Jeep Wrangler All-Weather Umbrella Stroller in Fierce

Jeep Wrangler All-Weather Umbrella Stroller in Fierce

The Jeep Wrangler Sport All-Weather Umbrella Stroller is rumble-tough and made to get messy – just like your little one!

The Jeep Wrangler All-Weather Umbrella Stroller offers a cool-climate roll-up that exposes mesh for better air circulation and creates a head rest for baby. The Sun rider canopy adjusts to block sun while the all-terrain shock-absorbing front swivel wheels allow for a comfortable ride for baby. Features for moms and dads include comfort-grip padded handles, quick compact umbrella fold and two removable cargo bags. The seat accommodates up to 35 pounds.

You’ll really love the fact that the Jeep Wrangler Sport All-Weather Umbrella Stroller can handle all the surfaces thrown at it, while keeping your baby secure and comfor…Read More

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3 Comments so far

  1. Shlomo on August 10th, 2009

    I bought this stroller for my daughter when she turned one. As an umbrella stroller it works fine, however there are more bad points than good.

    The main issue for my husband and I was that because we are tall, it was such a horrible time for us to push this stroller. We either hit our feet on the wheels, hunched over to push or would have to push using just two fingers on each handle to try and get a little extra length. What a pain!

    These are really made for people who are not average height. We are a little taller than 5′8″. I would guesstimate these to be comfortable for someone who is about 5′2″.

    I wish I would have found the COMBI FLARE stroller before finding this one.

    Tall Parents, don’t waste your money on this Jeep.

  2. Woodward on August 11th, 2009

    I bought this stroller at my local thrift store for $8.50. I was shopping and used it as a shopping cart in the thrift store and I kept kicking the wheels by accident while walking and somehow it felt pretty low. But since this is my first baby and first stroller I didn’t really think much of it. Now reading another review on here – I 100% agree with the fact that if you are taller than 5.8″ it will be a little uncomfortable for you. (I am about 5.7 and have a little trouble)
    Despite all that I still like it a lot. Well, the little umbrella will not really protect your baby too well but it helps. It is so flexible you can hit any sharp corner with no problems. It folds together and is easy to stow away. It looks pretty nice and it fulfills its purpose. At least for me since I bought it used for $8.50.

  3. Prunella on August 11th, 2009

    I have three children and have had 5 umbrella strollers over the years. This stroller, BY FAR, holds up better than the other similarly-priced models. The others I’ve had very easily turned up with broken wheels and bent frames, even with little ones.

    We take this one everywhere, but especially whenever we travel, because it leaves room for other luggage and is light and easy to use. This one has carried 4- and 5- year olds all over cobblestone streets, beaches, and rocky country roads and it just keeps going.

    By the way, my spouse and I are both 5′4″ and it works well for us.

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