Thought I'd reply myself in case anyone else was interested Tried this out today at my local baby shop. They (awesomely) had the "connector 3" attached to their display BJCM. I showed the Freerider to my DS who promptly zoomed off on it around the store. Even though you can't "steer" with the handle, he seemed to get around well. I then attached it to the City Mini. Took me a minute to figure out the back wheel (it flips up underneath so it swivels) and took DS1 for a ride It was great! Because it is a scooter style board, it is mounted to the side so I can stand beside it to walk/push iykwim. It maneuvered well and because the board has its own handle DS could balance easily.
I ordered one on the spot when it arrives I'll take a photo!
Thought I'd bump this and see how you find the board now you've had it a while? Exchanging my pram for a mountain buggy and boad, and not sure whether to go this one or the other type.
I love it! It works really well on my City Mini so I'm sure it will be great on a MB. It is easy to clip on and off, I usually leave the Freerider handle off so i can easily hook it up out of the way. It handles well on smooth shopping centre floors and bumpy footpaths. I like the fact it's positioned to the side so I can walk beside DS1 and I don't kick the board. It is also long so DS1 can stand towards the back and I can still lay the stroller flat for DS2 to sleep. DS1 loves to ride it as a scooter as well
Thanks for the info..... I am looking at how to get around with 2 now, and have been keen on the free rider, but DD1 is not yet 2. Have tried it as a scooter in the local baby shop and DD1 could stand well on it, but didn't attach it to a pram. DH was concerned that the other style boards would get in the way when walking behind the pram, so it's good to know it can be mounted to the side.
Had anyone tried the other style buggy boards?
Hope DS enjoys scooting and being out with his Mumma.
Tried this out today at my local baby shop. They (awesomely) had the "connector 3" attached to their display BJCM. I showed the Freerider to my DS who promptly zoomed off on it around the store. Even though you can't "steer" with the handle, he seemed to get around well. I then attached it to the City Mini. Took me a minute to figure out the back wheel (it flips up underneath so it swivels) and took DS1 for a ride
It was great! Because it is a scooter style board, it is mounted to the side so I can stand beside it to walk/push iykwim. It maneuvered well and because the board has its own handle DS could balance easily.
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