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Product FeaturesColor: Black
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Model numberU281772
Minimum weight recommendation4 Pounds
Maximum weight recommendation55 Pounds
Additional product featuresReclining SeatHeight Adjustable HandleCanopy
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Color: Black
Amazon.com Product Description
The BRITAX B-READY Stroller (Black) offers safe, innovative features paired with a versatile, modular design that parents will appreciate. It features 14 different configurations--from forward-facing to rear-facing as well as in-line, double-stroller options for infant car seats, bassinets, and toddler seats. The B-READY is user-friendly with features including a large, removable storage basket and an adjustable handle with comfort grips. This stroller is appropriate for children from six months old up to 55 pounds when used with the top seat, or for infants from birth when used with the CHAPERONE Infant Car Seat (sold separately) or other major manufacturer's infant car seats.
Innovative Modular Design to Grow With Your Child
Starting with the infant phase all the way to accommodating a younger sibling, the BRITAX B-READY Stroller is able to adapt to the changing needs of a growing family. You can start to safely transport a newborn in the stroller using the BRITAX CHAPERONE Infant Car Seat (sold separately) with the CLICK & GO integrated infant car seat adapter (included). And, it is compatible with other major infant car seat brands when used with the BRITAX Infant Car Seat Adapter Kit (sold separately). The top seat is reversible, with three reclining positions, so that children can start in the rear-facing position and then switch to forward-facing as they grow older.
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 Features an adjustable five-point harness and a four-point suspension for optimum child security and comfort. View larger. |
 A three-position recline allows for easy seating, while a large canopy helps protect your child from sun and rain. View larger. |
Starting with the infant phase all the way to accommodating a younger sibling, the BRITAX B-READY Stroller is able to adapt to the changing needs of a growing family. You can start to safely transport a newborn in the stroller using the BRITAX CHAPERONE Infant Car Seat (sold separately) with the CLICK & GO integrated infant car seat adapter (included). And, it is compatible with other major infant car seat brands when used with the BRITAX Infant Car Seat Adapter Kit (sold separately). The top seat is reversible, with three reclining positions, so that children can start in the rear-facing position and then switch to forward-facing as they grow older.
Best of all, the B-READY is designed to convert to an in-line, double stroller so it can accommodate another child with ease. Whether you need to transport dual infant car seats for twins or a bassinet and second seat for a newborn and older sibling, the stroller can be converted into 14 different configurations with the use of optional accessories, such as the B-READY Second Seat (sold separately).
Safety and Comfort Features
Ideal for parents and caretakers seeking a safe, comfortable stroller, the B-READY features a five-point harness; a quilted, suede-like, adjustable head pad; and four-point suspension. Busy parents and caregivers will appreciate that the padded, reflective harness can be adjusted without the need to re-thread, while the four-point suspension provides a smooth, comfortable ride.
For additional versatility, the three-position recline and adjustable calf rest allow you to tilt back the stroller's seat when your baby falls asleep during a long walk. A large canopy with a sun visor blocks harmful UV rays from reaching your child's sensitive skin and a ventilation window offers circulation so your child will ride in comfort. In addition, the stroller includes a rain cover that fits neatly in the under-seat storage for those unexpected showers.
Convenient Features for Adults and Children
It's easy to fold the B-READY, thanks to its unique, simple fold design and automatic chassis lock. You can even fold the stroller with two seats left intact--a thoughtful, time-saving feature. A one-foot, one-motion brake with an indicator locks and unlocks both rear wheels with a simple press of a single foot pedal. The ergonomically-designed handle allows you to quickly adjust the handle height, while the comfort grips and one-hand steering allow for easy maneuverability for extended periods of time.
The large, under-seat storage basket is ideal for holding diaper bags, purses, and grocery items, and can be accessed from all four sides. A removable storage bag with insulated drink holders is also included. The B-READY features an adult cup holder, essential for holding your water bottle.
Easy to Clean; Available in a Variety of Colors
The B-READY is made from durable materials and is easy to wipe clean with a damp cloth. It's available in a selection of bold, solid colors, including Black, Green, Red, and Silver, to fit your taste and preference.
The BRITAX B-READY Stroller is backed by a limited two-year warranty.
What's in the Box
One BRITAX B-READY Stroller chassis and child seat, CLICK & GO infant car seat adapters, adult cup holder, rain cover, and instruction guide.
