Manito Sun Shade for Strollers and Car Seats (Black) UPF 50+
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It's perched on the canopy's edge.
I've used it on one, and it has two stretchy tabs with clips that you can manipulate to fit on almost anything.
No, to use this product, you must already have a canopy on your stroller.
I have the graco 4 ever and it is perfect for me. It's possible to cover it with a light blanket. It simply extends a little further than a standard car seat canopy.
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Fits perfectly on the pockit stroller and provides a significant increase in shade coverage. Although the upper straps aren't adjustable, they do a good job of holding the shade in place. It took some practice to fold the stroller without completely detaching the shade; I was able to undo the upper straps, fold the stroller, and tuck the Manito shade under the pockit's shade.
People asked if this would work on a carseat, and based on the responses, it appeared that it might not. I'd say it hangs down a little bit, so it all depends on the size of your car seat and your child's height. This is a Cosco Scenera Next car seat for my almost-3-year-old son. a seat that can be converted. It appears to cover a good portion of the country. It's not spectacular in any way. I intend to use this on our international flight and cover it with a blanket so that it does not fall on his face and provides him with a dark environment. We believe it would be adequate for blocking some sun in a car. Except for the car window shades, which could fly off and hit him in the head, it appears to be all that's available.
It's a nice combination, but the chicco shade is too small for sunny days and difficult to move around in. This thing is fantastic; it clips around the stroller and is just snug enough on the keyfit shade to allow you to easily adjust it from partial to complete shade. We've taken it to the beach and on many walks in the sunshine. We even used it in a light rain shower, and it helped to keep the rain at bay. The fabric is similar to a stretchy synthetic yoga pant with a lot of give. We always have it with us. br>We've also used it to cover the carseat during nighttime drives when the lights are too bright for baby.
With screen attachments, they wouldn't be able to sit in the seat, but these shades are the ideal solution. When not in use, it is simple to put on and can be moved out of the way. It keeps the sun off their little legs, and I can pull it all the way down to completely block the sun when they go to sleep. For outings like the zoo, I put them on my tandem seats, and for long walks, I put them on my Thule double jogger. I know they make a single shade for double strollers, but I needed two for my Thule's independent shades because when one is sleeping, I need the shade to fully cover their legs and the other demands that the shade be raised. I simply looped the bottom elastic around the frame's underside and threaded the top elastic up to the bar through the inside of the shades. They do exactly what I want them to do.
Add-on for a rear-facing convertible car seat that is extremely useful! As he sits near the window, Baby is no longer dazzled by the sun. I didn't think it worked well with a stroller, but I think it's great for a car seat.
The material provides adequate sun protection, but it does not fit well enough on the stroller to provide additional protection over my existing shade. br>I used to have another one (which is no longer available) that was much more versatile and could be worn in a variety of ways to provide additional front-facing protection. This one just sits on top and won't stay put if I try to tilt it in a different direction. I also hide more of the educating shade so that I can't see the peek-a-boo window. To keep an eye on my son, I went to the boo panel. I suppose it provides additional shade from the sun directly above the stroller, but it's completely useless for providing additional protection when the sun is lower in the sky. It's also ridiculously long, so it sticks out a lot, but it doesn't provide much more shade when it's straight out or even tilted up a little.
However, I wish I had gone with the red. Purple appears to be more of a plum color in the photo, but it's just regular Hamburglar purple, which looks a little tacky with my red and black stroller. My Graco jogging stroller has a canopy that is completely useless. The canopy will fly backwards with the slightest breeze or bounce, particularly if you are jogging. Blocking the sun is also a waste of time. Well- This is no longer the case. This extender not only keeps my canopy from flying back if I strap it under the seat, but it also provides excellent shade for my son in the hot California sun in the afternoon! For the way my stroller is designed and how I like it strapped under the seat, I don't think the left/right hooks are necessary. Although I have it hooked in the photo, it was not required to keep the canopy in place; I didn't like how the hooks flailed around.
The current canopy does have a slight slant to it. I was apprehensive about purchasing the GB Pockit stroller. The stroller's current canopy provides no protection from the sun. This is going to be a huge success. Because the existing canopy is flimsy, it leans down a little, but I believe this will allow the Manito Sun Shade to provide more sun protection!.
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