Englacha 2-in-1 Cozy X Rider, Black - Child Rider Stroller Attachment with Saddle Seat and Standing Platform - Universal Fit for Most Prams - Quick and Easy to Use - Designed for Safety

I wanted to love this. And at first, I really did. My kids loved riding on it and I didnt have to hear anybody complain about not having a seat. However - after it sat in my trunk with the stroller for a couple days, the tire melted or something and got a flat spot. So the whole thing is super wobbly now. Cant use it. Will be returning. In addition to the wheels not being very sturdy - too many integral parts are plastic that should be metal.

When I was about to purchase this item, I read the reviews and did noticed parents raising red flags about the child safety using this product. Nevertheless, I took my chance and bought it anyway. Aware of what I read about children falling backwards, I kept an eye on my 2 year old and drove the stroller slowly. It happened! My child fell back. I really dont like to put down negative feedbacks about a product, but for this one I think is necessary; not only for the parents but also fot the company and people that are selling the product. It is NOT safe. Thankfully my husband bought a child helmet and she was wearing it when she fell back. To new parents that are trying to see the best option on how to manage 2 children with one stroller, dont buy this product, its not safe. I read the previous reviews and still took my chance just to proved it was true what other parents were saying regarding the sudden flip over of child and Englacha 2-in-1 Cozy X Rider all together. Update 03/05/21 Unfortunately, I cannot edit my previous review to a better one. I kept the stroller attachement until my child was a bit older to see if it had a better chance. My child now 4 years old is unsafe using the Englancha 2-in-1 cozy rider. I have been using the Graco jogging stroller. Besides my child flipping backwards, its extremely uncomfortable to drive the stroller. I am disappointed but have to put this item in the garbage. Again my advice for new parents of 2, is not worth the price neither to put your child at risk of a serious injury. I am not sure why this product is still on the market. Is not safe.

We’ve used this on 2 weeklong Disney vacations. First my 7, 5, & 4 year olds loved it. They hated having to relax in the pimped out City-Select Double stroller and fought to use the gliders. We had one on the stroller and one attached to my electric wheelchair. So the following year, we attached both to our electric wheelchairs and off we went. My now 8, 6, & 5 year olds still love them. We got comments, complements, and questions constantly. No accidents (due to the gliders.) Wait until they make the trip without disabled mommy. I can just imagine the crying from having to trek to all of the attractions.

This has been really nice to use for my toddler. Most of it seems to well built and there was a little bit of a learning curve to make sure it was set up correctly for the best stability. My only complaint is the rear wheels are attached in a polymer mount and give a little two easy. Over all well worth the buy!

I initially bought this because my toddler doesn’t love riding in a stroller, and figured this would be a good solution so both my kiddos could ride together. Unfortunately, I just didn’t feel like the seat was safe enough to stroll around casually. I set it up just as recommended, and thought the setup was quite easy. The first time we used it was around the neighborhood, and it almost tipped over going down the sidewalk ramp at a normal speed. For the price, I’d expect a safer more secure ride. The wheels don’t look like they’d hold up very long. Thank goodness for Amazon return policy. We will be getting a double stroller for safety purposes

I love this but the only problem I have is that its a bit difficult to hook onto the stroller. and if your not careful or installed it wrong your kid might flip over.

Works great on double stroller Twins an old siblings

I like how easy it was to assemble and get onto the stroller, but adjusting the arms to the most stable position kept hitting the brake. So I had to extend the arms thus making it so that I have to push the stroller from the side. Pushing a stroller from the side with a chubby 4 month old in and a 4 year old on the rider just didn’t work well. Then when I would turn, the rider would drift left or right. Of course my 4 year old loved it but my damn wrists hurt from having to constantly control the stroller from a side position while my big girls drifts like she’s in a Subaru.

I could see how this might work on some strollers. However, it did not work on my Uppababy Vista. Here were my issues with it: - Instructions on attaching the seat werent as thorough/visual, though I figured it out anyway. If I hadnt, it would have could have been very unsafe for my 30lb daughter. - With the seat attached, the handlebar was touching the basket, even with the arms of the cozy-rider extended all the way. This made it impossible for her to fit her legs underneath. - Standing on the platform with the seat off worked fine, as long as we were only moving forward. You can forget about backing up at all. - Backing up in the slightest caused the whole board to be unstable, whether sitting or standing, causing my daughter to almost fall. *We tried this all out on my hardwood floors. I imagine that using it outside over any sort of bumps would make it even more unstable.

Since Orbit went out of business, I was desperate to find a second seat that I could continue to use my 02. This works perfectly and my 23 month old loves it.