 The B-READY sytem helps you adapt to the changing needs of your growing family. |
Product Description
The new B-READY stroller from BRITAX is a versatile, modular stroller that can convert from a travel system to a single or in-line double stroller. With 14 different configurations the B-READY stroller is adaptable to fit your needs. Featuring a reversible top seat with a weight capacity of 55 lbs, the B-READY introduces an industry first: a non-rethread, adjustable, 5-point harness system. An extra large canopy, 3-position recline, adjustable leg rest, and full suspension will ensure the travelling comfort of little ones. As an in-line tandem stroller, the second seat is certainly not an afterthought. With 4 recline positions, the second seat is appropriate from birth to 35 lbs. Perhaps most impressive is the fact that the second seat does not need to be removed to fold the stroller. A single step locks and unlocks both rear wheels. Caregivers will further appreciate the adjustable handle height and over-sized storage basket that is accessible from all four sides. A drink holder, rain cover, and CHAPERONE CLICK GO infant car seat adapters are included. Features Benefits: CLICK GO integrated infant car seat adapter works with BRITAX infant car seats and bassinet. Also compatible with other major carrier brands** when used with BRITAX infant car seat adapter kit (sold separately) Converts to in-line double stroller*** to accommodate multiple seat and infant car seat configurations Reversible top seat with 3 recline positions Large under seat storage accessible from all sides Large canopy with sun-visor and ventilation window Simple fold with automatic chassis lock Adjustable handle height with comfort grip No re-thread, adjustable, 5-point harness and head pad One-step, linked parking brake with indicator Comfort ride 4-point suspension Removable storage bag with insulated drink holders Included accessories: Adult cup-holder Rain Cover CLICK GO BRITAX CHAPERONE infant car seat adapters For use with children at least 6 months old , u
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113 of 118 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:Black
Some differences with Uppababy Vs. Britax B-Ready:
WHEELS - Vista wins. Vista had better wheels. Vista had tread and were more grippery tire like feel. B-Ready had smooth plastic feel to them. I can see that they would get all scratched up easily. B-Ready also had fenders on them which seem to add to bulk. Comparing closely it almost appear one could put Vista's wheels to B-Ready. It's that similar!
HANDLE - B-Ready wins. Handle on B-Ready was nicer than Vista. It pivoted instead of telescoping (which was what the Vista does). The center was had a grip that was molded for one-handed steering. The arms and wrist seem more comfortable (rested more parallel like on a keyboard). My wife at 5'2 found the Vista handle too high and wished it could adjust lower.
FOLDING - Vista wins (barely). Comparing the two, the wife like the Vista (it did take several attempts for wife to get the feel for it, as did I ! Once figured out it was ok).B-Ready required two hands as well but you sort of have to use your stomach so that you could pull the levers toward you and have it collapse. I found it easy if you have larger hands you can pull down the levers easier but since my wife is 5'2, her hands are smaller and sort of used her stomach a bit. With time, I think she could avoid using her stomach. She would just hold the bar and use her fingers to pull down. We also found that you had to straighten out the B-Ready's handle so that when you fold it, it would stand properly stand up and you could lock the folding clasp. DEFINITELY TRY FOLDING IT YOURSELF IN THE STORE! (just to add an another stroller, the Baby Jogger City Select has really easy folding capability!). Both stands up when folded although you have to consciously stand it up. The sales person always seems to fold it and let it flop to the ground. I doubt one would do that outside.
Note on second seat folding - The folding of the B-Ready allows the second seat to be on but it was very bulky (and heavy at a total of 35 lbs) and the canopy of the second seat would get dirty. It's better to just remove the seat.
MAIN SEAT - Vista wins. Vista has 0 degree seat position and B-Ready did not. Vista 2010 added this to address a common complaint. B-Ready is slightly on the decline. So while the B-Ready has a handle that is more ergonomically correct for mom's wrist, it seems the seat upright capability is better for the kid. (previous Vista 2009 owners found the kid pulling themselves forward to get upright).
SECOND SEAT (REAR) - B-Ready wins . Recline of 2nd child add on - B ready was clearly better since it can recline to horizontal sleeping position. Vista had one position. It was not upright but slightly tilted back. More for a child chilling out and may nit be the best if kid is sleeping. The Vista seat was also closer to the front seat and B- Ready has more room for child in rear. A taller person may hit the B-Ready seat with their stride but I'm 5'10 and its not a problem. Also, note that the B-Ready second seat is in the rear of parent behind main seat FORWARD FACING whereas, Vista is in FRONT of main seat REAR FACING. Big difference here! I believe that's why the B-Ready can recline safely. I don't think I would want to have a Vista recline in front and therefore exposing the child's head.
STORAGE - B-Ready wins (barely). B-Ready is accessible on all sides. Vista's is on the rear only. With the rear seat, this is important. However, the Vista has a bar running across where the kid can sort of step their feet on. The B-Ready has their feet in the entire basket and the kids would probably kick at your diaper bag.
