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Baby Trend Expedition Jogger Travel System, Millennium Orange

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Style: Travel System


Color: Millennium Orange


Features

  • 100% Polyester
  • Imported
  • Baby Trend travel system car seat is designed for infants up to 30 lbs
  • Quick-release 16" rear and 12" front all-terrain bicycle tires
  • Lightweight jogger travel system stroller with car seat
  • Jogging stroller is great for walking or jogging
  • Baby Trend Jogger Baby Travel System, Millennium, includes highly-rated Baby Trend Easy Flex Infant Car Seat
  • Front swivel and locking wheel for easy jogging or strolling
  • Jogger baby travel system folds easily for storage
  • Multi-position reclining seat
  • Lightweight steel frame
  • Five-point safety harness

Description

The Baby Trend® Expedition® Travel System comes complete with a 3-Wheel Jogger and EZ Flex-Loc® Infant Car Seat with lock in car base. The stroller features a lockable front swivel wheel for jogging or it unlocks for easy strolling. The all-terrain bicycle tires also feature a quick release for extra compact storage. The stroller also features a parent tray with 2 cup holders and covered storage and a large storage basket. The push handle is extra wide, ergonomically shaped and foam padded, and the adjustable canopy with a peek-a-boo window that ratchets to block the sun and wind. The stroller features a multi-position reclining padded seat with a fully adjustable 5-point safety harness and tether strap and a child's tray with cup holders that also accepts the infant car seat. The EZ Flex-Loc® Infant Car Seat accommodates weights 4-30 pounds and heights up to 30 inches tall. Features a 5-point safety harness; easy one-hand harness adjustment and push-button release, and 4-position push button height-adjustable base with level indicator for proper installation. The EZ Flex-Loc® Infant Car Seat also features EPS energy-absorbing foam for superior side impact head protection. Brand Story By Baby Trend

