UPPAbaby PiggyBack Ride-Along Board for Vista, Vista V2, and Vista V3 Strollers / Quick Attachment for Children to Stand + Stroll / 55 lbs. Weight Capacity
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Arrives
Aug 16 – Aug 20
Features
- Wood
- Imported
- COMPATIBILE WITH: Vista (models 2015-2019), Vista V2, and Vista V3 strollers
- STROLL WITH BIG KIDS: The PiggyBack ride along board easily attaches to the back of your Vista stroller to allow your older child to join in the stroll.
- QUICK ATTACHMENT: Easy snap on-and-off attachment.
- DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: Natural, eco-friendly wood with a non-skid surface prevents slipping to promote a stable ride for children up to 55 lbs.
- EASY TO STORE: PiggyBack effortlessly lifts out of the way when not in use with the press of a button.
- FOLD-FRIENDLY: Stroller conveniently folds with PiggyBack attached.
Description
The PiggyBack ride along board easily attaches to the back of your VISTA stroller to allow your toddler to join in the stroll, even when they are too tired to walk on their own. Weight limit: 55 lbs Quick snap on and off attachment Conveniently lifts out of the way when not in use Stroller can fold with PiggyBack attached Made with natural, eco-friendly wood Non-skid surface prevents slipping Compatible with VISTA 2015-2019, VISTA V2, and Vista V3 strollers
Product Dimensions: 19 x 14 x 4.5 inches
Item model number: 0217
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Target gender: Unisex
Maximum weight recommendation: 55 Pounds
Material Type: Wood
Care instructions: See User Manual
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries required: No
Is portable: No
Item Weight: 3.41 pounds
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Aug 16 – Aug 20
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Configuration: Ride-Along Board
I searched reviews high and low about the piggyback. I have found so many mixed reviews and I finally broke down and got it because I plan on taking lots of long walks this spring/summer (live in NYS) and have a 4 year old who needs a break every so often. It was easy to install once I watched a you tube how to fit it on just right. It goes up and down easily. Squeeze latch to get it down and use feet or hands to move it up when not in use. My fear was.. it will be too heavy to push with my older kids on there. False! Not as hard as I thought. My 4 year old rides it and I can even go up hill with ease. Now my 6 year old likes to jump on every once in awhile too. He weighs 50 lbs and is tall for his age. It is manageable with him.. obviously a little harder to push and a little more awkward to the point I have to take slightly shorter strides with him on there (I am 5'5) and sometimes do have to walk a little more to the side. With my younger I don't have that issue. 55 lbs is the recommended weight capacity so I'm pretty happy for what it does do even with an older child on there, it's not enough for me to complain. One thing with an older child (my 6 yr old) on there is that if they're leaning a certain way the stroller can lift up so be sure to always have full hands on deck. That's really only happened one time in the 2 month we've used it so far. I was also worried that my shins would hit the piggyback in the up position. I've read some reviews of that and it almost talked me out of getting one aaaand I do not have that issue! My shins have never hit. Does great on sidewalks and streets. We've only used it with my infant daughter facing me in a regular seat with infant insert. The boys hold onto her bumper or the sides and there's room there for all. Overall I'm happy with it and no regrets purchasing it. It does its job and helps out my little people on our adventures and makes things easier for me!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2021 by Alicia
Configuration: Ride-Along Board
This made the transition from one to two kiddos a lot easier. My son is almost 3 and doesn’t always love being in the stroller but after a couple minutes of walking he’s ready to stop. This board gives you the flexibility of letting them be independent but also being functional where you’re not picking a toddler up and down every time they don’t want to walk anymore. My son weights about 33lbs and he has more than enough room to grow with it. It’s very durable, I like the foot grip that keeps him safe and in place. It’s a must have for growing families!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025 by Cindy A. Cindy A.
Configuration: Ride-Along Board
Recently purchased for my 4 year old who likes to walk but also needs to rest at times. This was the perfect option! Although it can be difficult to push the stroller while a child is standing on the board, you can flip it up when not using which is convenient
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2025 by Kara Emmer
Configuration: Ride-Along Board
Even though this item is pricey it is easy to assemble, sturdy and fun for my toddler. The size is a little bulky but overall not bad. It has the ability to somewhat fold so that helps. I take it everywhere!
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024 by Andi
Configuration: Ride-Along Board
This was exactly what I wanted. No issues at all, and I’m very satisfied with my purchase
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2025 by Michael
Configuration: Ride-Along Board
The media could not be loaded. I bought this for the second time since the first one was damaged in a car accident. I don't regret buying it again. worth the money. easy to use, stable, easy to install and most importantly, it’s a huge lifesaver when the older child no longer fits in the stroller and he’s tired of walking, he can stand on it and I don’t have to carry the child in my arms. especially when walking in the park or on a trip. and if the child wants to run around on his own, this can be folded up and it doesn’t interfere with me walking with a stroller
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2024 by Sarg Sarg
Configuration: Ride-Along Board
It certainly serves the purpose it is intended for, but it is a bit fragile. If made to be more rigorous or made with durability in mind, this would be another #1 recommended seller.
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025 by The Honest Reviewer
Configuration: Ride-Along Board
While I enjoy the versatility this board lends to the vista it does have some drawbacks. I wouldn't use it as a substitute for a double stroller or if a true triple stroller is needed. Children of different ages can use it but it seems best for older two year olds who tend to stay put and not run off up to early five year olds. Younger than two and the child would likely be more comfortable and have a better view in a seat while keeping the parent from worrying about them running off. Older than 4-5 and they would be so big and heavy that the stroller would be difficult to push. I feel the best use for this board is for families who are out for long days on level ground, such as an amusement park or mall, and whose older child will be walking more often than not but is still young enough to tire easily and need a ride in order to keep the whole family from having to stop for frequent breaks. The pros: - gives the vista even more versatility, I can't think of another stroller that can boast the ability to hold one, two, or three children - the board is very well made, the wood is good quality and strong (I feel a child heavier than the weight limit could use it without damaging anything) - the black grippy area is attached well, it's a sandpaper texture and doesn't look like it will peel off even if it's wet - the wheels are a soft rubber, not as nice as the foam filled rubber the stroller itself has but they roll easily without making a lot of noise The cons: - no way around it, the vista is heavy to push with this board attached even when it's just the toddler seat and board; with the rumble seat as well it can be extremely difficult to push, especially over uneven ground - it's all but impossible to pop the stroller up onto a curb with the board, the child standing must get off then back on which isn't ideal in crowds or parking lots - while the board is supposed to 'flip up and out of the way' I haven't been able to figure out how. It does flip up but it doesn't stay there. If it did stay up the wheels would still stick out and the basket would be inaccessible from the back. - the handle must be fully extended to make room for the child's head. I doubt this would be a problem for a taller parent but for shorter people like me it makes it uncomfortable to push. - when the board is unoccupied and is just being pulled along the handle must still be extended, not as high as when it's in use but the handle cannot be all the way down at a level comfortable for short parents since you'll being kicking it with each step.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2015 by Liz