Baby Trend Sit N' Stand® Ultra Stroller, Phantom

I don’t normally write reviews but I thought I would for this stroller because it is everything I have been looking for. We have two children (toddler and newborn) and we needed a double stroller that’s going to grow with our kids and support our newborn. We bought a Chicco Keyfit car seat and we know they sell a double stroller compatible but the price tag ($300+) was not something I could justify right now. I looked up double strollers on Amazon and saw this one had good reviews, people said it was compatible with the Chicco Keyfit and for the $125 price tag I was willing to give it a try. It came in a day and it was very easy to unfold and put together. The Chicco Keyfit fits but definitely would need to use the seatbelt that comes with the stroller to secure it. It doesn’t click or latch onto the tray like a Baby Trend car seat would but that’s to be expected since the Chicco isn’t designed for this type of stroller. However, it does the job I need it to do and my baby is not going anywhere. The front seat for my toddler is perfect and I love that there is so much space to put our things and cup holders too. As my toddler gets older he’ll be able to use the bench seat in the back and my baby will be able to move to the front seat so we will definitely get a lot of use out of this. Oh, and it folds away easily and doesn’t take up a lot of room. Only thing I dislike is it feels very heavy to me but it is after all a double stroller. If you’re looking for a cheap stroller that’s good quality, this is the one for you. Worth every penny.

I bought this stroller to take my kids to Disney World and I was very happy with it. My daughter (age 2) sat in the front. My son is older than the riding age recommends but he is pretty thin and fit just fine on the back seat. Although his head and feet were a little cramped, it was still WAY better than hearing him complain that he was tired or hot. The cover worked well to keep both kids out of the sun. I really liked the trays and cupholders, especially the parent cupholders that had extra support to keep cups from rattling. I recommend putting your items in a bag that can be slid underneath for easier accessibility as it can be hard to see. A few things I wish were better (or that I prepared better for): one more cupholder, if the front rider and 2 parents have a cup, there is no space for the back rider. I wish I would have added a stroller hook. The cupholders fold down when in the folding position so you have to take them out. It is easy to fold but does take two hands. However, it rolls and moves like a dream so I think that makes up for it. Overall a great, compact, yet roomy stroller for two kids of different ages.

Nice stroller but I returned for the full double stroller because I wanted my toddler to have somewhere to fall asleep if we are on a long outing. The stroller itself was easy to put together and a good price. Return process was also easy as you could schedule pickup.

The concept of this stroller is great! As a parent of 3, I have some insights: 1.) Unless your infant is in a (separate) car seat loaded nearest the pushing handle they will never be facing you. 2.) 5 cup holders?! WOW! We were stoked about these…but they are VERY shallow. One moderate bump in the sidewalk, and I’d be worried about your beverage staying put. The 3 cupholders on the stroller for kid’s use are even more shallow! Likely better suited for a fistful of crackers instead of any sort of beverage container. 3.) The compartment between the adult cupholders: the model in the video puts her cell phone in that compartment. A Mini, perhaps? Because my phone is small compared to other phones today, and my phone won’t fit in there. Not only is the compartment shallow enough that it will *only* hold a cell phone (forget car keys, lip balm, ear buds, or any other little trinkets you’d like on hand that can be easily reached), but it’s also shaped irregularly, further restricting space. 4.) The sunshade covers a very limited area. You’d have to be constantly adjusting it as you are on the move. 5.) Storage basket: while the storage basket appears decently sized, it’s all relative, right? For us, putting the diaper bag in there took up all available space. 6.) Speed: Anything quicker than a fast walk causes the stroller to shudder. It’s not a jogger! 7.) The front seat doesn’t recline very much (though it does lean back!). Our 6-month-old would ideally be able to recline more and sleep while we’re out. 8.) Easy to put together! A+ 9.) When collapsed, it won’t stand upright (some strollers do, you know). This would be handy not only for regular storage, but for when you pop into a restaurant, for example, and want to collapse it to stand behind your booth while everyone is seated. 10.) Very comfortable ride! The kids loved it! Overall, if our circumstances were different, this stroller would be ideal. It’s a great stroller!