Brand: Baby Trend


Color: Millennium Orange


Material: Polyester, Plastic, Metal


Fabric Type: 100% Polyester


Frame Material: Alloy Steel


Brand: Baby Trend


Seating capacity: 1


Color: Millennium Orange


Included Components: Car Seat Base


Age Range (Description): 0-12 Months


Model Number: TJ94203


Assembly Instructions: No Assembly Required


Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited Warranty


Import Designation: Imported


Product Dimensions: 46"L x 44"W x 22"H


Item Weight: 41 Pounds


Maximum weight recommendation: 50 Pounds


Material: Polyester, Plastic, Metal


Fabric Type: 100% Polyester


Frame Material: Alloy Steel


Care instructions: Spot or Wipe Clean


Harness Type: 5 Point


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    • Great travel system for the price, especially with a jogger!
Style: Travel System Color: Optic Teal
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After finding out I was pregnant with my second child (10 years after my first! 😱) I started looking at baby gear that would help our family stay active. I found that not only were the options for a jogging stroller travel system VERY limited, but also that most strollers these days are black, or charcoal grey... who decides these things? *COLOR CHOICES* I knew I didn't want an all-black stroller, or even mostly black. With my first kiddo, I'd used very bright, eye-catching colors for both strollers I had, a vivid spring green and an attention-grabbing orange. I'd chosen these based on their high-visibility. I would be using them for lots of walking and using public transit so I wanted to know for *sure* that cars could see me, ESPECIALLY at night. Neither of those strollers were jogging strollers, however, and, that was a few years ago so they're not even being produced anymore. Other than some non-travel system joggers and a couple that were way out of my price range this set was the best compromise. No, it's not super brightly colored but I'm also not heavily reliant on walking and public transit these days. In fact, my vision is that when I'm using this stroller I'll be on a morning jog, or at the zoo, or some other highly-pedestrian attraction away from traffic. So really, at this point, the color choice is more of an aesthetic one. I chose the Optic Teal color type over the other blue shade for a few reasons. *First it's in my top 5 favorite colors list. So yay! *Second, as I'm early in my pregnancy I don't yet know the baby's gender but I do feel like blue-green shades are more gender-neutral. A good choice if you don't know the baby's gender or aren't interested in highly-gendered baby products for another reason, like planning for use with more future kids, or just not wanting to raise your kids at the binary extremes. *Third, The color was on sale at an excellent price when I purchased it (Otherwise I might have waited until I was closer to my due date!) When this arrived I was pleasantly surprised to find that not only is the blue-green the same as it appeared on my monitor, but the contrasting grey fabric parts were much more grey optically, and didn't appear as black as they did on my screen. The black parts are really just the plastic pieces, while the rest of the dark color is a classy charcoal grey. ***In Summary: There are not many colorful strollers on the market these days in spite of some of us parents preferring a high-visibility stroller. The teal is nice and IMO gender neutral. Luckily it is not so very dark as it seems, the grey is more charcoal in person*** Moving on from color now... FUNCTIONALITY A travel system is nothing if not functional, however, it's quite difficult to tell from a computer or phone screen how well one will roll, or fold, or store, etc. First I'd like to address the car seat. CAR SEAT The seat that comes with this set is the Babytrend ALLY 35 Infant Car Seat. It's lightweight at just about 6.6 Lbs so my arms won't get too tired when i have to carry it around with a baby inside. The seat itself is quite basic and will do for a rear-facing seat until my baby is old enough to move to a convertible seat. It has the handle that probably all rear facing seats have these days, allowing you to lift and carry them without having to wake them up. This was a lifesaver with my first child, who spent quite a bit of time in her car seat since it functioned well for other uses than just riding in the car. Her seat was also her away-from-home nap spot and a rocker as well (she even learned to kick her legs in the right rhythm to rock herself, it was awesome). I do feel like I'll need to purchase an extra head-support cushion for the first few months, there's not much to keep their head in the same position. The cushion that comes with the seat is a flattish pad meant to be used for the first half of baby's first year, just about. It can be kept at the same height as it comes or positioned higher with the straps. Behind the cushion (which I forgot to photograph) there are actually 4 height adjustment levels which you can set the straps for later growth. ALSO: The main cushion and headrest are both washable (hooray!). The seat fits well into the base and has an ever-so-handy built in level so you know your child is at their safest possible position. The handle can be set to multiple positions including the "Rebound Position" which is said to further reduce injury in a collision. ***In summary: Lightweight at about 6.6 Lbs alone. Although the base is easy to use this seat is basic, could use an extra headrest cushion, but has a handy built-in level and the handle can be set to the rebound position*** STROLLER I'd like to start with the fact that I've never owned a jogging stroller before, just to put that out there. So my perspective on this might be skewed based on that. For example, I felt as the handle