UPPAbaby VISTA PiggyBack Ride-Along Board

I’m so happy I purchased this. It’s perfect for my 3 year old who doesn’t always want to be sitting in the rumble seat

Love our scooter board but difficult to use with parent console accessory. When parent console/organizer is attached to handle, there is no place for PiggyBack riders head to go. Also a bit challenging to use when Mesa car seat is attached - same issue, limited space for riders head to pop through. My eldest ends up sticking her body out to the side which causes the stroller to become unbalanced. She does love to ride though and look at her baby brother. It flips up and down easy and the stroller still folds when PiggyBack is attached.

This has been one of my favorite purchases since having our second child. When we are out and about, but son loves the independence of this, and my daughter loves to be able to see her big brother. It takes some getting used to walking behind it, but the benefits far outweigh for my family.

We bought this for my 2 1/2 year old and although my husband bought it against my wishes (mainly because of the price) this board has been used every single day for the past 6 months. He loves it! Easy for him to get on and off and just close enough for him to poke his sister in the face while she is in her car seat. I get stopped and asked all of the time where I got it and if it is worth it. Yes it is worth it!

For the most part, I like the PiggyBack board. One of the reasons I liked the Vista stroller is because it can accommodate 3 kids, so really that in and of itself is a huge pro (I only have 2 kids, but maybe I need more to push the stroller to it’s full potential?). Not a lot of strollers can do that. It’s perfect for my 3 year old who likes to hop on and off when we go on walks/zoo/etc. he is mature enough not to jump off while pushing, so I definitely think there is a certain age range for this. Another pro is that you can fold the stroller while the board is on and that you can easily snap it up out of the way when you are not using it.

The board and seat are at awkward lengths. You need the perfect age difference for this to work with a kid in the seat and one on the board.

There’s no good place for your kid to hold on when they are on the rumble seat. Mine hits his head on the handle bar when on the rider. We have a 2 yo and a 6 week old - the uppababy vista and v2 configuration only lets you have the toddler in the seat facing you and bassinet below (this means you cant see the new born and the toddler lacks the ability to see where you’re going, and the world generally) or the toddler in the front facing out in the rumble seat which has a weight limit of 35 lbs (my 2 yo is 34 lbs - tall not chubby!). the system is really made for twins and making it all work requires a tremendous amount of flexibility and accommodation that newborns and toddlers don’t afford most parents. Additionally, the ruble seat makes the whole thing squeak and the otherwise Cadillac like maneuvering feel VERY awkward.

Easy to install. My daughter loves riding on it.

I have a 5 year old who wears 7T clothes who rides this along with her 1.5year old & newborn brothers. It’s such a great option for her to ride it when going into stores or if she is tired of walking. We love our uppa baby!

Amazing quality, 30 second installation, easy to raise, lower and still fold stroller. My very active toddler never wants to sit in the stroller, but since baby number two a few weeks ago I have no choice but to bring it. Not only does she now stay with me all the time, she is obsessed with it and yells “look at me!” To strangers. Which, I have to say, is a whole lot better than strangers looking at us because my kid’s gone rogue in Target!