InStep Take 2 Bike Trailer

I have not owned this for long, but so far so good. I have a 3 year old with long legs and she seems fairly comfortable. One thing to note is that where the feet go is only the tent type material, it's not a solid bottom. This is not to say that you could not put your own board on it though, but I think the reason they did that is because it makes more room that way. We did not notice a lot of give on that area so we're not worried about it getting to ground level. The trailer itself seems to be well made, has good ventilation and a nice back area for backpack or some toys, supplies, etc. For the leisurely strolls we're going to be doing it is great, if this was going to be on more commerical type roads or be used a whole bunch I might consider a bigger one. It does have a rain visor and also an orange flag to alert people. On a side note, our dog LOVES going for rides in this with the toddler!! To me, that makes it priceless.

This is an great buy. I brought for my 2 jack russell dogs so when I go bike riding I can take them too, I want to save gas and ride my bike to work and I take my dogs to work with me. And I and my dogs just love riding and going through the park.

I purchased this trailer for my dachshund - the pet trailer was over $300 in a pet catalog. The seat folds down in this trailer, so I put the dog bed inside, and away we went. I love it - and so does my dog. I would highly recommend it. It was easy to assemble and it's very lightweight (when it's empty). It also attaches to the bicycle very easily.

I purchased this bike trailer for our dogs. We have 2 small dogs that come everywhere with us. We've started riding bikes alot and needed something for the pups. This works perfect - we put a blanket down and they are comfy. I can see where this would be small for 2 kids, I don't think I'd recommend it for that - but if you have small dogs or 1 medium dog - will work great.

The first one I got had the canvas ripped on the side and was returned. I've only taken the new one on paved fairly level trails but I was able to pull my 6 year old and I am just getting into riding. She didn't have a lot of leg room and sat cross-legged for a 1 1/2 mile trip. My 3 year old wanted to try it out too and they fit extremely cozy together when it was stationary (I haven't tried pulling both)