for this stroller stuck out quite far from where the baby sits. I figured, after some more time and thought, that this is to allow more range of motion for the person who is pushing... So that you can run without hitting it. This is only a guess, but it makes sense to me... Over all the stroller feels rugged and somewhat heavy, but perhaps it's just me. The stroller itself weighs almost 36 Lbs so It's not super light, this can be good or bad depending on your specific needs. For me, I like the heft. I intend to use this thing until it's last breath, or, if not, until I can sell it to a consignment boutique or resale it locally myself. What I'm getting at is I wanted a more rugged stroller so that it would last a while and maintain good condition. This one seems quite capable of the task. the metal frame is made of a heavier-gauge tubing, but not too much to add a *ton* of weight. The plastic pieces are thick and solid as well, so they don't give any impression that they might snap or anything. The basket is a decent size and I'll be able to fit a diaper bag, my purse, some of my older kid's toys and things and STILL have room to spare. I'm quite minimalistic in how much I like to carry, but even if I weren't, this has all the space I could need. If I were still taking public transit to pick up boxes of diapers and wipes once a month, I'd have no problem fitting the mega-sized box of diapers and a large mega-sized pack of wipes, but I might need to hang my diaper bag from the handle in that situation. The parent tray is a nice upgrade from what I'm used to with 2 cup holders and a covered center trap set into a console panel that runs across the handles. I could fit two drinks in the holders, as well as my phone, my keys and wallet and maybe a few more small items in the center console. I like that it has a cover for the middle tray so that if I find myself caught in the rain, I can protect my phone and keys easily! The child tray has it's pros as well. One of my favorites, the Tray is made of a BPA-free plastic (a dealbreaker for me if it weren't!). With my last child, I found having a tray on the stroller for toys and (especially) snacks to be indispensable. I might sometimes find myself out of the house with my kiddo and having to feed her something at the same time. It got messy, sure, but not as much as it could have been without the tray. Best of all she wasn't hungry, and I wasn't late! This tray features two cup holders. Rarely was my first kiddo ever double fisting, but sometimes she'd spend lots of time putting toys in her cup holder and taking them out. If only she had TWO cup holders she wouldn't have had to shove her drink next to her in the seat to play. I really appreciate the design of the tray as well. The cup holders sink down from the flat part of the tray (which has an outer lip to somewhat prevent a mess or lost snacks). The reason this is good is... Liquids flow down. Instead of any spills migrating to everything around, they can be better managed when they flow down into what will become the cup-holder reserve. Less mess! Hooray! Until the baby is big enough to use that tray, however, you're going to need to use the travel system as it is intended to be used... With the car seat! As I've never had a travel system before I decided I'd best study the booklet to make sure I was using everything correctly (I hope you do as well!). I found that in order to safely and correctly fit the car seat in the stroller you have to follow a few precautions built in by the manufacturer. I've highlighted both of these in photos, but here's how they work: There are two, turnable switch-like knobs on the stroller frame below the folding triggers. you must turn these inward so that the car seat can rest securely in the stroller. Also there is a plastic tab connected to a strip of elastic at the left side of the stroller (when you're standing behind the handle) that must be hooked into the car seat's seatbelt strap holder. See my photos for better detail. Pushing the stroller took some minor effort at first until I realized I needed to put air in the tires! Once I did, however, pushing was no longer an issue. If you're like me and new to three-wheeled strollers you'll need to get used to the increased maneuverability of a single wheel while walking but while jogging the front wheel can be locked to a forward position to reduce shaking and prevent untimely turning. on top of the two foot brakes at either wheel (which lock in a way that seems quite secure BTW) there is also a wrist strap to prevent the stroller from getting away from you while you run. The tires on this are made by Kenda. It's a brand I'm familiar with from my previous life as a bicycle commuter. Kenda makes highly affordable, decent tires and tubes for bicycles as well. I've bought their products many times but I'm always been sure to use a tube slime to ensure that my tires don't go flat from silly little thorns and such. As such, I'll be doing the same with these wheels. Nobody wants to get ready for a walk, bike or run just to find their tire has slowly leaked out all the air since last time! I definitely don't look forward to having a flat though and I might just invest in a backup stroller for this very reason. The stroller folds down by pulling two triggers at the bottom sides of the handle. I had a bit of difficulty folding it as there's nothing to hold your grip against while you pull the triggers. You need to put your foot down onto the bottom bar as you fold or you'll really struggle with it. Once it does fold, however, it manages to stand up on its own, provided you prop it up onto the handlebar, which is now down between the wheels. I have a love/hate for this kind of functionality. First, I love that It's able to stand upright on its own (especially since this is a rare function