BumbleRide Flyer Stroller Pattern: Pacific
- 5 point adjustable safety harness
- Adjustable handle height and reversible handle direction
- 4 position recline
- Lightweight aluminum chassis
- Adjustable footrest
Product Description
The BumbleRide Flyer Stroller is a sporty, versatile carriage stroller perfect travelling in comfort, style, and ease. This great looking stroller is suitable for your infant by not only having a fully reclining seat to make an infant carriage bed, but it also has interchangeable bumper bars to accommodate an infant car seat. When your little one is ready to sit up unassisted, stroller has 4 recline positions for maximum comfort. While your child rides in stlye in comfort, you will enjoy the large mesh basket, lightweight frame and the reversible handle to have your baby face you or to look ahead.
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BumbleRide Flyer Stroller Pattern: Pacific
- Baby Product: 0 pages
- Publisher: BumbleRide
- Label: BumbleRide
- Studio: BumbleRide
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 4 reviews
- Sales Rank in Baby: #33694
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Avg. Customer Review:
3 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: a good reversible handle stroller 2006-04-15
Comment: The most important thing in stroller search for me was reversible handle or seat as i can't go anywhere with my 5 month-old baby not facing me. She needs to see me all the time.
I've read several reviews on this one and even seing that some of the reviews were not so good i've purchased it (Pumpkin color) and after using for 2 weeks now can tell that:
Handle: It reverses easily and i thank Bumble Ride for this option.
Wheels: We spend most of the time outdoors in the sun and fresh air so the wheels is not a problem for me. I just needed about 30 minutes to get used to it. And yes - we did shopping aswell and haven't had problems with moving around.
Basket: I don't carry much with me so the basket is more than enough for me and re: accessing it to change the baby - if you're not going to change diapers while baby is sleeping you can always lift the seat a bit. Pacifier and some small toys we usually carry in a canopy pocket.
Cup holder and etc.: I got rid of such habit as having drinks and snacks on the go as it affects health and body not in a good way plus results in extra pounds of body weight so i don't need all those trays and holders.
Folding: yes. it takes some effort to get it folded and unfold but i haven't done this more than once as i have enough space in the house to keep the stroller ready to go.
This way i have a nice stroller with a reversible handle in a nice color for my baby-girl for a bit more than $200.
Update after using the stroller for almost 2 months: the only thing i really don't like is that the material makes my baby slide down a bit so i have to put her back into a seated position once or twice per hour of walking. Didn't have this problem while used Bundle Me but now it's too hot for it. I think that any stroller liner which has some kind of bands to attach it to the stroller will fix the problem.
2 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT 2006-03-09
Comment: I read the review below and I agree with everything that person said but 3 stars is too high. I hate how the stroller does not navigate properly and I hate the basket. I also wish I had spent a few extra bucks for the Bugaboo.
8 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Nice stroller, but... 2006-03-06
Comment: I did a ton of research before buying this stroller - I bought it in Aug 05 (before Babies R Us even had it). I really liked the look of the Bugaboo but the price tag was a bit much. I decided on the flyer vs the rocket b/c I wanted baby to face me for the first few months. I wish I had gone w/ the rocket b/c when baby is facing you - the only way the stroller works is for the wheels that do not rotate to stay in the front. I'm pretty positive of this - we tried to change out the wheels with no success. It is EXTREMELY difficult to steer the stroller in tight places like the mall, etc when in this mode. I noticed another review that said it was a little difficult to close - YES, it took me several times to get the hang of closing it and it snapped on my fingers - ouch. Another Big Pet Peeve is that the basket is not low enough to the ground. So, to get your diaper bag, you literally have to move baby b/c if the seat is reclined, it's blocking access to the bag. This is a pain if you're just trying to get out a paci or something. Also, there aren't any accessories available like a hook or anything that attaches to the handlebar so that you can sit drinks, cell phone, hang purse, etc. The basket below is big enough for my purse and diaper bag but since it takes so long to get something out (wallet), I don't dare stick my purse in the basket (there is a pocket for a cell phone or something so I guess that's not the biggest deal). If I was looking for a stroller, I'd probably want one without the one piece handlebar (since there are no hooks or anything). Where do you put your bags when you go shopping? Now I see the practical reason people get the 2 unbrella handles (you can put all kinds of bags over the handles). Overall, it's nice - I wish I could have seen one in person before ordering b/c I probably would have just gone w/ the bugaboo. I see people out w/ those and I can't help but notice how much better it is designed (for example, all 4 wheels turn at the same time - HUGE FEATURE) and with the bugaboo, you can use just the frame w/ your carseat (VERY COOL). Until you have baby (mine is now 6 months old), there is no way you can know what features you'll need. Honestly, I would suggest waiting until baby is born before picking out a stroller. Most people don't leave the house w/ a tiny baby anyway and the stroller was such a pain to get out - usually I'd just carry the infant carrier everywhere if I had to run to the store (those graco carseat holders look really cool). So, wait until baby is about 2 months old and then take him up to the store and actually try the strollers out. Get out of the aisle w/ the 10 foot wide runway and push him through the clothing racks - this is the kind of environment you'll really be in, not a landing strip. Hope this helps!
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: The best- for less!!! 2006-02-04
Comment: My husband and I literally spent the first five months of my pregnancy doing nothing but researching strollers, and after going back and forth between Peg Perego, Inglesina, and Bumbleride, we finally settled on the latter. We couldn't be more glad that we did! Though the color is much darker than in the photos (it's more of a sea-green/blue) there is absolutely nothing to complain about. It is easy to put together, easy to operate, easy to clean, and probably the most stylish stroller we've seen. It took me two attempts to get the hang of closing it, but opening it is a cynch- one handed. A friend has the Peg Perego Pliko and after giving it a spin we're SO relieved that we purchased the Bumbleride. It feels a little heavier than you'd think 22 lb might be, but it's not difficult for me to lift (5'6" /120lb). The construction is solid and the handle adjusts to every height you could possibly want. It's more expensive than many, but worth every penny- and worth every penny you save by skipping the EVEN more expensive ones. Bumbleride has struck the perfect balance. I wouldn't even CONSIDER other options after having tried this one!
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