InStep Grand Safari Swivel Wheel Jogger

Product Description

,graco spree travel system barcelona bluegrass,jeep overland limited jogging stroller,contours lite stroller tangerine,, The Instep Grand Safari Swivel Wheel Single Jogging Stroller features 12-inch front and 16-inch rear pneumatic tires with molded rims for durability and performance. The dual trigger folding mechanism offers uncompromising safety and our rubberized, adjustable handle is comfortable and slip resistant.
A dual trigger folding mechanism makes folding the jogger for transport easy and safe. Specifications:

• 12-inch front, 16-inch rear pneumatic tires with molded rims provide performance and style
• Front swivel wheel includes remote lock out
• Molded parent tray with two cup holders adds convenience
• Dual trigger folding mechanism offers uncompromising safety
• Rubberized, adjustable handle is comfortable and slip resistant
• Pivoting, molded child tray with two cup holders
• Exposed spring suspension delivers a smooth ride
• Built-in MP3 speaker keeps child entertained
• Faux lambskin seat pad adds warmth and comfort
• Stroller is compatible with many infant car seats
• Weight: 33.08 pounds

Instep's Stance on Safety Instep is a proud member of the JPMA organization and choose to have our strollers tested by an independent testing laboratory to the specific ASTM standard to ensure each and every stroller is safe. Instep recommends that a child be at least 6 months of age before putting him/her in any stroller. Bike trailers are not for use with children under the age of 12 months or one year. Children must be able to support the weight of their heads so they can support the weight of a helmet, which is always recommended for use while a child is riding in a trailer.

This review is from: InStep Grand Safari Swivel Wheel Jogger (Sports)
The price for this stroller is at the lower end, so I expected to have some inconveniences. But there are a couple that need to be addressed by the company. Like another reviewer, I tried to inflate the tires the normal way, and ended up walking half a mile to a gas station, spending 75 cents to use the air hose, and there was no way to access the valve for the front tire. Walked another half a mile to a hardware store to hopefully borrow a smaller hand or foot pump, but none would fit within the open area of the front wheel to engage the valve. I was finally able to inflate the two back tires, and just left the front one flat. I've been looking all over the internet for an adapter or a small pump that might have a short enough valve that would connect to the front tire valve. But so far, to no avail. If anyone has any suggestions, please let me know. Meanwhile, InStep should at least get a clue and ship the front tire already inflated or ship it with a valve adapter.