apparently!), but also I hate that in order to do so I have to rest the handle, which I have to touch, onto the gross-dirty floor. It is what it is I suppose. Folding could be better, but considering the price I couldn't dock a star for it. Speaking of the handlebar, I do like that it has a textured rubber grip that *really* feels like it won't slip from my hands. This is a great addition and even gives the stroller even more of a rugged, well-built feel. **In Summary: The stroller is a little bit heavy but rugged and tough giving the impression that it will last a while. The parent tray console is convenient and the BPA-free child tray is as well (and in surprising ways!). The stroller can be difficult to fold but it stands upright when folded, unfortunately this places the handle on the floor when folded. The tires are of a well-known brand although basic, and may go flat as they are air-filled, but they're not no-name at least. The basket is very well sized and will fit a lot. The front wheel is lockable to assist with running. the brakes seem very good, the strap is a nice security function that all good joggers will have and the handlebar grip isn't at all slippery. I received this set 9/13/2018 and it came with a manufacture date of 3/27/2018. This tells me that it's not old stock and can be used for quite a few years since it's recommended that baby gear is used no longer than 6 years past the date of manufacture. Over al I'm happy with this set and I look foreward to using it. I'll update when I get a chance, and along the way as well. I have high hopes for this set! ------UPDATE------ My youngest is now 6 months old and we've been having a great time with this stroller already! We started using it at 4 months and really enjoy it for our morning jogs to his sister's bus stop for school. There's only a few things that bother me which I'll detail below, but they're minor and for the price this set is still a good investment for us. We received a better car seat as a gift and so at around 2 months we sold the one from this set to consignment. The first few weeks he seemed very small in the seat and the provided cushion insert didn't make much of a difference in that regard. I'd purchased a softer, fluffier infant seat insert which made the fit much better for him. As he grew, and the days got warmer here in Florida, I removed the extra insert and just used it without a cushion but it was still too hot for him to be comfortable in. I'm glad we received another, more spacious, more adjustable, and permanently installed seat also. Newer studies have shown that infants are at risk of suffocation when they sleep in the infant carrier-style seats due to the angle of their head and possibly that it will plop down into their chest. They say it's just outside of the car that they're in danger but I say.. What's the difference? The angle isn't much different outside of the car! Not worth risking IMO. This seat definitely did have his head tilting forward and I was terrified for him to sleep in the seat but newborns spend most of their time sleeping and so I'd have to move him anyway. This would have been the same as with the one we replaced it with, however, using the carrier to move him from the house to the car and vice versa would be preferable in hotter or much colder weather as it would keep the temperature of his seat more comfortable and consistent. The stroller has its minor annoyances also. The toggle that adjusts the recline doesn't always keep the seat back even. Because of that it will shift to the side and the baby will sit with his head at an angle up against the side of the stroller. The strap covers at the shoulder do not stay in place and the straps are quite rough when they rub on baby's skin. Also the crotch strap is very narrow and will turn into a wicked wedgie in just a short span of time. Lastly, some time before my son was born the bottom of the lower basket got folded in a way that has made it permanently warped. It's thin plastic, like a thin plastic cutting board, and now its permanently deformed. It does still work, but its not nice anymore and it shouldn't have been so easy for it to get folded up wrong. These minor annoyances are something I can deal with but id rather not, as such I've docked a star from my review. All in all this set is still a good investment. The car seat would be a good secondary or backup seat and I do still use the stroller as our main stroller in spite of having a gb pockit stroller as well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2018 by Janey_monster Janey_monster
    • Great set, but absolutely fantastic stroller.
Style: Travel System Color: Millennium
I purchased this two weeks before my son was born in August of 2020, and we are at almost two years of use. I don't often review products but I love this thing. So I came back to let you all know it. The car seat: The car seat is fine. It's safe, it wasn't super bulky, it was incredibly easy to install, and it made changing cars a breeze if you buy an extra base. While the seat is technically rated to 36 lbs, we found that our son was uncomfortable reclining so far back as he got older and more capable of moving his head. We could not safely change the angle of the seat to help with his discomfort, so we got a new one around 6 months that has those adjustment features but can grow with him to front facing as well. This car seat is specifically designed for newborns and as a set with the stroller, so it absolutely served it's purpose. As far as using with the stroller, the seat settled very securely in the stroller and made my hours-long postpartum walks with my newborn absolute ease. He often fell asleep because of how smooth the ride was but the buckles, while safe, were never too obstructive that I had issues accessing him if he needed a feed or change