Jeep Jogging Stroller Weather Shield, Baby Rain Cover, Universal Size to fit Most Jogging Strollers, Waterproof, Windproof, Ventilation,Protection, Pram,Vinyl, Clear, Plastic

It didnt fit my stroller but it fit enough to keep it. Ive been using it for the coronavirus when I have to take my baby out because people are stupid and will sneeze by your baby or will try to say hi and get close etc.

It is a good product. This is my second wind shield. I have a baby trend expedition exl and it fits almost well, it runs a bit small when it comes to attach the Velcro strap on the front wheel, but thats not a significant issue for me. My first one broke on a few places, near the front wheel mainly, after more than a year or heavy use and travels. So,overall, I like, would give it 5 stars if not for the size matter I told before.

Very easy to use

The quality of this is great for the price point. I would highly recommend it. I really have no complaints with the actual product, more so with the storage bag that comes with it. That being said,I dont find it practical to easily fold the weather shield and get it into the bag (especially when its wet.) Obviously you dont want to store it long term this way, but it would be nice to put it in the bag vs loose in my car in those situations. Overall, totally worth purchasing regardless of the bag.

It fits over our Babytrend Expedition Glx 2016 stroller, mostly. The pouch part doesnt quite fit over once the front part attaches to the wheel so it just kind of drapes over and sits on the top. I added some ribbon to the corners so I could tie it to the stroller handlebar to secure it better in wind. See attached pic!

Keeps baby dry and protects from wind while allowing breathable air via vent holes. Took off a star because there are some Velcro patches at the back that dont seem to have anywhere to attach to. So if a strong wind blows from behind it lifts the shield up and allows cold air in on the baby. To prevent that I have a blanket over the shield which is tied onto the stroller at strategic points to help keep the shield in place. The blanket also serves as a shield to keep sunlight out of babys eyes and for added protection from the cold should temps dip to the teens. I also have an issue with the Velcro which secures the shield to the front of the stroller via the front wheel. Hence the loss of another star!!! This feature only works if the front wheel is locked and now allowed to to do the 360 degree turn. Otherwise the shield attachment becomes entangled in the wheel-well and renders the stroller somewhat immobile. To alleviate that problem, I simply tuck the front of the shield into the front storage compartment and it does a good job of staying in place without getting trapped/tangled with the wheel. Also, this item does not come with instructions so if you dont mind being a little creative it does a good job of keeping baby dry and warm.

I found this stroller cover after my daughters stroller got soaking wet every day during our first trip to Disney World and I vowed that our next trip would be better. Anyone who has been to central Florida during the summer can attest to the fact that it pours down raining at some point just about every day. Well, needless to say having a toddler in Disney World and a stroller that has been rendered virtually useless is a hard hustle!

I like it a lot

This product is one of the best things I have ever bought for my kids. We live in the PNW where it rains a lot and we use this stroller cover with our graco stroller all the time. It keeps my little ones dry when they are sitting in the stroller and there are buttons on the cover up where the stroller handles are so you can open or close to get stuff out of the top of your stroller. The cover goes over our whole stroller so even our diaper bag stays dry. I dont know what I would do without this product!

I have a Jeep Liberty stroller, and I live in the Pacific North West, so I purchased this rain shield to keep my daughter dry on our daily walks. It works for that, but it could be better. There are two velcro straps at the front of the shield to hold it in place at the front wheel. They both came off the first time I used it due to weak stitching. It stays in place just fine without them so I havent bothered sewing them back on. The back panel of the rain shield velcros to the side panels, but it only fits if the stroller seat is in the fully upright position. I usually recline the seat when we walk, so my daughter can nap, so I usually just leave the velcro undone. The shield goes on in between the parent tray and the canopy, so it is held firmly in place and isnt going anywhere. That is both a good thing and a bad thing. It is good because even on a blustery day, the shield stays in place. It is bad because it makes it rather annoying to get on and take off. I let it dry open over the stroller whenever it gets wet, and have never had any problems with discoloration, dirt, or mildew, it is still clean and clear. It keeps my daughter completely dry, which is what I wanted it to do. It does not protect the basket under the stroller or the parent tray at all, but it does have a water proof pouch on the back that I can put a few things in. I wish it was made with sturdier materials and that it fit the Jeep stroller better, but it will do.