guzzie+Guss Hitch Full Suspension Ride-On Stroller Board, Compatible with All Styles of Strollers; Joggers, Prams, Full-Sized, and Umbrella Strollers, for Ages Two to Five Years, Max Weight 62 pounds

I bought 3 "buggy boards" for a trip to Disney. Not knowing which would fit my stroller the best, I figured trying a few out wouldn't be a bad idea. First, when putting this together, which was very easy, you immediately notice how sturdy and well made this produce is. It is super adjustable to fit ANY stroller. My issue with the two competitors was how they attached/secured to the stroller. Both were not as well engineered. This board is a bit heavier and has a larger standing surface, so some might think of that as a negative. This was my goal. The sturdiest board, secure connections to the stroller, easy to attach/detach. The extras were that this board is non-skid and turns with ease.The competitors (Acorn and Lascal) are headed back for return. You may be searching for the board that fits your stroller. Be sure to give this one a try. It was my clear winner.

I did my best to research whether this would work with the two strollers we have. It sort of fits one and not the other. We have it out almost as far as it can go, and my older kid still has to stick their head through the stroller handle which probably isn't the safest. My other complaint is that while this thing is pretty simple to use, it often gets stuck on itself at the joint and rides off to the side or on the wheel or a little awkward for a while because it's hard to fix.Ultimately, it does the job, and it saved us from having to get a whole new stroller which I appreciate. It's fairly easy to take on and off and adjust (except when it's stuck). I don't love it, but I also don't regret it.

We have an 8 moth old and almost 4 year old who we assumed would not want to ride in the stroller anymore. After a experiencing two long walks/target runs I realized that trying to get a 3.5 year old to keep your pace with a stroller is tough and they get tired quick! I was looking at buying the Joovy Caboose (even though we have a Peg Perego Team AND UppaBaby Minu) so she would have somewhere to perch when she gets tired, or when we are out for a long time, but at $300 it was tough to justify a 3rd stroller.This completely saved us! It is so easy to attach/assemble, and works with both of our strollers. We are planning a trip soon and are excited to have this at the airport to keep both kids contained, without needing a double stroller. All in all this is 5 stars!

Edit: I don't known if the model we received was defective or if this is a serious design flaw, but the metal key mentioned in the instructions to remove the wheel truly doesn't exist. The metal pin that holds the beveled wheel in place is internal with kno external access, making the wheels impossible to remove without dismantling the board. This would be frustrating even if I were keeping the board as the instructions clearly state that the wheels can and should be removed for oiling and storage. Ultimately I was able to remove the wheels in order to fit it back in the shipping box for returns by unscrewing the caps around the wheels, a task made tedious by the fact that the screws were set extremely close to the oversized plastic wheel base. Photos of everything attached.I purchased this for our Graco Modes stroller, it doesn't fit very well. The arms do not gonwide enough to fit he connecters on the frame of the stroller, so it had to go on the bar underneath, which makes it really long. Since the modes does not have an extendable handle this makes pushing the stroller difficult for even my 5'4" self, let alone my 6'1" husband. Really disappointed, and now I can't get the wheels detached to return it because the "metal key" that the instructions mention does not appear to exist. It could be made to work in a pinch because the board is fairly high, but it would make strolling very uncomfortable. I've included a photo of the assembled stroller board attached to my stroller, the board easily sits 3-4 inches behind the handlebar.

I have a very busy 3 year old who has started fighting the stroller, even when she’s too tired to walk. After a certain amount of time, she’s adamantly opposed to being buckled in. We’re heading to Disney this fall and I thought this might be a good solution. Unfortunately, it didn’t work with our stroller. I mounted the connectors several ways and nothing worked.The picture on the front of the box shows a stroller with a very long handle bar. The shade canopy is far away from the handle, allowing the child’s head to pop up between the two. Our stroller, Contours Bitsy Elite, has a much shorter handle and the canopy comes within a few inches. As a result, my daughter had to lean her head back behind the handle. (A) There’s no way she’d be able to maintain the position for long and (B) she and the stroller both tipped backward when I let go of it. I imagine it could be weighted down with bags, but I wouldn’t want to be bothered with that.I mounted the connectors to the very bottom in an attempt to push the board back some but it ended up being almost straight out and it was much less stable. It moved quite a bit from side to side and caved in where the board connects to the angler. When mounted higher, even though it was too close for us, it seemed very sturdy and well balanced.In all the positions I tried, the board completely blocked my access to the stroller brake. It would require lifting the board up each time I needed to apply or disengage.Last thing, the product I received had obviously been returned by someone else. It wouldn’t matter to me if I was keeping it because this is the sort of thing that’s going to get scuffed up the first time you use it in the real world. I only mention it because that means it didn’t work for someone else.