
The Summer Infant shade fits over your current shade to extend it's length. The shade on my Graco stroller is mediocre, so I provide my son with full shade by attaching the rayshade, with Velcro loops, over the pre-existing shade. Very easy to use!
1452704
Yes, in my past experience with this extended shade cover it can still stay tied/attached to the stroller and be folded back for less sun coverage or folded back completely to remove baby/child from the stroller. I did find I had to remove the shade completely from the stroller when I was going to fold the stroller down to put in a vehicle or else the shade can rip from the ties it has if not removed from the stroller before collapsing the stroller.
2198797
Yes, it has mesh sides that do not move. In addition, it has a mesh top which zips away for access to the baby. On top of that is a solid cover to block the sun. The solid cover snaps into place. When not in use, the solid cover can be tucked into a sleeve at the back so that it is completely hidden.
861250
No, but it has a large canopy that extends pretty far down. It's the largest canopy I've seen on an umbrella stroller, but if your child is still a baby, then the position of the canopy might be too high to block much rain.
1120538
I have a Bumbleride. The net is far bigger than necessary, still it does its job. Can hardly imagine a stroller where this net would be too small (if only for a twin-)