Litaf Seat to Go Buggy Hitchhiker - Navy

it is very fiddly to fit and there are no indicators, not even a click to check whether you fit it properly. and if you did not, at the next turn the whole construction would collapse including your toddler. taking it off is hard work as well. also after a few weeks of use the tip of one of the connecting sticks got broken and i've been waiting for a replacement for over a month now. there are no handles for the older child to hold on to at the turns and our son held the handle of the pushchair and when he pulled a bit harder, front wheels of the pushchair would fly into the air and if not me holding it really tight, the pushchair would have toppled. the whole system is very cumbersome, leg rest is far too wide for no reason so as other reviewers noted, front shins are constantly bruised.don't put 1* only because my older son (2.4 years old) really loved to ride on the step after a lot of marketing our end. was really disappointed when it broke and if any time in the future i receive this replacement sticks, not even sure whether i would manage to persuade him to try the step again as he fell rather hard when it broke. also you can imagine the state of desperation for me, when the step broke 15 minutes away from my house with a baby in a pushchair and upset toddler, who refused to go further without his step.

i have a 3year old son and a 10 month old baby. i like the buggy board. the other reviewers are moaning about things which seem pointless, like the connecting, there are quite a few adaptors and i found it very easy to connect, its easy to take off for the car-the extending arm bit can be fiddly but its quick and easy to put away in the car or in the house. its stable and never had an issue with it tipping up and my son is a naughty lil one who messes around alot. the biggest issue i found is the not being able to go backwards or it kind of collapses in on itself..annoying but ive learnt to do 360 turns. worth it for the cost.

My daughter loved how versitle it was and that she could sit or stand.We found it easy to take on and off once the brackets were in place (leaving them on the frame).The only bad point is that u cant reverse, i did learn how to by bending and holding the foot bit while i did so. But you can just turn the buggy round instead. So not really a issue.

My Seat2Go has just broken this morning after two-and-a-half years of constant use (and abuse). I think it's an excellent product, especially for use with children who are still too young to stand for long periods of time. My only criticism is that it's not very easy to manouevre around sharp corners but I find a sharp kick to the offending wheel soon sorts that out. I'm about to buy another one.

We were very kindly lent one of these when my daughter was 2 and my son about 2 months. We gave it back when they were not much older! It's a very bulky buggy board which sticks out so far at the back that it's incredibly hard to reach the handles. It feels very unstable and tipped a number of times when going round a sharp-ish corner. It's almost impossible to go backwards and we often had to ask our daughter to get off if we needed to reverse. The baby can't be too flat for the seat part to actually be used, so often our daughter ended up standing (and there are much better buggy boards with standing room only). We had no problem fixing it to our maclaren, so the issue was not one of attachment. I don't think this product is for people who do any serious amount of walking. My sister seemed to get on fine with it, but she only ever drove to shopping malls and walked as little as possible on very flat surfaces - and there is a 3 year age gap between her children, so it wasn't called on for much use.

Like the concept of this, great with the platform and place for a small bottom! However, be aware that it is not very universal in its fit, I tried it on two pushchairs, firstly a phil & teds E3, and secondly on my umbrella stroller - a Safety 1st. It didn't fit the Phil & Teds frame as it was too fat and the frame on the stroller was either too large or the wrong shape (square) - one way or another it didn't work. Luckily I was able to borrow one to try before I bought.

I was really surprised to read the poor reviews on this product as I think it's great. Look on Reevoo as it has lots more reviews on there. I guess a lot of it comes down to whether it fits ok on your pram/buggy. I have a Jane Powertrack and it's fits fine on there and as I can change the height of my handlebars I just put them on the highest setting to give enough room for my son to sit down. It also fits on my McClaren buggy fine. I've only given it 4 stars as sometimes the fittings do slip down and need to be tightened up, and you have to make sure it's clipped in properly. However it's so much better for the child to be able to sit down if they want rather than have to stand all the time. You have to reach over a bit but isn't that the case with all buggy boards? So much easier than a double buggy and better for an older child who wouldn't want to sit in a pushchair.

this is a great idea but there are some problems with it, it fits most buggies but it is higher than most of these boards and can be tricky to get it level, also i have a lot of bruises on the bottom of my shins, and if your short forget it, im 5ft 4in and strech to reach the pushchair handles to try and avoid the bruises. it makes the buggy quite long and i find cornering can be difficult. if the baby is sleeping with the back of the seat down, then you cant use the seat part of the board.i really only let him on it for short time then get him to walk for a bit.All in all it is good but i wouldnt go for a long walk with it.