How does this compare to the Peg Perego or the Chicco Nextfit?
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This seat is a lot shorter lived than the nextfit because it has such a short shell.
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I do apologize but I am not familiar with that specific vehicle. I can however, advise that the from looking online, it looks like it would, thank you,
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Well, it IS significantly different from the Moby Wrap, but it is not significantly different from the Ergo, in terms of the baby's position. I personally bought this because it is easier for me to manipulate, size, and adjust than the Ergo. A structured carrier really isn't comparable to a wrap. I do believe this carrier is a great one, and will be useful for a long time.
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We are using the Baby Trend Snap and Go Universal stroller for now and got a "nice" stroller for use without the carseat. I have a Maclaren and a Citi Mini. It works really well for us.
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i have a chicco keyfit some i'm not sure, sorry. It just slides on and hugs the sides of the carrier snugly with elastic though.
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From what I've read, I'm going with the Peg over the Clek Foonf. One reason is because it seems to be one of the lighter seats, although Amazon says 11 pounds and the Peg website says 21. I believe the Clek is like 25 or 30, maybe more. The Clek has a great wheeled travel bag, which might change my mind if we did a lot of air travel. But we mostly travel in the car, so the simple Peg travel bag will work. And the Clek Foonf can be difficult to clean if you have a major spill (or motion sickness issue). I'm a clean freak so it needs to be fairly easy. We have the Peg infant seat which is basically the same seat in a smaller version and I had no issues removing everything to clean it.
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The S4. The one with the red balls and the straps. Works GREAT! I too have the navigator and the chicco keyfit 30. I tried all the other travel systems and finally got it right with the S4.
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I haven't used the ultra light so I can't really give you advice on that but I have the ergo caboose so you might want to consider the size difference between the two. The ergo is longer and heavier. I have a Chicco keyfit 30 and it fits in the ergos adapter with no problem and I really do like having my little one right up close.
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I like it better than the Ticonderoga. I don't have a specific reason why. I haven't used the Mirado.
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Yes; I bought this for a recent trip and we used our Peg Perego Primo Viaggio 30/30 just fine. The big caveat with this (and it probably applies to all makes infant seats, not just the 30/30) is that the car seat doesn't "snap" in anywhere - rather, it rests "on" the frame (there's a strap to help secure it, but it's still not locked in in any way.) As such, the seat is always in more of a slight recline position than in an upright seated position (like it is in the base in a vehicle.) That said, it worked out great for our 2 month old, and got us comfortably all around the airports, Walt Disney World, shopping centers, etc. on our trip. I wouldn't go "off-roading" in it (since it's not "locked" into place), but it was definitely secure enough for our basic travel needs. It also folds up super easily.
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The only differences in the Nextfit line of car seats are the colors (excluding the Nextfit Zip, which the cover can be removed without taking it out via a zipper). Chicco makes the Keyfit, Keyfit 30, Keyfit Magic, the Nextfit, and the Nextfit Zip. http://www.chiccoshop.com/gear/car-seats/?sz=40
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We bought this for our Chicco nextfit and tested it out yesterday. Seems to work fine. Have yet to travel with it so I'll update after we do. UPDATE: worked great for our trip.
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I had to trade in the regular ergo for something with a larger waste strap. The Ergo Performance has about 5" longer strap than the regular one. Go to a store and try them on to see if they're comfortable. Ergo is a big investment but well worth it if it fits right. They also offer a waste strap extension but I feel it should be comfortable as is.
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I believe only the Chicco Keyfit/Keyfit 30 (Chicco's infant carrier carseat) will work. Their carseats are a different size than most (most are made to also fit in the top portion of a grocery store shopping cart, Chicco's do not) so other brand's carseats won't fit in (at least not correctly and securely). I have the Chicco carseat already and I have the opposite problem - when I look at info for double strollers made by other brands the Chicco has limited options of what it will fit into. Graco makes double strollers and you might check to see if the Graco carseats fit into Baby Trend double strollers as well.
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Haven't tried, but I know it's the Chicco Keyfit that have a problem. The others work differently...
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Brandt, I am very interested in getting the Chicco Keyfit 30 with the graphics fabric, but I haven't been able to feel it in person. Does it have the same texture as the magic rattania one or is it like one of the other key fits (fuego, for example, is a different texture than cubes)? Can you compare it for me?Thanks!
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The Chicco Nextfit! I exchanged two Marathon G4s for the Nextfit. The Nextfits with the nine adjustable positions leveled better in our cars, and they were easier to adjust for our two year old. Lastly, the G4 took 15-20 minutes to install rear-facing using the tether whereas the Nextfit was solidly installed in two minutes. Addendum - I also felt that the Nextfit cradled our son's better than the Marathon G4 (e.g. his head stays upright in a neutral position while asleep.) Lastly, Chicco customer service is fantastic! We need replacement parts over the years for various Chicco strollers, a play yard, and a high chair, and they always responded wonderfully! The Chicco Nextfit! I exchanged two Marathon G4s for the Nextfit. The Nextfits with the nine adjustable positions leveled better in our cars, and they were easier to adjust for our two year old. Lastly, the G4 took 15-20 minutes to install rear-facing using the tether whereas the Nextfit was solidly installed in two minutes. Addendum - I also felt that the Nextfit cradled our son's better than the Marathon G4 (e.g. his head stays upright in a neutral position while asleep.) Lastly, Chicco customer service is fantastic! We need replacement parts over the years for various Chicco strollers, a... » Read More The Chicco Nextfit! I exchanged two Marathon G4s for the Nextfit. The Nextfits with the nine adjustable positions leveled better in our cars, and they were easier to adjust for our two year old. Lastly, the G4 took 15-20 minutes to install rear-facing using the tether whereas the Nextfit was solidly installed in two minutes. Addendum - I also felt that the Nextfit cradled our son's better than the Marathon G4 (e.g. his head stays upright in a neutral position while asleep.) Lastly, Chicco customer service is fantastic! We need replacement parts over the years for various Chicco strollers, a play yard, and a high chair, and they always responded wonderfully! « Show Less
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I really like the Petego. It is sturdy and well made. It should be for the price. It is big and I can fit all five dogs in it. I don't use it with the bicycle only as a big stroller. It is hard travel with and has to be folded down to get into my SUV so I won't be taking it anywhere. Otherwise I rate it four stars.