Jeep Wrangler All-Weather Umbrella Stroller

by Jeep

Product Features

• Umbrella stroller weight: 10 lbs.
• Compact fold: 9.5 x 10 x 42.5 in.
• Jeep stroller max child weight of 35 lbs.
• Child should only use this Jeep umbrella stroller when sitting up unassisted
• Cool climate roll up exposes mesh for better air circulation and creates a headrest

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 8 x 7 x 41.5 inches ; 11.8 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 12 pounds
• ASIN: B000VLCE6G
• UPC: 031878023020
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #115,068 in Baby (See Top 100 in Baby)
• Average Customer Review: 1.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)

Product Description

Jeep Wrangler All-Weather Umbrella Stroller The Jeep Wrangler All-Weather Umbrella Stroller is one of the most rugged, durable strollers on the market. It is the perfect Jeep stroller for parents who love the outdoors all year long. The Jeep umbrella stroller is designed with all terrain wheels so that the child can get a comfortable ride just about anywhere he goes. The parents will love the other outstanding features which come with this umbrella stroller. One of the top features on the Jeep umbrella stroller is the cargo bags found on either side of the stroller. They are removable and perfect for storing items like a cell phone or keys. The sunrider canopy is a fantastic option found on the umbrella stroller as it keeps the sun out of the child's eyes. The quick, compact umbrella fold is also fantastic for both parent and child.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

1.0 out of 5 stars HORRIBLE! Do not buy!, October 10, 2008

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Kate "mother, wife, English teacher and anima... (USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Jeep Wrangler All-Weather Umbrella Stroller (Baby Product)

We received this stroller as a gift, and were glad about it because we no longer wanted to lug around our bulky stroller from the travel system. We wanted something light and compact and thought this was the answer to our problems, but we are terribly disappointed in it. The first thing I noticed when I took a walk was that the handles were too low. I am 5 foot 7 inches and consider myself to be average height, and I had to actually bend at the waist and push the stroller. It was vastly uncomfortable. When I tried to stand straight and walk, only my finger tips reached the handles and my feet would step on the back wheels. I couldn't even count how many times I did that! The width of the wheels happens to be just where my feet would comfortably fall when walking. I tried walking and placing my feet more toward the center, away from the wheels, but it was awkward. Plus, there is no sort of shock absorber or anything and the hard plastic wheels don't handle little bumps well at all. The stroller would hit a small bump or a crack in the sidewalk and my daughter would fly forward. I tried being careful, but sometimes it would catch on the smallest bumps and I'd see her go forward. Even though I had adjusted the straps I could just imagine her falling out of the 3-point harness head first and onto her face on the hard concrete. At one point during the walk I was so frustrated that I seriously considered pulling her out of the stroller and leaving the stroller in the street for a car to run over. I am going to try and take it back tonight, even though I used it, because this is a dangerous piece of junk.