Uppa Baby Vista Rumbleseat
September 13, 2008
ABC Kids Expo News
Love the luxury stroller systems but wonder what to do when baby #2 comes along? Many of the high end strollers companies don’t have a double stroller option to accommodate two children. Uppa Baby was one of those companies…until now. Well, until March 2009.
We are excited to report that Uppa Baby is coming out with their Rumbleseat which allows you to convert your VISTA stroller into a compact rear-facing tandem. This all-aluminum frame seat, complete with 5-point harness, attaches in seconds to all 2009 Uppa Baby Vista Strollers.
What I loved about the Rumbleseat, as opposed to other seats similar to this on the market, is that it sits up higher on the frame away from the wheels. Now, I haven’t been able to test the seat out with different size children yet, but from what I saw at the ABC Kids Expo, the child in the Rumbleseat should not be able to touch the wheels. Love that! (No need for wheel guards!) Plus, the Rumbleseat placement and the stroller’s weight seems to prevent the entire stroller from tipping backwards if a child tries to climb in. This isn’t the case on other similar seats out there.
The Rumbleseat is a great option that gives the VISTA even more versatility. You can use the adapters with an infant car seat and have the Rumbleseat attached to let your newborn and toddler take a ride. If you have well-behaved kids, you could even reverse the toddler seat and have it face the Rumbleseat so your children can face each other. I repeat, if you have well-behaved kids, because I could imagine quite a bit of kicking going on with my kids with this set-up.
Plus, the Rumbleseat combined with Uppa Baby’s piggyBack (stroller board for older brothers and sisters) can accommodate three kids.
The Rumbleseat will probably be available in March 2009. We will keep you updated and post a full editor review along with a video review of the Uppa Baby Vista 2009 with the Rumbleseat as soon as they start releasing them.
xoxo
Hollie
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