2016 iGo Blast Tag Along Child Bicycle Trailer

The media could not be loaded. **EDIT #2**Weehoo is a great company. They called us and took it very seriously that the buckle keeps popping open. They sent us the upgraded seat no charge extremely fast by Fedex that is on the next model and it fits perfectly. The fabric on the new seat is much better quality. This Weehoo iGo Blast has a fabric that is very thin and sounds like plastic when you crumple it. The upgraded seat is more padded and overall better, more like a woven poly fabric. The buckle seems similar but so far doesn't pop open and there is a chest buckle as well. This is very good because without the chest buckle is is very easy for a child to get out of the seat. So while there seems to be a problem with the seat that we had, the company is rare these days in that it supports the products that they sell 100%. It's not some cheap Chinese made product that once you buy it you are on your own, Weehoo is serious about offer after sales support and doing right by the customer.**EDIT #1**This trailer is great quality but there is one place where it is lacking, and it is serious. We've been riding a lot lately and have found the safety harness to be the worst part of this trailer. You'll notice in the more expensive models that the safety harness is different from this model and most likely a lot better. The problem is the the clips are extremely cheap and keep popping open whenever we ride. My 2 year old son was about out of his seat while we were riding because of this huge flaw. There needs to be a clip between the two shoulder straps like a car seat has or the higher model of WeeHoos. Additionally the snaps for the harness needs to be improved so that the clip doesn't pop open. Customer support has been very good as they sent us a new seat cover when the first seat had this issue, but sadly the new seat cover is exactly the same. It is not safe for kids to be in this seat if the safety harness is so problematic. I wish I could give 5 stars as we love everything else about this trailer, but we have to modify the seat to make it safe since Weehoo didn't do it.**ORIGINAL REVIEW**We have not been able to use this much as of yet, but are impressed with the trailer thus far. The trailer is of great quality but I think the seat material on this model is not as good as others. The model we received had an issue with the buckle popping open with the slightest pull, but the company quickly sent a new seat cover for free and made sure it was working before sending it out.Now my son is used to those enclosed trailers from Burley. The first time he was on this, as shown in the video, he had a lot more fun then he ever had in a Burley. This trailer is a ton of fun for kids.

I love this item so far. We just got them and put them together and took for a small test ride. I still don't think it should cost so much. But it is a great and perfect product so far! The instructions could be a little more detailed. We had to kind of guess which screws go where when putting it together and the black blocks that go under the seat were a little difficult. The picture kind of makes it seam that they go over the bars under the seat when in fact you have to put the black blocks on then slide the seat on... but it only took about 15 mins to put together and it did exactly what we expected!

We have had ours for many years and are on the second child with it. He loves riding in it. It assembles easily. We have not had any problems with the seatbelts as some other people said. We would very highly reccomend it. Our son is 3 and I bet he'd fit in it for another year but there's no way I'd be able to pull it if he were any bigger. This is definitely made for a toddler.

I love biking with my 5yo daughter. I just love it. We have a great park near us with miles of biking trails and we use it all the time. Now I am no stranger to quality bike products for children. I own a Chariot sidecar. I own a three wheeled cargo bike that I converted for two children to ride in the front where the ice cream we normally go. I love to bicycle with my child and her friends. So naturally I was looking forward to a nice addition to our biking experience. I saw the Weehoo product and thought "That looks like fun". I am also quite adept at assembly and manufacturing. I have built or modified most of the furniture in my house. I have a storage facility that is 2/3 full of tools alone (Metal and wood working tools). I have worked a machine shops, I have worked offshore in the oil industry, I was a professional firefighter for 10 years, I know how to work with tools and I know how to assemble things. Read the 3 star review posted by another individual on this product. I agree 100%. Though I am not as generous with my stars. Assembly is garbage. It is as if the holes were never tapped (bolts won't screw in alleged threads). There are multiple bolts missing as well. According to the directions (which are similar to IKEA directions, I.e., no words), I am missing multiple attachment hardware. The seat has almost no padding and I cannot imagine my daughter sitting in it comfortably. The harness will not buckle AT ALL!!! I am sending this product back as fast as I can! I encourage everyone who is truly a bike enthusiast not to be suckered in by the images shown about this product. Yes it looks very fun but this bike it cannot be assembled. Not without multiple machining tools and experience. Which given the price of this sparse piece of equipment, should not have to occur.

my kid love to sit down and enjoy the ride.

I was looking for something other than the 2 wheeled nylon aquarium trailers that are ubiquitous and this looked to be it. I bought it late 2019 and it's been exactly what I expected. The directions were a bit ambiguous and I was a little skeptical about the tapped screw holes but I haven't had any structural issues at all. The trailer handles well and tight turns are not a problem. My 2 1/2 year old loves to go on rides though I added some padding since the seat is a little stiff; I run the tire a little under pressure to absorb the bumps . The straps are very secure but with the reclined seating I think he'd be ok with a string of twine. It is a single wheeled trailer so loading and unloading can be unsteady. I position the trailer 90 degrees into the kickstand side of the bike and use my leg to brace the trailer. Never had a problem.Overall very happy with this trailer. Often hear people comment about it while riding though the neighborhood and parks. Other than the additional weight I don't notice much difference in handling on flat ground. It takes up very little room in the garage and is just what I wanted in a toddler trailer.