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Instep Quick-N-EZ Double Tow Behind Bike Trailer for Toddlers, Kids, Converts to Stroller, Jogger, 2-in-1 Canopy, Universal Bicycle Coupler, Folding Frame, Multiple Colors

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Color: Orange


Pattern Name: Bike Trailer


Features

  • Take your child along for the ride with the InStep Quick-N-EZ double tow-behind bike trailer carrier
  • 16-inch pneumatic tires with molded rims provide performance, safety, and timeless style. A five-point harness ensures your riders are protected in both tow and stroller mode
  • The folding-frame design and quick-release wheel make for quick and easy assembly, storage, and transport
  • Designed to protect your child from the elements, a 2-in-1 canopy features both a bug screen and a weather shield with rear vent window

Brand: Instep


Color: Orange


Item Weight: 13 Kilograms


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 79.37 Pounds


Seating Capacity: 2


Harness Type: quick-release


Maximum Height Recommendation: 16 Inches


Global Trade Identification Number: 63


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Manufacturer: InStep


Brand: ‎Instep


Color: ‎Orange


Item Weight: ‎13 Kilograms


Maximum Weight Recommendation: ‎79.37 Pounds


Seating Capacity: ‎2


Harness Type: ‎quick-release


Maximum Height Recommendation: ‎16 Inches


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎63


UPC: ‎038675021242


Manufacturer: ‎InStep


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎32.25 x 27 x 6 inches


Package Weight: ‎14.81 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎8 x 28.7 x 34 inches


Brand Name: ‎Instep


Warranty Description: ‎One year limited warranty


Model Name: ‎InSTEP Pedal Cars Orange/Gray Quick N EZ Trailer-Dbl


Material: ‎denier 400D


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-child


Number of Items: ‎1


Part Number: ‎0412-QE212


Style: ‎Instep Quick-n-ez Double Seat Foldable Tow Behind Bike Trailers, Converts to Stroller/Jogger, Featuring 2-in-1 Canopy and 16-inch Wheels, for Kids and Children, Orange


