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| Brand: Britax USA
Category: Baby Product
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Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 12703
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 19.9
Dimensions (in): 11 x 11 x 43
MPN: U111769
Model: U111769
UPC: 652182052201
EAN: 0652182052201
ASIN: B0007OBEWC
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| Features:
| • | Lightweight, compact folding aluminum umbrella stroller with all wheel suspension and easy to maneuver 6.5" wheels | | • | 5-point easy adjust harness and 4 position reclining back rest with a one hand raise | | • | Plush seating area with an adjustable leg rest and automatic head barrier | | • | Canopy and storage basket | | • | For children up to 40 pounds |
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Product Description
The Preview Lightweight Umbrella Travel System Stroller holds children up to 40 pounds and is built for safety and comfort.Features: - For children up to 40 pounds
- Quick-Zip removable parent bag with bottle holder and shoulder strap
- Compact and convenient Fold-Eze lock lever provides quick and easy folding
- Lightweight anodized aluminum chassis features sleek oval tubing (17 lbs)
- All-wheel suspension with easy-to-maneuver 6.5" wheels ensures a smooth ride
- Large basket holds all your baby essentials while you're on the go
- Front wheels swivel and feature locking mechanism
- Ergonomic handle makes for comfortable pushing
- Hood is removable and features a window and zip-open air vent
- Automatic head barrier
- Four-position back rest with one-hand raise
- Easy adjust 5-point harness
- Removable arm bar with padded zip-off cover
- Stain-resistant fabrics
- Padded and adjustable leg rest
- Molded two-tone footrest
Amazon.com Product Description
The lightweight, compact, travel-ready Preview stroller from Britax offers go-anywhere mobility, comfort and convenience. Recommended from birth as a travel system for children up to 40 pounds, this sturdy, durable umbrella-style stroller boasts all-wheel suspension and easy-to-control 6.5-inch wheels. For even greater convenience, it's compatible with the Britax Companion car seat, which allows you to have a complete travel system that takes you from home to the car to the park with ease.  | The Britax Preview offers: - Lightweight anodized aluminum construction.
- Secure and adjustable five-point harness.
- Adjustable leg rest.
- Four-position recline for comfort during sitting and sleeping.
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The Preview supports children up to 40 pounds. View larger. | Lightweight, Durable Construction
Rain or shine, the Preview is always ready to tackle new adventures. Made from lightweight anodized aluminum, it features sleek oval tubing, a plush seating area with an adjustable leg rest, and automatic head barrier for extra safety. Easy to carry or fold down for storage, the Preview has swivel wheels that quickly lock when needed, while the large, fast-zip parent bag with bottle holder keeps essentials close at hand. Secure Seating for an Enjoyable Ride
Even on bumpy terrain, the Preview's easy-adjust, five-point harness will keep your child secure. The removable hood features a window so you can see your child, while the zip-open air vent is great on warmer days. A removable arm bar has a padded zip-off cover for protection, and the ergonomic handle makes for comfortable pushing, so you and your child can enjoy your strolls longer. Safety and Comfort Features That Go the Distance
The four-position recline ensures your child's comfort, whether sitting upright or sleeping, and you can adjust it with just one hand. The molded two-tone footrest allows for a stable place for your growing child to place his or her feet, and the padded and adjustable leg rest accommodates sudden growth spurts. The stain-resistant fabric also keeps things simple--just wipe clean with a damp cloth. The Preview weighs just 16.5 pounds and measures 19.75 x 41.5 x 32 inches (WxHxD) when fully open (13 x 14 x 44.5 when folded). The Britax Preview stroller is also available in Unity Blue and comes with a 1-year limited warranty. The Britax Preview stroller is compatible with the following Companion car seats: Onyx, Black/Tan, Unity Blue, Plum/Tan, and Aqua/Black.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 7 more reviews...
 This has to be the WORST Stroller ever! September 24, 2008
Swift Ship Books
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Ok, this is a little tongue and cheek but not much. When you use something every day, it really should work better!
How do I hate thee? Let me count the ways...
1. Sunshade stinks - doesn't shade much.
2. After a few months with the Companion carseat on it, stroller became creaky and felt unsafe. Very rickety.
3. Unwieldy to steer and turn - definitely NOT one-handed.
4. No cupholder.
5. Attached bag is too small.
6. Very little basket space.
Friends who bought less expensive strollers had much better experiences than I did with this one. If I'd been a more experienced mom, I would have tried to find a different stroller to fit my Companion carseat. They're out there. I'm more prepared this time and we'll NOT be using this stroller!!
