Lilly Gold Sit 'n' Stroll 5 in 1 Car Seat and Stroller Combination

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 19 x 18 x 22 inches
• Shipping Weight: 20.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• Shipping Advisory: This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply.
• ASIN: B004EBUP1A
• UPC: 080313083044
• Item model number: 8304
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: 2,629 in Baby (See Top 100 in Baby)
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By : Lilly Gold
List Price : $249.99
Price : $219.99
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Product Description

Color: Tuxedo Black
Amazon.com Product Description
Simplify your life and downsize your infant gear with the Lilly Gold Sit 'n' Stroll five-in-1 Automobile Seat and Stroller Mixture. The Sit 'n' Stroll easily transforms into 5 crucial child carriers: a rear- or forward-facing auto seat, a stroller, a booster seat, and an FAA-certified airline seat. Comfortable and stylish, the Sit 'n' Stroll accommodates infants and toddlers weighing 5 to 40 pounds. Extra seat padding, an infant head bolster, and a five-point harness system with 3 positions guarantee safety and comfort. The carrier meets all federal, NHTSA, and FAA safety standards.

Sit 'n' Stroll5-in-1 Car Seat StrollerAt a Glance:

• Converts to auto seat, stroller, dining seat, and airline seat while child remains seated
• Fits infants and toddlers 5 to 40 pounds
• Multiple handle heights and front swivel wheels for maneuverability
• 5-point harness to accommodate baby's growth
• Meets or exceeds federal safety standards
• Backed by a manufacturer warranty

The versatile Sit 'n' Stroll meets or exceeds all safety needs. .5 Important Baby Carriers in OneGetting to and from various destinations and navigating day-to-day travel with your child is simpler than ever with this 5-in-1 convertible infant carrier. Ideal for active parents and caregivers, the Sit 'n' Stroll allows you to travel with ease, no matter if you're going from the auto to a restaurant or from to airport security to your gate.
Conveniently, your child can remain seated even though you convert the Sit n' Stroll to a several mode. To transform it from seat to stroller, basically lift it off the ground and press the release lock to deploy the wheels. When you convert the stroller back into a vehicle, booster, or flight seat, the stroller wheels retract and stay safely tucked away. With this portable, 16-1/2-pound carrier, you can substantially downsize your infant gear and lighten your traveling load.
Comfy Seating and Quick Use
Transforms from auto seat to stroller in seconds. .
(Shown in Nautical Blue.)Your infant will be comfortable thanks to the Sit 'n' Stroll's plush seat padding, which contains shoulder and pelvic padding for added comfort and an infant head bolster for additional assistance. Suggested by safety authorities, the five-point harness meets the new youngster restraint regulations for safety. It functions 3 harness positions, which can be adjusted as your youngster grows. The center pull harness offers a rather simple and secure way to ensure that the restraint fits snuggly and comfortably about your youngster.
In stroller mode, the Sit 'n' Stroll suspension system assists absorb movement for a smoother ride. And with several handle heights, front swivel wheels, and foot-activated rear brakes, this convertible stroller gives hassle-free maneuverability for parents and caregivers.
Exceeds Federal Safety RequirementsThe Sit 'n' Stroll characteristics a new LATCH method, which meets the new child restraint regulations for safety. It also meets or exceeds all USA federal safety standards and all USA Department of Transportation standards. The Sit 'n' Stroll is a certified automobile seat, qualified to use the NHTSA mark, and an FAA-certified flight seat, so it can go from the sidewalk to the airplane with a basic transformation.
What is in the BoxLilly Gold Sit 'n' Stroll 5-in-1 Automobile Seat Stroller Combination (Black Tuxedo), sunshade, and instruction manual.
Rear-Facing Vehicle SeatUp to 30 lbs.
Forward-Facing Vehicle SeatUp to 40 lbs.
Dining Booster Seat
Complete Function Stroller
FAA-Certified Flight Seat
Lilly Gold Sit N' Stroll - Black Tuxedo
The Sit 'N' Stroll is the new five-in-1 Travel Program. Simplify your life…Imagine how handy travel becomes with Sit 'N' Stroll: you fly into town with your infant beside you in the FAA-approved flight seat. When it is time to disembark from the plane, you transform Sit 'N' Stroll from flight to stroller, which rolls up the plane's jetway into the airport. You quit for a fast bite to eat, and the stroller becomes a useful booster seat at the table. Then it really is back to stroller as you leave the terminal to hail a taxi. The stroller transforms into a carseat which fast buckles into the taxi, and you are ready to continue your journey. No matter whether you happen to be traveling with your infant about the city or around the globe...in a auto...an airplane, subway or taxi...it just becomes much easier- with the versatile Sit 'N' Stroll 5-in-1 combination carseat/stroller.
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Lilly Gold Sit 'n' Stroll 5 in 1 Car Seat and Stroller Combination

