Review on 🛴 Effortlessly Transport Your Little Ones with The Baby Trend Universal Double Snap-N-Go Stroller Frame by Dave Harris

We bought this frame as a "secondary" stroller option because our "primary" stroller/carriage, a baby jogger city select, is somewhat bulky and is hard to get around with it in the city or subway (esp. when the elevators are out of service). It is easier to carry a car seat and a lightweight stroller frame up the stairs than separately the baby bassinet (we are using the baby jogger with a bassinet, not the car seat), the baby and the heavier frame of the baby jogger. Furthermore the Snap N Go is not as wide as the baby jogger and generally has a smaller footprint.We use this frame with a Cosco Light 'N Comfy DX Infant Car Seat and it works well. It is easy to strap the car seat onto the frame and I fell that it is secure.But you should be aware of the fact that the wheels do not have any suspension (or if so, I do not notice it :D) so it is a bumpy ride on certain surfaces. And since the wheels are smaller than what I was used to from our carriage, I have to pay attention to lift the stroller when there are flatness imperfections on the sidewalk (with my other carriage, there is no lifting needed). I like that the front wheels of the Snap N Go swivel which makes it even easier to maneuver. And folding it is also easily done. The fact I like about the fold is that it has a bracket/halter to hold it in place while folded.The storage space in the basket is bigger than I expected and it is nice that it has a cup holder (which you can mount on it or not, depending on your needs). It is no problem to fold the frame with the cup holder attached and I also leave a small diaper bag/stroller organizer on it.One thing I do not like that much is the brake. I do not like that you have to operate each wheel's brake independently and I do not find it very easy to lift/step on it, I need more force than I would prefer. Maybe the steps could be a little bit bigger, I suppose then it would be easier.