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Push Around Buggy (Red) | 
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| Brand: Step2
Category: Toy
List Price: $44.99
Buy New: $42.67
You Save: $2.32 (5%)
New (6) from $42.67
Rating:  395 reviews
Sales Rank: 3377
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Age: 1 - 3 years
Maximum Weight Recommendation (lbs): 35
Shipping Weight (lbs): 16
Dimensions (in): 30 x 17 x 17
MPN: 007923
Model: 792300
UPC: 733538792306
EAN: 0733538792306
ASIN: B00000IZEM
Release Date: September 12, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 2 to 3 days
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| Features:
| • | Steering wheel with honking horn and click-start ignition key | | • | Storage space under hood | | • | Seat belt holds children in place | | • | Removable handle allows for easy transport |
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Product Description
Perfect for walks around the neighborhood or park, the Push Around Buggy is a colorful, comfortable ride-on for your little one. Parents control this cute coupe with a sturdy handle that can be removed and conveniently stored underneath the buggy. Beginner drivers "start" this buggy with a pretend click-start ignition key. Store additional supplies or goodies in a special compartment under the front hood. Includes a seat belt for extra security and a steering wheel with honking horn. Measures approximately 43.5" x 18.5" x 34.5". Minimal adult assembly required.
Editorial Review
When it's time to go outside for a bit of fresh air and exercise, the Push Around Buggy from Step2 is ready to roll. Just slip baby in the generous molded seat, hook up the seat belt, grab the handle, and go! While you actually steer, baby can pretend to drive (and can even start the fun with a nifty ignition key). When there's an obstacle in the way or a friend passing by, baby can honk the horn. The buggy rolls smoothly and surely on four oversize poly wheels. A small trunk in the front can hold a few travel items. Both durable and fun, this sweet red and blue Push Around Buggy is a winner. The extra-long handle is removable and can be stored underneath the buggy. --N. Mered
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| Customer Reviews: Read 390 more reviews...
 Baby Pleaser November 30, 2008
coloradomomof3 (Castle Rock, Colorado)
I purchased this for my daughter's first birthday and she loves it. We use it to walk to the park and she feels like she is a big kid like her brother and sister. She likes to put stuff in the trunk as well. Downfalls is that my husband is too tall to use the handle he has to scruntch over. I'm 5'2" and it is perfect for me and there is no other stage for it. Meaning you the child can't make it go herself without being in a very uncomfortable position. If you think of it as another stroller you and your baby will enjoy it.
 Happy, Independent Toddler! November 17, 2008
Tracy (Los Angeles, CA)
My 2yr old nephew got this from grandma his first birthday and he still loves it! He not only loves riding in it but now loves pushing it to. He will either push it using the handle or I will easily remove the handle so he can push just the car. He loves to ride everytime he visits grandma (which is 2-3x p/wk). He is small for his age so it still fits him just fine.
My only concern is that there is no brake on it so when he tries to climb in on his own it will start to roll. The older and more independent he gets the more he tries to climb in on his own. We have put it inside the garage so it is not as easily accessible to him.
During the summer the buggy is only used in the mornings and evenings because without a sunshade the buggy becomes too hot. The sunshade you can buy to go on the buggy only provides minimal protection.
Fun, durable toy that continues to provide many hours of entertainment and is a great alternative to a stroller!
FYI-Watch out for other toddlers at the park who are going to climb in it, all the kids love it.
Nice change from average stroller, but LOUD October 25, 2008
shopping mama
I bought this car for my 21 month old bc she was tired of riding in her stroller and enjoyed riding in the mall "cars". This car is durable and the cost is good, but be warned that it is very loud. If you don't mind pushing something that sounds like a freight train, it is easy to steer and the handle is nice and tall. My only other negative is that the foot area is not enclosed and my child throws her feet out onto the ground while it is moving when she wants out.
Push Around Buggy (pink) October 20, 2008
D. Fann (Santa Cruz, CA)
Our grandaughter loves to be able to "drive" as we push her. Buggy is durable and great for toddler age.
Fun for your little guy or gal! September 25, 2008
Rebecca Mckenzie (Central Coast, CA)
We got this for my son for walks around the neighborhood as a change from his stroller. He really likes riding in it and "steering" the car. The hood is great for taking snacks/toys with us and it is very sturdy. As other reviewers have mentioned though, it is very loud on the pavement. Not really a problem during the day, but it has ruled out our night walks. The decals and everything look brand new and we have had this for over a year now. The handle seems a little flimsy, but definetly does the job. We thought we were going to be able to take the handle off and he would be able to push himself around when he got bigger, but the siderails keep him from touching the ground (this is a good thing when going for a walk, but bad for him using it on it's own.) Great deal for the price, but you may also want to consider the the Little Tykes cozy convertible is you are looking for something they can use on their own (The floorboards are removable.) Hope this helps!
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