Review on Effortless Travel with Evenflo Gold Shyft Travel System Securemax Onyx (53212310) by Sheneka Lane

This stroller is great in many ways, but there were some weaknesses. First, this stroller system consists of a chassis, a car seat, and a toddler seat. into the stroller frame and can be removed using the rear lever, which can be operated with one hand when raising the seat. Both can be forward or backward facing. The car seat has a removable insert for newborns. The kit uses SensorSafe technology, which can connect to an app on your phone that will alert you if your child becomes detached, doesn't move for a long period of time, or overheats. The car seat snaps neatly into the stroller, which is forward or rear facing. To remove the car seat, there is a lever on the back that can be pressed with your hand, which you use to lift it, so you can easily lift and detach the car seat from the stroller and place it in your car or home without much effort can . The car seat is designed for children up to 35 pounds. The main attachment of the stroller allows you to lay or sit your baby facing you or forward. The footrest is adjustable, but once your child's legs are quite long you will need to adjust the footrest down and away from their legs and feet to allow them to hang without support. Pros: Great colors and durable fabric, really easy to keep clean - Under buggy basket is big enough to put shopping bags, diaper bags etc - Roof zips open to allow air and view. A few downsides: - The molding on the handle is easy to grip, but feels like it might break with prolonged use - The stroller can be folded for safety while the car seat is still attached - SensorSafe doesn't work on all vehicles - If the child is reclined, the quilt does not fully protect from sunlight which requires additional draping or the quilt app may be buggy, we stopped using it as it was not working and was sending some incorrect notifications. Honestly I think he has good intentions but that can lead to big problems and parental complacency. Folks, can you just check on your child from time to time and make sure they're alive without relying on an app to tell you that you should be responsible? I know it's sad how many people let their kids die in the car, but being addicted to technology doesn't necessarily make kids safer, it can make people less aware of what they think, their electronic assistant or their smart home/car/baby be the chair will tell you everything. I wouldn't buy it because of the app.