a citi mini. because i'm adding to my carriage a buggy board for a toddler to stand and i bump into the board. will this help?
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I don't have a citi mini or a buggy board but it will give you 2 or 3 extra inches between you and the stroller in general by holding the grip instead of the stroller handle bar. It also allows you to walk more to one side instead of centered behind the stroller if you prefer.
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I ordered these for the same reason - for a Britax stroller. My husband is 6'8. Unfortunately, we could not use them. The extension is only big enough for one hand, so you have to push the stroller with only one hand all of the time. That didn't work for us, so I returned the item.
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Realistically, it barely extends the length of the handlebar. It's more for needing to push a stroller with one hand and less for making it taller.
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I love it!! I have Zee two with Joey seat and stand board, the handle gives me so much room more to move and I'm not hunched over trying to push..... recommend this absolutely!! It has multiple connecter's to attach to pram so there should be one to fit yours :-D hope this helps!
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I think a stroller with "bike" wheels may be better. Of course, it would work, but it certainly would be a very bumpy ride
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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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It would work fine. But compared to the Mini, Blueicicle has less build quality, and it's pretty much a one trick pony. Feels a lot cheaper, too. Won't stand up to much travel abuse, I think.
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The foot rest kind of does make a difference. If your son or daughter wanted to coast or not "scoot" they would have to have there feet sticking out. If they're in an open wide area it may not be an issue. The bigger issue with the Strider is if you have a boy. He will surely rack his nuts on that thing several times....the main reason I chose the Kazam over it.
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Unfortunately no. it was fine in our other car, but the mini van has a steeper seat. Be sure to have the child seat fully reclined.
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I bought this for my nephews birthday of one year, but he wasn't walking yet and his Mom said it really helped him stand up and hold on to it. It's sturdy and with supervision I think it would be fine. Good luck!
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I didn't use my infant seat with my City Mini, I used a different stroller with mine. Sorry I couldn't help.
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Yes, I love my Britax stroller but dislike the stroller board. It's cheap plastic and sticks out so far it makes pushing the stroller extremely awkward.
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I'm not sure about size, that is probably ok. It's a pretty standard sized deck, if size is a concern you could get a mini pr micro, but in my opinion, this is too much board for a 5year old.
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We have Britax Advocates which are massive with the side panels. This makes it possible for me to travel with my son without help
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Not well. It feels a little unstable to the child because the part thats suppose to fit snug inside the toilet is sitting on the seat instead. Go with the Potette Plus 2-1 portable potty seat. Its awesome.
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This model would fall and shift, there is nothing to hold it in place except the child's carseat. Good luck finding something that works for you!
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I think a stroller with "bike" wheels may be better and more stable. It would work since it is an okay stroller, but it would be a bumpy ride!!
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I've never tried it but carrying a single board is pretty uncomfortable. The board tends to slip away, it's almost impossible to keep it straight on the wheels. I recommend you choose another one.
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Definitely; we use one both with the City Mini GT and with the Kolcraft Cloud Plus. It fits both, though can sometimes sag; I always just hitch it up slightly before I put my child in each time. It is very soft and I think he likes walks with the stroller more now.
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No matter what I did the adapter constantly slipped, wobbled, and was unsteady I would hold the carrier down with one had while strolling... If you can take it back. Lower the back of your stroller so it is like a bassinet and depending on how young your child is use a snugglie, I actually use the infant cushion from our momma roo for our little guy.... He's getting bigger and I'm slowly propping him up more. Scratch the carrier and put your baby right in the stroller comfortably and safe.