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I bought the Trail a Bike at a yard sale, and the hitch was missing. This one is great.

Not much more to say except that I recommend a second hitch for a second bike.
Love the Trail a bike itself and so does my daughter.

For any multi-car family, it’s great to have a spare car seat base for the convenience. There’s not much to say about features, except that it does the job, `nuff said!
The seat is a little pricey, but if you shelled out for the Peg Perego infant seat, you probably knew what you were getting into. Despite the price, I’d definitely buy it again.
Made in Italy, good craftsmanship.
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My wife and I need the extra base for my truck. In Austin, their are few sotres that carry the extra bases. Great find and service, quick shipping. recommend!!

I love my snugride. I got a second adaptor for our other car. The car seat transfers easily from car to cart to stroller. Makes life a little easier when it becomes quite hectic.

This was a great buy – Graco makes a quality product at a good price point. I’m very happy I bought this and would recommend to anyone.

We went with the Graco Snugride because it received good safety ratings and fit our budget. Our newborn son fit nicely in it and seemed secure – the first few times. After the first couple of months I started to notice some definite drawbacks:
1) It is NOT particularly lightweight, and even though my son was a smaller baby, it still got really heavy really fast. After about 3mos. I refused to use it anymore. We put it in hubby’s car and I put the convertible seat in mine.
2) The straps adjust from behind, and they are the kind that need to be threaded individually. So, if the season changes (or you just live in a variable region like we do) you’ll find yourself fighting with it every time your child wears anything heavier than a onesie. THEN you have to re-thread again on the next warm (lighter clothes) day. And trust me – trying to adjust those things when you’re in a hurry to be somewhere will frazzle your nerves in no time!
3) The handle was not very steady. What I mean is, these seats are pushed and pulled constantly, usually at a sideways angle in and out of the car or at your hip. I found that after just a few trips, the handle felt loose and would rock a little from side to side, and even back & forth slightly when supposedly locked in place.
4) Last thing, but definitely my biggest concern. The anchor strap slips! You don’t notice it the first few times, and you probably won’t ever notice it unless you ride in the back seat or test it occasionally. Because it was in my husband’s car, we didn’t notice it at first. Then I rode back there one day and found that the base was sliding like crazy – the BASE! The strap (it was the LATCH strap) had gradually gotten looser and looser, even though we used a towel to even out the seat (as recommended) and pulled the strap as tight as humanly possible. We fixed it, then found that several weeks later it was loose again!
I would accept that the loose strap thing was a fluke of this particular seat (since I’ve never heard anybody else complain of it), but taken as a whole we will NOT be using this seat again. Go with Britax or Chicco!

Slips around in the back seat.
I used some shelf liner, (rubbery kind), underneath and it did help to keep in place. Not just my car it moves around in my mom’s also.