CONFIGURATIONS - B-Ready wins. B-Ready has 14 configurations vs. Vista's 3 configurations. Most notably are: B-Ready has ability to use two infant carriers at the same time. You can also place infant carrier in the rear (Vista you cannot. You can only put it in the front). B-Ready can use the bassinet with the second seat. Vista cannot use bassinet with rear seat.
After all this, I am still having problems deciding. For me, it comes down to Vista's 0 degree position but no full recline in rear seat Vs. B-Ready's full recline rear seat but lack of 0 degree position.
Edit:
Update - I ended up buying the Britax B-ready. It's been used it for 6 weeks now. So far, its been great! Very nice, easy ride. It can be bumpy on cobble stones and uneven surfaces. If you want a smoother ride on these surfaces, you'll need bigger, air-filled tires. My complaint is the unfolding part. When unfolding, the plastic clip that holds the stroller , is tricky to "undo" so you can unfold it. You need to pull it out a bit before you unfold which can be tough. I think we'll need more practice at doing this. I'll report back in a few more months.
WHEELS - Vista wins. Vista had better wheels. Vista had tread and were more grippery tire like feel. B-Ready had smooth plastic feel to them. I can see that they would get all scratched up easily. B-Ready also had fenders on them which seem to add to bulk. Comparing closely it almost appear one could put Vista's wheels to B-Ready. It's that similar!
HANDLE - B-Ready wins. Handle on B-Ready was nicer than Vista. It pivoted instead of telescoping (which was what the Vista does). The center was had a grip that was molded for one-handed steering. The arms and wrist seem more comfortable (rested more parallel like on a keyboard). My wife at 5'2 found the Vista handle too high and wished it could adjust lower.
FOLDING - Vista wins (barely). Comparing the two, the wife like the Vista (it did take several attempts for wife to get the feel for it, as did I ! Once figured out it was ok).B-Ready required two hands as well but you sort of have to use your stomach so that you could pull the levers toward you and have it collapse. I found it easy if you have larger hands you can pull down the levers easier but since my wife is 5'2, her hands are smaller and sort of used her stomach a bit. With time, I think she could avoid using her stomach. She would just hold the bar and use her fingers to pull down. We also found that you had to straighten out the B-Ready's handle so that when you fold it, it would stand properly stand up and you could lock the folding clasp. DEFINITELY TRY FOLDING IT YOURSELF IN THE STORE! (just to add an another stroller, the Baby Jogger City Select has really easy folding capability!). Both stands up when folded although you have to consciously stand it up. The sales person always seems to fold it and let it flop to the ground. I doubt one would do that outside.
Note on second seat folding - The folding of the B-Ready allows the second seat to be on but it was very bulky (and heavy at a total of 35 lbs) and the canopy of the second seat would get dirty. It's better to just remove the seat.
MAIN SEAT - Vista wins. Vista has 0 degree seat position and B-Ready did not. Vista 2010 added this to address a common complaint. B-Ready is slightly on the decline. So while the B-Ready has a handle that is more ergonomically correct for mom's wrist, it seems the seat upright capability is better for the kid. (previous Vista 2009 owners found the kid pulling themselves forward to get upright).
SECOND SEAT (REAR) - B-Ready wins . Recline of 2nd child add on - B ready was clearly better since it can recline to horizontal sleeping position. Vista had one position. It was not upright but slightly tilted back. More for a child chilling out and may nit be the best if kid is sleeping. The Vista seat was also closer to the front seat and B- Ready has more room for child in rear. A taller person may hit the B-Ready seat with their stride but I'm 5'10 and its not a problem. Also, note that the B-Ready second seat is in the rear of parent behind main seat FORWARD FACING whereas, Vista is in FRONT of main seat REAR FACING. Big difference here! I believe that's why the B-Ready can recline safely. I don't think I would want to have a Vista recline in front and therefore exposing the child's head.
STORAGE - B-Ready wins (barely). B-Ready is accessible on all sides. Vista's is on the rear only. With the rear seat, this is important. However, the Vista has a bar running across where the kid can sort of step their feet on. The B-Ready has their feet in the entire basket and the kids would probably kick at your diaper bag.
CONFIGURATIONS - B-Ready wins. B-Ready has 14 configurations vs. Vista's 3 configurations. Most notably are: B-Ready has ability to use two infant carriers at the same time. You can also place infant carrier in the rear (Vista you cannot. You can only put it in the front). B-Ready can use the bassinet with the second seat. Vista cannot use bassinet with rear seat.