Included Components: ‎Stroller Kit, Instep Quick N Ez Double Bicycle Trailer


Size: ‎One Size


Sport Type: ‎Cycling


Date First Available: September 17, 2009


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    • Compact fold up, excellent structure
Color: Teal Pattern Name: Bike Trailer
Review Image by Smile.M Smile.M
Review Image by Smile.M Smile.M
Came packaged nicely. Super easy set up and really easy once you do it a couple times. I’ve used this in the rain, winter and hot days. Although the material is not waterproof it protects pretty well as the water glides off if you’re going fast in bike mode. During winter the clear window offers great protection from the wind in bike mode again. During summer in bike mode the kids get a good breeze and there is enough exposed framework to attach portable fans. Straps are easy to adjust and the side push buttons release is easy especially when I have long nails. Tip- when adding the handlebar for stroller mode, unsnap the fabric from The back, add the handlebar and snap back. Easy to clean if you need too. I left mine for a couple days on car roof in a roof bag and it rained and water for in. The material did look like it was developing some mold. It was pretty easy to remove the inner seat to wash and the out shell was scrubbed and dried with a air blower. The tension of the seat is adjustable as there is a bottom strap that adjusts, see red arrow in my pic. So as kids get older it can be loosened and give older kids more room. The back pocket holds so much stuff I had a diaper back, mini still for myself and one for the baby, snack bag and summer toys like kites and bubbles. One thing to keep in mind is small items as they can roll forward from the back to where the kids feet are. Not really shown but mine came with a little flag. Only thing I didn’t like was there are two small pockets (see yellow arrow in pic) on each side on the inside. It fits ultra slim water bottles but not some of the rounder sippys baby’s use. It looks like a wide pocket but the top doesn’t allow much stretching. All in all, a great 2-1 buggy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2023 by Smile.M Smile.M
    • Easy to assemble
Color: Green Pattern Name: Bike Trailer
Light weight and sturdy, easy to maneuver. Relatively large but breaks down relatively thin/compact. Was able to assemble it in about 10 minutes as there is very little to assemble, just snap the wheels into place and hand tighten a few things, mostly if using as a stroller. You will need a Philips screwdriver to get the bumper/footstep on. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2024 by Odeimin
    • Comfortable for 2 toddlers. Great trailer!
Color: Orange Pattern Name: Bike Trailer
It's been 10 days since we bought this trailer, and it's been out on trails half a dozen times already. Some of its best features: - The trailer itself is fairly light and it rides quite smoothly. - It collapses rather beautifully, just like in the pictures. The wheels pop off and snap back on quite easily. We thought we would have to store it in the back all put together (since most of things that claim they collapse never collapse as nicely in our experience), but we don't have to. It fits in our hallway closet space, which isn't too spacious by any measure. - It was easy to put together even with little wee hands "helping" - The storage space is nice for coats and what not. It supposed to support something like 12 lb of storage, but it withstood my 1 year old climbing into it. He didn't stay in there too long and we likely won't let that happen again, but I'm glad it didn't cause it to just collapse on us. - It's an attractive little trailer (we got the orange one) - Stroller bar and wheel seems like a great idea. We haven't used it yet so we have nothing else to say about that, though. Now for a couple negative features: - It would have been nice if the cover was snapped down rather than velcroed. It doesn't sit as nicely as it could. - The space is on the snug side for two toddlers (one 3 yr old and one 1 year old), who both are on the small side for their ages (31 lb and 20 lb respectively). It's not crowded, but it's snug. We are quite satisfied. It will serve us quite well... at least until they get too big for it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2019 by JH
    • Good entry-level product. The more you use it, the more you'll want to upgrade
Color: Orange Pattern Name: Bike Trailer
Review Image by Sam Rox Da Box Sam Rox Da Box
Review Image by Sam Rox Da Box Sam Rox Da Box
The idea behind a trailer/stroller combo is pretty fantastic. In theory, it allows a reasonably athletic parent to haul 2 <5yo children and all their gear a couple of miles in comfort and safety without having to worry about parking or negotiating public transit. Then on arrival at the playground, museum, grocery store or other destination, it becomes a full featured stroller. For a certain cachet of urban parents, the top-of-the-line Thule Chariot, which retails for $1200, is the ultimate responsible parenting accessory. So how does the instep trailer, costing almost $1000 less, stack up? And how does it stack up against it's more reasonably priced competitors like the $400 Burley Honey Bee? Short answer, this trailer stroller works. It hauls, it strolls, it switches between them. Long answer, it doesn't do these things as well or as reliably. And it has a few maddening quicks and shortcuts to save on production costs. Setup: the instep is fairly easy to set up, especially if you're comfortable assembling bike and baby equipment. Build quality and materials aren't fantastic, but everything works. There are lots of snap buttons and velcro where competitors use zippers and fasteners, such as in the rear compartment, which always seemed precarious to me, although I never actually lost anything. As a trailer: Once it's hooked up to the bike, it's actually hard to tell the difference between this and a premium trailer. Premium trailers have bigger wheels, suspension systems and cushier seats to make it more comfortable for the kiddos, but I haven't actually had a kid complain yet. Half the time I make it home with a sleeping toddler in the back. Score one for the instep. My biggest complaint is that the pin which attaches the trailer to the bike needs to be removed completely during the attachment process, and can easily get lost. Would the $3 in parts and labor it would have cost the manufacturer to attach it to arm with a bit of tough nylon really cut into their profit margins? I guess so. 8/10 As a stroller: Premium stroller/trailer combos have invested in all kinds of clever devices to assist the transition from trailer to stroller and vice versa. Not so the instep. There's a screw, and a knob, and the whole front wheel assembly comes off and gets reattached on the other side. You have to hold four things in your hand at once. I don't like this. I haven't lost a screw or washer yet, but I'm sure I will at the worst possible time and place. The other issue is that there are no brakes. Well, the manufacturer has included some string with a snap hook situation you can wrap around the wheel, but it's totally impractical. Like most trailer/stroller combos where the arm is part of the combo, it has an excessive footprint on sidewalks, interiors, and going through doors. Overall the Instep works, but it won't replace your daily driver. 4/10. Bottom line, for the money, this thing works. I got mine to see if I liked using a trailer/stroller combo. After one season, I definitely see the appeal, so I'm going to upgrade to something fancy and scandanavian. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2021 by Sam Rox Da Box Sam Rox Da Box

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