while we were out. The sun cover on the car seat itself is a nice feature, but it is obviously made for tiny babies and does not hold up to the curious hands of older babies. It was, however incredible for giving my sleeping newborn shade on those early walks, especially in conjunction with the stroller's sun cover. All in all, this was a solid newborn car seat but don't expect it to last much longer than that. The stroller: I'm new to the stroller game, but I've done a bunch of research. It's been almost two years of using this stroller at least once a week, but it's probably more like two/three times a week. And this thing is the most "worth it" piece of equipment I've ever purchased for my child. It holds up to multi-hour walks, jogs, and awkward skips. It holds up to peaceful sleeping newborn and kicking, crying toddler. It holds up to spills and the unexpected pouring rain. My son is comfortable, he's easily accessible, he's strapped in such a way that it makes it hard for him to escape but easy to access, and he always has the biggest smile on his face when he sees it. The seat is adjustable, so when he was younger but too old for the newborn seat, it was easy to lay him back and let him sleep. Now that he's almost two, he wants to see everything and can sit straight up. There's storage underneath enough for the diaper bag, my purse, a ball, a mega bubble bottle, and whatever drinks and snacks I have. The jogging strap gives me security when I've got him out with me on runs (I had to purchase another one because I lost the first, but it's virtually the same). The only complaint I have is with the mom compartment on top: it sometimes doesn't fit my phone, drink, sippy cup, and mom snacks, making me have to stop to pull those out of the bottom compartment when I need them. A little bit more depth on that top and a bit more space in the cup holders would have gone a long way. But the star of the stroller is the wheels. The WHEELS. I can tackle almost any terrain. Sidewalk? Of course. Grass? Sure. Dirt road? No problem. Gravel? Easy. Park mulch? Effortless. Uneaven roads? Fabulous. I take this thing trail running. I've taken it to historic districts with brick pavers instead of sidewalks with my child sleeping comfortably. I've walked on all sorts of terrain, hopped so many curbs. Never a problem. Steering is so effortless, even while running, but especially in venues with more limited space like our local park. I had to use my niece's old stroller when I went to a Halloween event with my sister, and plastic wheels are not it. It was harder to push, harder to steer, it did terrible on sloped driveways and cracked sidewalks, it was a disaster in her newer suburb. The rubber wheels not only make for a smoother ride, they're patchable and refillable. We have a local bike shop near the park and they'll literally take care of it for free. The wheels hold up great, though, we've only needed to ask the bike shop for air twice and we haven't needed a patch yet. If you're on the fence, know this; a few months after my son was born, we took a cross-country move in hatchback. Despite our incredibly limited space, I refused to leave the stroller just out of fear that we wouldn't be able to repurchase the same one at our destination. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2022 by Christina
    • Stroller
Style: Stroller Color: Millennium
I have a 19 month old great grandson. We like to stroller a few times a day. I like the handle where you push the stroller. It has a place for your phone & a cup. Pushes Very easy & it light. Will built. I will order another one if needed.
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2023 by Gloria Benton
    • I loooveeeee this
Style: Travel System Color: Dash Pink
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The stroller came together so easily out of the box and the car seat fits so nicely inside of the stroller. The car seat does come with a base as well and is easy to put in and take out of the base and makes an obvious click noise when in place. The car seat is not soft though, and the material seems like it would wipe clean if anything were to get on it which is a good thing. Just for a newborn I plan on getting a soft car seat insert to make it more comfortable for baby. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2023 by Haley Helppie Haley Helppie
    • Great stroller
Style: Travel System Color: Millennium Orange
I purchased this stroller about 7 Years ago as I babysit grandchildren. It has been very reliable. I just purchased a 2nd one for a baby shower. The mom to be loves it. I would highly recommend it as its very durable
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2023 by Happy Grandma
    • Decent value
Style: Stroller Color: Millennium
We were looking for a stroller that would primarily be used off-road or in outdoor situations. We already spent a lot of money on our primary stroller so didn’t want anything that would break the bank. Overall I’m very pleased with this purchase. There are four cupholders, and a spacious storage area under the seat. The biggest downside is its turning ability. It easily glides over rough terrain, but if you want to turn you kind of need to lift up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2023 by K N.
    • Good
Style: Stroller Color: Phantom
easy assembly, although the wheels are a little big to load the back of the car
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2023 by Jesica
    • For toddlers, not enough space the width!
Style: Stroller Color: Dash Grey
It is great stroller, but is not big enough for a toddler. Three years old is not roomy, Infant to two years old will be great. Well worked.
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2023 by mida lolovic

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