 

Item Capabilities

• Center pull harness- effortlessly adjusts to supply a snug fit
• Three harness positions- accommodates your child as he or she grows
• 5-point harness- suggested by safety authorities
• Latch system- meets new kid restraint regulations
• Top leather- for much better forward-facing installation in car

Customer Reviews

I just took my 16-month-old, 22-pound daughter on a plane trip with this seat and the complete trip was Significantly smoother than a earlier trip on which I had taken her typical automobile seat. Following a small practice it is fairly simple to convert from a stroller to a car seat and back whilst the infant is sitting it it, which is a lifesaver for the godawful painful approach of obtaining through security. I could leave her strapped in the stroller until I had all my diverse items unpacked and on the belt, convert it to a seat, set it up and on the table, take her out, then slide the seat via with one hand considerably superior than getting to hang on to her with a single hand even though I attempt to collapse and hoist a typical stroller onto the belt with the other. It steers especially easily with one particular hand, and even though it has hardly any basket, the accessory sack that you can purchase separately is really roomy, handy, and lightweight, effortless to stuff into a tiny suitcase. The stroller even rolled (snugly) down the Economy class aisles of both Airbus A320 and Boeing 757 planes. When at our destination, it was a piece of cake to collapse the stroller and toss her into a taxi, strapping her in safely. This stroller is a should if your travel includes much time spent in taxis.
There were, even so, 3 critical drawbacks which avoid me from giving it five stars.
- The telescoping deal with is somewhat floppily connected to the physique of the stroller. This is apparently supposed to be a "function" as it is prominently labeled "FLEX-STEER (TM)" but the floppiness signifies -- as the owner's manual tells you -- that in order to get the stroller over an obstruction like a street curb, you can't do the typical operation of leaning down on the deal with to pop up the front wheels and lift them over the curb. Rather, you are instructed to turn the stroller around backward, lift up on the deal with to lift the back wheels over the curb, then turn around and proceed. At least as soon as on my trip I located myself crossing a street, and a auto turned onto the street and began barreling toward me and I had to try to do this operation in a actual hurry. Also both planes I traveled on had sizeable gaps between the plane deck and the jetbridge there is no space for turning the stroller around in that circumstance, the only selection is to bodily lift the seat and infant with both hands and set it on to the deck.
- As other reviewers have noted, to convert it from stroller to seat and back you have to lift both infant and stroller into the air. This is not a huge deal, but every single dang time I collapsed or reset the stroller, some protruding piece of plastic on the back of it created a new bruise on my appropriate arm. By the finish of the trip my arm looked like leopardskin, peppered with purple bruises. Excellent thing I wasn't expected to appear fairly.
- When the seat is in the forward-facing position, the seatbelt crosses the front of the seat in a position that is pretty high up the seat. For my 16-month-old, the belt crossed the seat at mid-chest level, pinning her upper arms. If she were a thumbsucker, this would have been utterly unworkable. As it was, I could not maintain the seatbelt on for the entire flight she wouldn't have stood for it. When she has grown a couple additional inches, her shoulders will be far sufficient above the seat belt position that her arms will be able to lie comfortably more than the seat belt, but till then, strapping her in to the plane or automobile is equivalent to strapping her arms to her sides. At least in a plane you get to unbuckle the seat belt occasionally this seat will not perform for her in a automobile till she grows more.
One other random "pro" to mention: I discovered though hanging about in the airport that, with the wheels deployed but the manage in its stored position, the Sit'n'Stroll has a sixth function, as a walker -- my daughter pushed it up and down and up and down and up and down the concourse (to the annoyance, I am sure, of quite a few harried travelers), acquiring those small legs good and tired out for the flight.

My wife and I travel a lot. This seat has seen London, Paris, and Buenos Aires - all with our little dude riding like a king.
Fly to London, stroll to and on the Tube, use as a booster seat at a restaurant in Piccadilly, stroll around South Kensington. To go household, just pull up the wheels to come to be a carseat and slide the seat into the taxi. Pull the normal seatbelt more than the front and lock down.
This carseat/stroller has taken a beating and it is nevertheless going. Hugely suggested!
Pros:
Versatility
Don't have to chech the stroller at the gate
Resilient
Looks really comfy
Cons:
A bit challenging to pull wheels up/down for my wife
Barely squeezes down the aisle of the plane (watch fingers)
Impressive engineering. It earned its value throughout the first trip.

 

Lilly Gold Sit 'n' Stroll 5 in 1 Car Seat and Stroller Combination