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List Price: $239.99Amazon.com's Price: $195.50 You Save: $44.49 (19%)Prices subject to change.
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Amazon Minimum Age: 12 months
Binding: Sports
Brand: InStep
Color: Black/Gray/Green
EAN: 0038675055117
Label: InStep
Manufacturer: InStep
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 12 months
Model: 12-MK551
Publisher: InStep
Release Date: October 10, 2006
Sales Rank: 12647
Studio: InStep
Warranty: Pacific Cycle warrants this product to be free of defective materials and workmanship for 1 year from the date of original purchase.
Features:- Aluminum frame is designed for comfort and safety
- Easily converts to a stroller in moments without tools!
- Smooth-rolling 20 wheels ride easily across uneven terrain
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
It's called the Rocket for a reason. It's fast, light and will take you and your family places you've always wanted to go. Parents can enjoy the ride as much as the kids, and can quickly convert the trailer to a stroller without tools. Two uses from one product - that's Rocket science!
Features: - 20" alloy wheels
- Rust-free rims
- Assembles without tools
- Converts to stroller
- Durable aluminum frame
- Weather shield for rain protection
- Seats 2 children
- Bicycle style quick release wheels
- Wide body interior
- Rear storage area
- Quick-release wheels
- Folds flat to store
- Screened canopy for ventilation
- Versatile bike attachment
- Outrigger frame stabilizes and protect wheels
- Easily seats 2 children
Specifications: - Weight Capacity: 100 lbs.
- Dimensions: 52" x 36" x 35"
- Trailer Weight: 29 lbs.
Average Rating: 
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I bought this trailer and put it together myself without even reading the directions. Very easy and created well. It turns on a dime if you are using it as a stroller and works well as a trailer too of course.
I have twin 20mth old boys and wanted something that they could both fit in. The bottom of the seat is terrible. It is really built for one in my opinion. The boys slide together and basically their legs are on top of each other. It looked very uncomfortable so I pulled seats ... Read More
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Works great. The grandchildren love it. A great value.
Very light weight. Easy to fold down.
Someone designed this one very well.
Even has cup holders for the children.
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the product arrived on time, and in the condition it was promised. Positive experience overall. We love the trailer it has given is many hours of family fun together. The trailer works perfectly.
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I wish I'd found this stroller years ago!! It looks great- Easily converts from a bike trailer to a jogging stroller, literally within minutes and is soooo easy to run with! The front pivoting wheel is awesome and both of my little ones have plenty of room inside, even with "their" stuff! As for biking, it pulls like a dream and attaches in minutes! Definitely worth the money!
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It is really light, easy to pull, attached easily to my bike, and my 2-year-old son LOVES to ride in it. I like the little cup-holder inside and all the pockets inside, he stores a couple of little toys in there.
Niggles.... the harness straps are cheap-and-nasty, and can be a pain to unclip. The wheels are a bit fiddly to adjust so they lock tightly. One came unscrewed on a ride, while it didn't fall off, it was a bit unnerving. And it's also a bit fiddly to hook up to the bike too.
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