Purchased this stroller for my 2 yr old and a 5 yr old. My old set up was a britax b free with a universal board. The board started squeeking sooo much it drove me crazy even after using wd40. Also, folding the effin thing was a mission bc i had the board attached. Having to take it off and putting back on everytime was horrible. So i decided i was done and after many youtube videos and reading reviews and pricing, this was the stroller i settled with and i wish i wouldve just invested in this prior to all the money spent on my old set up, $280 in the stroller and $80 on the board (face slap emoji). Likes: -pretty easy to put together. I did have to ask my husband for help snapping the canopy in. -the front seat has very good cushion. My 2 yr old loved being in there. -i can get away with having my 2 yr old in the front unbuckled. The front tray folds down and provides like a barrier to where she cant slide down. She HATES being buckled so this was a HUGE thing for me. -good amount of storage at the bottom and doesnt really get in the way for my 5yr old when she stands in the back. Cons, kind of, no big deal for me: -the back seat is tiny. It works for us bc my 5 yr old mainly likes standing but its good to have just in case she wants to sit for a bit. -the back seat has a cushion. Not much cushion at all and it slides around terribly. Also, it has some useless belt strap. My solution, i cut the straps off and added extra cushion from an old changing pad we dont use. I did use the strap hole to run a new strap to help hold the cushion in place better. Im not crafty at all! This was super easy to do. Ill try to add a pic of this. -folding did take me a few tries. I pinched my finger the 1st time. -its long when folded. Im used to being able to fold my strollers and them taking half of my trunk space. This takes most of the trunk. I have to lay it long ways . For reference, i drive a rav4. Ill post a pic of the trunk. -need both hands to fold and unfold. No biggy, i keep my kids in the car while i set up the stroller. All in all, very happy with my purchase. Hope this helps anyone interested in this stoller.

First thing, any car seat fits absolutely love the Baby Trend Sit N’ Stand® Ultra Stroller (Morning Mist)! It’s the perfect solution for families with two kids of different ages. The sit-and-stand feature is incredibly convenient—my older child enjoys the freedom of standing or sitting on the back, while my younger one rides comfortably up front The stroller is sturdy, smooth to push, and surprisingly easy to maneuver, even with two kids. I really appreciate the large storage basket, parent tray, and child trays—having space for drinks and essentials makes outings so much easier. The Morning Mist color is beautiful and modern, giving it a clean, stylish look. Folding and unfolding is simple, and it fits well in the trunk, which is a big plus for travel and errands. Overall, this stroller offers excellent functionality, comfort, and value for the price. I highly recommend it to parents looking for a practical, durable stroller that grows with their family!

I have a 5yr old and a toddler, and all my mamas know that the oldest will not want to walk at some point LOL. With that being said, this stroller was a great purchase for our trip to Disney, and in general. My toddler had no problem with being buckled in in the front seat, and enjoyed snacks from the snack tray. The stroller was most convenient for my oldest to get in and out of. My oldest enjoys walking alongside us, and of course she gets tired of walking for certain amount of time. The ONE thing I would say is to warn your oldest (when sitting in the back and buckled in) when you’re going to push the stroller because my oldest would forget to hold on and would almost fall out. Overall, this stroller is easy to maneuver, easy to collapse, and carry into the trunk of my SUV. The underneath compartment is easily accessible from both the front and back of the stroller. The canopy/shade covers both passengers, and is adjustable. But my favorite part about the stroller is the double cup holders. I love having my coffee and/or my kids water bottles accessible to me instead of digging through the storage underneath. One thing I wish was that I had found this stroller sooner!! Definitely a favorite purchase of mine.

UPDATE: Now that my youngest is out of the infant carrier, things have changed. My youngest is now in the front and my 2 year old is in the stand spot.... annnnd he hates it. The buckle is not high enough and he flies forward every time we hit a bump. He can also (see uploaded picture) push his feet over the wheels bringing me to a complete stop. The cup holders for the stand spot have both broken off (wayyyy too easily) and I have managed to keep One on with gorilla glue. The phone holder for me doesn’t fit my new I phone and my phone SMASHED to the ground during a run. Initial review: When I found out I was having a second kid and would need a double stroller that can also accommodate one infant carry seat without tipping over, I absolutely panicked. This purchase was perfect. You absolutely cannot beat the price. I already owned the 2017 version of the baby trend expedition infant car seat and the matching solo stroller so I knew I wanted to try to find a baby trend double stroller to ensure everything was compatible. It is a little harder to close than the single version but i think that’s to be expected as it’s bigger. I love that my infant can face me and my toddler can look out. I love that I can switch them if need be. I love that my toddler has two cup holders for his drink and a snack. I love that the brakes are on the tougher side to release. One mom complained about the brakes but my toddler would easily release the brakes and stroll away with my infant if they were easier to release. I love how easy it is to get around. I was given a very old baby trend side by side double stroller and I could barely maneuver it! It was so bulky and wouldn’t fit in my Nissan trunk! This stroller is sleek and folds down so nicely that it fits in my trunk with room to spare. I don’t like that I need to take the full tray from my toddler in order to hold the infant car seat up. I wish it came with two trays instead. I’m actively looking to purchase a second tray to combat this issue. It’s hard to get items in and out of the basket under the stroller. I basically have to climb under the stroller to wrestle wipes out. All in all, my two gripes pale in comparison to the gripes I would have had if I kept the side by side stroller. This product is sleek, light as possible, safe, priced so reasonable and easy to use. Seriously, can someone tell me where to get a second full tray though?