instep Safari Swivel Jogging Stroller
- Versatile 12/16 wheels that swivel or lock in place, steel frame with 75 lbs per child capacity
- Parent tray with lid, child tray for drinks or snacks
- One hand fold design is easy to use, roomy and comfortable interior
- Padded seat and comfortable 5 pt. harness, mesh bug screen, no more pests
- Reclining seat features a wide adjustable range, available car seat adapter accessory
Product Description
This luxurious stroller is the industry benchmark. For both parents and children, the safety maneuverability of this item is unmatched. This go-anywhere, do anything stroller has loads of storage and features parent and child trays. Features: 12″ swivel front wheels allows for easy maneuvering in tight spaces, while large 16″ rear wheels smoothly handle any terrain Plush, comfortable cabin has removable seat pad and convenient child tray Spacious under seat … More >>
The stroller itself is wonderful, it works great. But the parent consol drink holders are not very deep so water bottles fall out constintly. The shipping company used was Fedex and they sucked big time. After calling them many times they finally delivered the stroller 4 days latter than was promissed, and we were denied a refund of any of our shipping fees.
Rating: 3 / 5
Comment by C. Faulkner — April 26, 2010 @ 12:25 pm
So I love the ease in which the stroller moves, but there is a serious safety flaw! The breaks do not work! I found this out on a hill, which was no fun. We ordered this stroller last week and it arrived timely, we put it together (with horrid instructions) and realized there was no break bar. There were only two break pads (one on each wheel). However, the break pads have holes in them where there should be a bar. We figured that they must have left this out of our package. As they were closed over the weekend, we took it out for a spin. I pushed the right break pad and it looked as if it locked. Before I could get my foot to the other side, the stroller started rolling down the hill with my five-month old daughter in it!
I called InSTEP as soon as they opened and informed them of this missing part. They informed me that this is a design change and they did away with the bar. WHAT??? This is a safety change, not a design change. They are clearly cutting corners here, to the detriment of the safety of our wee ones! They didn’t change the break pads (as they still have the holes) to use them without the bar, they just stopped providing a bar.
There is even a strap that should be attached to the missing bar. Jan at InSTEP said they stopped including them two years ago and she doesn’t know why.
STOP CUTTING CORNERS TO PAD YOUR WALLETS INSTEP AT THE COST OF SAFETY!!!
Rating: 1 / 5
Comment by I. Collard — April 26, 2010 @ 1:55 pm
The InStep Safari Stroller is the best of the 4 strollers I own. I wish I had purchased it first and I could have saved some money. Blue and chocolate are great colors. It is obviously bulkier than most but it is a smooth ride for my son. Great mosquito net, he sits up high and can see well. He frequently falls asleep. I even folded it up and fit in my malibu trunk with no less space than the big graco travel system. I would definitley recommend this…
Rating: 5 / 5
Comment by Brandon's Mom — April 26, 2010 @ 2:25 pm
I received this stroller quickly (from BabyAge) and in great shape. Mine came with the car seat attachment bar AND a bug net. GREAT value for the price! Very happy with the company that shipped it! It took me about an hour to put it all together and figure it out (but I did read the directions first so that could be why it took that long) and I can’t even begin to say how impressed I am with the quality of the stroller. I haven’t used it with the baby yet but so far am very pleased.
Rating: 5 / 5
Comment by E. Plot — April 26, 2010 @ 2:37 pm
This was a great stroller for the money. It is very light weight and very mobile with a fixed or moving front wheel. Our daughter loves it and seems very comfortable in it. It folds up for transport.
Rating: 5 / 5
Comment by Lorraine Mullen — April 26, 2010 @ 5:27 pm