Baby Sleeping Bag Universal Bunting Bag Stroller Footmuff Cover 3-in-1 Baby Stroller Blanket Waterproof Windproof Stroller Annex Mat Keep Warm and Detachable (Grey)

I bought it because my 7month old son kicks blankets off all the time. We took a trip to New York and I didn’t want my sons to kick off the blanket and have him freeze during the day.This sleeping bag blanket was so helpful! It kept him warm and he wasn’t able to kick it off.It has zippers on the side just like a sleeping bag. so your able to zip up and make sure his little legs don’t get cold. It has holes for you to pull the stroller straps and buckles through as well.We still used it now that my son is 1.Winter is coming and we are ready.

Love this! Really easy to use and keeps my little one warm and dry. Also keeps from kicking the blankets off/out of the stroller. On really cold days it works great to tuck a blanket inside the bag. And when it's warm enough to not need the cover it's really easy to unzip and remove the top part or just unzip part of the way and fold it under babies legs. Been using it for couple months, we walk several times a day, and it's holding up great so far.

For the price, this is great. It is definitely warm and water resistant. The problem is that the zipper is made from a plastic material and feels cheap and is sometimes difficult to zipper. And also, it won't stay in place unless you can loop the chest straps of the seat belt through a second time. Otherwise it just slides around.

Love how warm it is, that the front can be zipped off while leaving the back in place for the next time. Only complaint: you have to thread your strollers seatbelt through the back- this means entirely detaching, retreading, and then reattaching the seatbelt for both of our strollers (which can be a 4-5 min process). It’s a small complaint, but annoying when trying to get it on/off your stroller in an airport if security requests it (as was our case). We have an infantino cover as well, and this wasn’t an issue with the way the back was designed. That said, I like this stroller bag much more when it comes to the warmth/water resistance material.

Great, but zipper broke in the first month

I was expecting a "okay" product for the price but this is definitely a steal! My baby is 4 months old and she has plenty of room to grow. I am using it on a BOB Revolution Flex 3.0 the 2020 edition and it fit great! I was able to add a small but thicker fleece blanket in the footmuff but don't think she needed it since she was sweating! I like that it's not bulky at all and I was able to fold the stroller with the footmuff on it. I'll add that we are in CA and for today's walk at 55 degrees, it did great. We also have a Summer Snuzzler, an infant insert so she doesn't bounce around in the harness, inside of the footmuff and baby still had a lot of wiggle room. I'm glad I went with this instead of anything much pricier.

absolutely love this, cheap, easy to put into our umbrella stroller, keeps my (huge) 16 month old warm and dry. Haven't been out with it in the rain yet but so far it has given me peace of mind on chillier days. Bought this one finally because even in layers I would worry about him being cold when we were out. He loves it too, he pets the inside of it, and hasn't fussed with it at all yet. Will update on durability eventually but so far totally would recommend.

This sleeping bag is a great option for this price. It's quality material. Fleece on the inside, waterproof material on the outside. It has large sturdy zippers that open almost all the way around for easy access to baby. It fits our Graco FastAction Fold 2.0 Travel System. I wish there was a way for it to stay in place a bit better. We tried velcro, but it doesn't stick well to our Graco material. I might put a couple of stitches in a few different places to keep it where it should be. Otherwise, it slips out when we fold up the stroller. I have to say I love this sleeping bag, though. I feel much better about how warm my little guy is with it on the stroller. Much better option than tucking him in with blankets.