After all this, I am still having problems deciding. For me, it comes down to Vista's 0 degree position but no full recline in rear seat Vs. B-Ready's full recline rear seat but lack of 0 degree position.
Edit:
Update - I ended up buying the Britax B-ready. It's been used it for 6 weeks now. So far, its been great! Very nice, easy ride. It can be bumpy on cobble stones and uneven surfaces. If you want a smoother ride on these surfaces, you'll need bigger, air-filled tires. My complaint is the unfolding part. When unfolding, the plastic clip that holds the stroller , is tricky to "undo" so you can unfold it. You need to pull it out a bit before you unfold which can be tough. I think we'll need more practice at doing this. I'll report back in a few more months.
86 of 89 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:Black
Update*** One year later:
Still love the stroller but find that my 3.5 yr old is now too tall for the front seat. The back of the seat is tall enough but the foot rest is way too short! His feet hang off by at least 6 inches. All in all, it has been a great stroller but I think I may be putting it on craigslist soon. However, he still fits in the bottom seat, although he is above the weight limit by 4 lbs.
Thanks, Hollie for another great review!
This stroller is the best stroller I have used, and I have tried 14 different strollers, 3 doubles and 11 singles.
Here is my review of it:
The sun shades for the main stroller and the additional second seat are quite adequate. Plenty of shade and a great magnetic peek a boo window that doesn't wake the baby like Velcro can.
Both seats fully recline, which is totally different than the Phil and Teds and Uppa Doubles. I love that I can face the top seat towards me and it can also face out.
Speaking of seats: My 32lb, 37" tall, 2 yr old can fit quite comfortably in the second seat. He can climb in without the top seat or with the top seat on and the stroller doesn't even start to tip! The Phil and Teds Sport is way more tip happy and we have had several times where it tipped with just a diaper bag on the handle. The new Britax b-ready did not tip with my toddler and a TON of shopping bags on the handle and NO baby on the top. That is a fantastic feature! My todder doesn't mind at all being in the "fort" as we call it!
The britax infant seat fits great on top as the main seat and the clips that must be inserted on your carseat in order for the two to snap together can be left on your carseat and it doesn't effect the usability of your base in your car. That will make more sense after you see the stroller and carseat adaptor.
The handle bar adjusts for tall and shorter parents great. I skipped the cup holder that comes with it and used a BOB stroller caddy as a cup holder and it fits perfectly.
The brake is also great! Just a quick tap on a foot pedal locks it and another tap unlocks it. It is even color coded-red locked, green unlocked. It is so easy that my toddler, who often walks along beside, will step on the brake and say "red light-STOP!" '
The under basket is GREAT! Lots of storage, even with the second seat and the understorage used as a foot well for your other child. You can access the understorage on all sides due to zippers on each side of the basket. I even hang my very large messenger bag/diaper bag on the handle bar and it hangs right behind the second seat with no problem.
I have never kicked the second seat when walking nor has my husband. However, I am only 5ft but he is 5'10.
The stroller handles very well! It turns as easily as a jogger. IMO, just as good as a BOB.
The front wheels are small but can be locked to go straight. Here is one of my only complaints. I wish that Britax would make interchangeable wheels that could snap on that are bigger for rougher bumpier terrain. I have to pull the stroller onto back wheels in order to get in over the 1 inch lip going from the street to my driveway.
It comes with a rain guard which is very nice.
The straps are my other complaint. I am having a difficult time getting them to be long enough to fit over my toddler's shoulders and my 6 months shoulders. They seem to be too short. However that may be user error, I am looking into it.
I really love how the stroller is so versatile with all the different seat configurations! Although, it would be nice if the lower carseat adaptor came standard with the stroller. It is a smooth ride and my kids really like it. For me it is a near perfect double stroller!
Still love the stroller but find that my 3.5 yr old is now too tall for the front seat. The back of the seat is tall enough but the foot rest is way too short! His feet hang off by at least 6 inches. All in all, it has been a great stroller but I think I may be putting it on craigslist soon. However, he still fits in the bottom seat, although he is above the weight limit by 4 lbs.
Thanks, Hollie for another great review!
This stroller is the best stroller I have used, and I have tried 14 different strollers, 3 doubles and 11 singles.
Here is my review of it:
The sun shades for the main stroller and the additional second seat are quite adequate. Plenty of shade and a great magnetic peek a boo window that doesn't wake the baby like Velcro can.
Both seats fully recline, which is totally different than the Phil and Teds and Uppa Doubles. I love that I can face the top seat towards me and it can also face out.
