VEVOR Bike Trailer for Toddlers Kids, Single & Double Seat Options, 2-in-1 Canopy Carrier with Strong Frame Converts to Stroller, Tow Behind Foldable Child Bicycle Trailer with Universal Coupler

Great quality easy to use folds up nice or storage

I had a trailer years ago when my daughters were little, this is SO MUCH BETTER! *In all fairness it just arrived and I've assembled it and folded it again & have yet to actually use it, BUT the bicycle tow bar being easily removed and stored on the side is going to be AMAZING!! Many trailers the tow bar folds underneath, which is great if you're just storing it, but if you want to ride somewhere then lock up your bike and use it as a stroller, SO MANY OTHER MODELS this is not possible unless you get the kids out, flip the trailer, then load everyone back in. THIS IS GENIUS 😎 I can't wait for spring and adventures with the grandbabies 😊

My children and myself absolutely love this bike trailer/stroller combo! My oldest is 7 and above average height for his age. He fit perfectly with his little brother. I searched for a few weeks before settling on this one, and I'm so glad I did my research. The box was a bit banged up from transport, but everything inside was there and in perfect condition. We used it as soon as it was delivered. We got it just in time for 4th of July festivities :) Things to note: Great value for the money, easy to assemble, easy to use, looks high end

I got this for my 4 year old to ride in hooked to my e-bike. It’s perfect! Was very simple to assemble. Folds up almost completely flat for storage. Absolutely love I can bring the front wheels with on our bike ride and easily disconnect from my bike and use it as a stroller when we get to our destination. And it is such a smooth ride!

Excellent

The perfect item and just what I wanted. Easy to assemble.

I got a tremendous deal on my trailer: not sure I would put 2 toddlers in one that cost so little, but I use it for an inflatable paddleboard and other heavy beach toys. It had a major problem on delivery - a manufacturing defect that meant it would not snap together; I remedied that with the aid of a Dremel oscillating tool, cutting away some excess plastic material, which did work (if it had cost more I would have returned it). Other than that, it does seem well made and has some nice features: conversion to a stroller (removable front wheels) turns out to be very helpful for lugging my toys around. At least with my bicycle, once it is joined with the trailer the combination wants to immediately and violently flip on its side - not, perhaps, a fault of the trailer, but you might need to be creative in how you deal with something like this; I very carefully hold the bike up with one hand while removing the one remaining front wheel (which keeps the whole thing stable) and hook this wheel around the bike handlebars. Not pretty, but necessary, and obviously not a solution if living, breathing children are involved. A motorcycle-style central kickstand (which does not cause the bike to tilt) might also work, and is something I am looking into.

Only negative thing was the instructions weren't very helpful. My daughter loves going for rides.