Instep Pronto Bike Trailer

I bought this product for my 2 yrs old daughter and she loves it. It was very easy to put together. The material is nice and easily cleans up. it has a ton of room for everything that I needed to take a small cooler, diaper bag, purse and her and her baby doll and blanket. Its light enough so that I didnt really even notice it was there. I would totally recommend this for anyone that has a little one that cant ride on there own yet.

Was everything that we expected. Easy to put together. My autistic son cannot get enough of it. Every time he comes home from school the first thing out of his mouth is the word "bicycle". Which means that he wants to go for a ride in his bike trailer. If you have a child that cannot ride a bike yet for any reason, I highly recommend this item.

If you are looking for a good affordible trailer, look no further, this thing is awesome! Easy to put together and attach to the bike it also folds for easy travel and stroage. It has covered storage for your trips to the store or park for a picnic, also has pockets to hold your cell, keys and anything else you may need on your ride. Rides smooth my daughter loves it! I don't know what the more expensive trailers have to offer, but if they don't do something amazing like move themselves, this one will have everything you could want and it's under a $100 bucks! Thank you again Wal-Mart!

I have a 2 year old and a 3 year old that ride in it daily. They love it. The biggest problem we have is with the safty straps, they are hard to snap and to undo. The seat could use a little support also. The one safty consern I have is with the boys sticking their feet out and touching the back wheel. It was easy to put together and is light and easy to pull.

That would be a NOT! I gave a review a couple of days ago on this Bike Trailer, but I don't see the review anywhere. I was so excited about this trailer. I liked the non rust wheels and that my toddler couldn't see the wheels very much out the window because the openings were smaller. He liked to push the fabrice out to touch the wheels on the other bike trailer I had had. So we get it all hooked up and I start riding and I felt embarressed because I couldn't make it down the street. My husband said, "um, hun you need to work out more!" It felt like my 2 year old was dragging on the pavement. So I took it back and got the Schwinn Spirit Bicycle Trailer (blue and yellow). In Walmart stores it's $119 (on line it says $144) and comes with stroller kit as well. I hooked that up and went 2 miles no problem. I don't know if it was this particular Instep, but I couldn't pull it. I also spent an additional $40 ordering the Stroller converter kit from Instep. So they both came out to the same price, but I like the Schwinn much better.