Speaking of seats: My 32lb, 37" tall, 2 yr old can fit quite comfortably in the second seat. He can climb in without the top seat or with the top seat on and the stroller doesn't even start to tip! The Phil and Teds Sport is way more tip happy and we have had several times where it tipped with just a diaper bag on the handle. The new Britax b-ready did not tip with my toddler and a TON of shopping bags on the handle and NO baby on the top. That is a fantastic feature! My todder doesn't mind at all being in the "fort" as we call it!
The britax infant seat fits great on top as the main seat and the clips that must be inserted on your carseat in order for the two to snap together can be left on your carseat and it doesn't effect the usability of your base in your car. That will make more sense after you see the stroller and carseat adaptor.
The handle bar adjusts for tall and shorter parents great. I skipped the cup holder that comes with it and used a BOB stroller caddy as a cup holder and it fits perfectly.
The brake is also great! Just a quick tap on a foot pedal locks it and another tap unlocks it. It is even color coded-red locked, green unlocked. It is so easy that my toddler, who often walks along beside, will step on the brake and say "red light-STOP!" '
The under basket is GREAT! Lots of storage, even with the second seat and the understorage used as a foot well for your other child. You can access the understorage on all sides due to zippers on each side of the basket. I even hang my very large messenger bag/diaper bag on the handle bar and it hangs right behind the second seat with no problem.
I have never kicked the second seat when walking nor has my husband. However, I am only 5ft but he is 5'10.
The stroller handles very well! It turns as easily as a jogger. IMO, just as good as a BOB.
The front wheels are small but can be locked to go straight. Here is one of my only complaints. I wish that Britax would make interchangeable wheels that could snap on that are bigger for rougher bumpier terrain. I have to pull the stroller onto back wheels in order to get in over the 1 inch lip going from the street to my driveway.
It comes with a rain guard which is very nice.
The straps are my other complaint. I am having a difficult time getting them to be long enough to fit over my toddler's shoulders and my 6 months shoulders. They seem to be too short. However that may be user error, I am looking into it.
I really love how the stroller is so versatile with all the different seat configurations! Although, it would be nice if the lower carseat adaptor came standard with the stroller. It is a smooth ride and my kids really like it. For me it is a near perfect double stroller!
34 of 36 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:Black
I spent a lot of time researching double stroller options for my 16 month old and newborn. What drew me to this one was the size - it's not too bulky for a double, and it is quite lightweight for a double. I love the versatility of the seat position options, and I like the large underbasket storage space.
One thing I would like to note - there is very little info on the web regarding the lower infant carseat adapter, I got the full scoop from a local baby shop that had been trained by a Britax rep. The upper infant carseat adapter (the one that is $50) clearly explains the various carseats that it can accomodate, whereas the lower infant carseat adapater (the one that is $80) did not explain anything about adaptability. Basically what I found out is that the lower adapter is only made to fit the Britax Chapperone carseat. However, to make the lower seat adaptable to other carseat brands, you need to buy BOTH carseat adapters. The upper "universal" carseat adapter will snap onto the lower carseat adapter, and then accomodate a non-Britax infant seat (we have the Chicco Keyfit 30 infant seat). So if you are looking to use this stroller as a double with an infant seat that is not Britax brand in the lower position, be prepared to spend $130 on both adapters to make it work for another carseat.
The price is pretty high for this stroller, but totally worth it. It pushes well, can easily be pushed with one hand, and it's really nice quality. Keep in mind too, when buying a higher end stroller like this you can often turn around and sell it used for a good amount in a few years when you are done using it.
One thing I would like to note - there is very little info on the web regarding the lower infant carseat adapter, I got the full scoop from a local baby shop that had been trained by a Britax rep. The upper infant carseat adapter (the one that is $50) clearly explains the various carseats that it can accomodate, whereas the lower infant carseat adapater (the one that is $80) did not explain anything about adaptability. Basically what I found out is that the lower adapter is only made to fit the Britax Chapperone carseat. However, to make the lower seat adaptable to other carseat brands, you need to buy BOTH carseat adapters. The upper "universal" carseat adapter will snap onto the lower carseat adapter, and then accomodate a non-Britax infant seat (we have the Chicco Keyfit 30 infant seat). So if you are looking to use this stroller as a double with an infant seat that is not Britax brand in the lower position, be prepared to spend $130 on both adapters to make it work for another carseat.
The price is pretty high for this stroller, but totally worth it. It pushes well, can easily be pushed with one hand, and it's really nice quality. Keep in mind too, when buying a higher end stroller like this you can often turn around and sell it used for a good amount in a few years when you are done using it.
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This stroller is exactly what I was looking for!
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