I literally have nothing good to say about this stroller (and that's not like me!).
Not worth the money!
 Can turn into a pram! attachable bag included but hard to turn August 7, 2008
C. mclaughlin
I've had this stroller for about 2 years. Overall, I gave it a 4 b/c my biggest complaint is that it is hard to turn. This might be due to the fact that I got a floor model so I would strongly recommend it ONLY IF you try it out and don't have any issues with the agility in turning. With that being said, the BEST feature is that it can be a pram for those tiny babies and for this price, no other stroller does that that I know of. I use it maybe once per week while shopping/strolling.
Pros:
1. good size canopy with a zip off back flap for ventilation.
2. no cup holder... but I often just throw my water bottle onto the top of the canopy when it's pulled back plus...
3. the zip-on diaper bag is awesome and has 1 exterior cup holder on it so really there is a cup holder
4. ok weight. I don't find it too difficult to fold. yes, you have to attach the locking latch after folding it, but I usually don't even do that. since there isn't a carry handle, you have to pick it up with 2 hands to put it in the car anyway and it doesn't unfold.
5. excellent large adjustable footrest which CAN BE FOLDED UP and then held up by the nap bar. since it reclines NEARLY flat and there is an automatic head barrier (soft fabric flap), this turns it into a pram basically which was AWESOME for a napping infant - I could wrap her not strap her in without worrying that she'd slip out the front
6. nap bar is padded - although mine never did lean forward and nap so when getting a double stroller, i won't make having a nap bar a necessity
7. I'm 5'8" and rarely kick the wheels (unless in frustration at the difficulty to turn it - see below)
Cons:
1. I always find myself saying "it has a mind of it's own". It is VERY HARD to turn. I pretty much have to put alot of weight on the 1 handlebar in the direction I want to turn - as if just pivoting on the 1 wheel. I always cursed myself for buying a floor model thinking that's the reason why it's soooo hard to turn or that it had something to do with the suspension. I noticed one other reviewer though also commented on the difficulty in steering. I would never expect to be able to push a double handled stroller with one hand easily like other reviewers mentioned; however, I would expect that it would be easier to turn with 2. doesn't stand up when closed unless it's resting on the handles which I don't do for cleanliness sake
3. my sunshade doesn't pop off when folded, but it does fold over to one side a bit so has always been a little lopsided. again - could be just due to being floor model - haven't seen anyone else complain
4. basket is small; however, if you use the attachable bag for your diaper bag, it really is ok
Love this for one reason July 26, 2008
Kathryn Ryan (NM)
We got this stroller with the car seat. I agree that if you think you are going to drive this with one hand, you are crazed. However, I love this car seat because my son, who is now 30 months, can comfortably sleep in it still, rolling over and stretched out even at 38+". The key to the sleeping at toddler age is the kick out at the bottom. No others really have that, especially for the price. We also have a combi and it is far narrower and he sleeps much worse in it. It is however highly manuverable if that is what you want. The Britax also flods unbelievably narrow (but long). I can fit it and tons of stuff in my Jetta truck.
Great Shade Coverage July 18, 2008
Stroller Snob (Salt Lake City, UT)
I had the Peg Perego Aria travel system for my first child and decided to buy the Britax Companion carseat & Preview stroller for my second child. I love the shade coverage the Preview stroller provides when the Companion is attached to it -no sun whatsoever is on my baby! Great stroller, I just wish that it had a tray and I didn't have to remove the front bar padding to attach the infant carseat. There is not a console for my drinks; however, there is a "diaper bag" attached to the back of the stroller and I just put my drinks in the bottle holder or zippered pocket. I love that I can go shopping and put my bags on the handles and the stroller does not tip over! I have done this when my baby is not in the stroller and when she is in it.
I'm very satisfied, and either is my son... May 31, 2008
Eduardo Rodriguez Najar
This is a very good stroller. I'm very satisfied with the features. The 5-point harness provides enough security and is confortable to my son. The leg and the back rest can be easyly adjusted. It doesn't have cup holder, but it is not needed because it has a removable bag to storage whatever we need. I loved the material and the design because it is very
lightweight and at the sametime very resistant. It can be easily driven with one hand because is lightweight and the design of the wheels allow to controll the direction easily. It is compatile with the Companion Car seat wich is even greater than the stroller. The only disadvantage that I found is that when the back rest is laid back to the completely horizontal position it blocks the basket underneath, so if the child is sleeping it is not possible to take things out from the basket.
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