BuggyBoard Mini - Black

Best stroller accessory buy I’ve done in 3 years. I bought this board to take in a cruise for my bumble ride era (2023 and older model) It fits perfectly, it rides smooth and my daughter loves it. It was a little confusing to install but once I watched the manufacturer video and stoped trying g to figure out the paper instructions it was ver easy to install. I’ll be buying the extra connectors for a baby jogger stroller and a city double stroller.

We got this for our 35 pound toddler to use on our Thule Urban Glide single stroller (we have the older, original model of the Urban Glide.) It works incredibly. It does technically make the stroller “harder to turn,” but this has nothing to do with the Boogie Board itself and everything to do with the fact that there’s now 35 extra pounds of 3-year-old boy attached to the back of the stroller - the stroller just has more inertia with a large extra passenger. But the operation of the stroller is still not difficult, and the position of our son as a second passenger doesn’t at all get in the way of pushing the stroller. The end of the boogie board stops about 6 inches before the end of the stroller’s handlebar, so there’s no worry about kicking the boogie board or the toddler while you walk. Our son loves this thing. He thinks riding around behind his 3 month old sister is the coolest thing ever, and having him riding on the stroller is MUCH easier than trying to hold hands with him while he chaotically gallops next to me and push the stroller with my other hand. Assembly took about 20 minutes of experimentation to find the best position on our stroller (we put the attachment straps around the bottom tube, just forward of the joint with the axle. This keeps the boogie board weight off of our stroller’s shock absorbers. Also, this location doesn’t get in the way of the stroller’s fold at all! We needed the extension piece that comes with the kit to position the board properly on our stroller.) Setup overall was easy, and it’s awesome that the only tool you need is included in the box. The location we chose for the attachment pieces actually makes them tilt at an angle, but it’s still pretty easy to click the board in when reattaching it to the stroller. The only con at all is that with our son on the board, it’s a little hard to release the foot brake when it’s already activated, but it’s not a significant inconvenience at all. P.S. you will feel like a train conductor pushing both of your kids in front of you with this thing. Embrace it!

Sadly, this product does not fit the Baby Trend Expedition Double jogging stroller. You have to be able to attach the zip-tie parts to the vertical bars on the stroller and the Baby Trend is too wide. It is because of that, I had to return it. The following review is of my experience with the actual product: The written instructions are difficult to understand so it may help to watch a few youtube videos. Some parts are intuitive but if you're impatient to put it together, (like I was) you may mumble some not-so-nice words while you're figuring it out. 🙊 The wheels felt very strong sturdy and clicked easily into place. Pretty much everything on the whole board is adjustable which lends to its adaptability for so many strollers. The zip tie contraptions (that attach to your stroller) are awesome and annoying at the same time. You can loosen them by moving the front knob to the left and tighten to the right. This knob allows you to adjust the tension so you can pull the zip-tie tightly and then lock it into place. However if you loosen it too much the whole metal tightening screw that holds the zip-tie on, pops off...which is annoying if you're trying familiarize yourself with each of the adjustable parts. Instructions say to use a tape measure so you know how far apart to make the board arms and I ignored that (much to my chagrin)! Long story short...use a tape measure. You'll save yourself torturous moments of embarrassment in front of your children. The board itself is kind of ugly but despite the color patterns it seems high quality with the exception of the fat red screws (which they call pins;). According to the directions, you may have to adjust and readjust everything a few times as you assemble all the parts onto your stroller. Those red screws are not the best quality. I don't think the threads will strip but the plastic definitely seems too soft and that soft plastic moves and flattens in some sections as you readjust them to fit the parts perfectly. The weight limit on Amazon says 33 lbs. max in one section and 66 lbs. max in another. As far as I can see, it's the latter, so depending on the size of your child, you can use it for a long time. I think if my stroller was not as wide, I would certainly keep it. I like it despite my gripes. I will try the guzzie+Guss board and StrollAir board, both which are touted as universal; (like the Lascal). I'll update my review if either (or both) fit the Baby Trend Expedition Double jogging stroller.

After a lot of research and checking it out at a friend's house, I decided to purchase the Buggy Board Maxi for my Bugaboo Bee and Maclaran Volo. There is a comprehensive fit guide on the Lascal site where you can look up your stroller and which Buggy Board model works with it best. So, far I've only used it with the Volo and it's really amazing. My son loves riding on it, especially in crowded places. When he gets tired, he sits on it sideways. He likes standing though since he's taller on it and can look around. It's far lighter and more convenient then a double stroller which I just could not imagine trying to take around or maneuver with two kids. Once you set up the clips on the stoller legs, you basically have 2 latches that quick release the buggy board. We've had it about a month and have used it on gravel, sidewalks, etc. My friend is convinced that they only sell this on line because if people saw it in stores, no one would ever buy a double stroller again...except for parents with twins. :) I have to agree with her. I have to mention that I do end up walking a little bent over but I think that has more to do with the fact that you're now pushing around 2 little ones (45 pounds total) instead of 1. If you wear relatively flat shoes, the height of the board allows for your feet to move underneath it without issue. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase. Update: After 3 months of use, the connector strap broke off the stroller. Had read that other people had a similar problem but was hoping it was related to cold climate...not the case since it's summer and hot here. Neither the vendor nor Amazon will replace the broken connector so I will be returning the product. Very bummed.

This is a great board that attaches to our stroller so that our older child (5 year old) can ride standing on the back of our BOB stroller. She is getting old enough that we are trying to wean her off of the double stroller. This also means that my husband can run with the BOB and my 2 year old son to pick my daughter up from school giving this SAHM a much needed break, getting him his exercise and completing the school pick up chore. This is perfect for excursions because she can hop on an off of it when she is tired of walking or riding. It comes with a strap to fold it up when the child is not riding on it. It is easy to remove when the stroller gets folded up. I haven't had to significantly alter my stride (I am 5'8"), but there have been times that I have kicked it with my foot while pushing the stroller. I'm sure when my muscle memory gets used to it being there, it won't be very common to kick it. The only thing I don't like about it is that we can't use the beverage console or hang the diaper bag while she is riding because her head needs to go through the space of the handle. However, there are side bottle holders that can be placed out of the way and side saddle bags that can hold our diaper bag items if we decide there isn't enough space for our bag under the stroller. Also, it should be noted, that the wheels do rattle as they bounce along, but that is probably because they are hard plastic and not bicycle tire wheels. Lascal has a handy dandy website that you can check to see if your stroller is compatible. This board worked great with my BOB Revolution SE. I recommend this to parents whose stroller is compatible with the Lascal Buggy Board. I do wish that it had been a little more economical though.

I've been looking for a buggy board for my Nuna Triv Next stroller and wasn't sure if this would fit since I couldn't find any reviews using it for the same stroller. This brand's website also didn't specifically have the Nuna Triv Next as an option for evaluating compatibility. I'm writing this review to share that IT DOES FIT! I'm so happy with my purchase. My little one absolutely dislikes sitting in her stroller and prefers to either walk until her legs fall off or have me carry her. Sometimes she'll hang off the handle bar too as I push the stroller. So I thought, why not try a stroller board? I installed it the morning we went to Disneyland and she LOVED it. Used it the whole time. I attached it to my stroller right under the basket (see photos). When not in use, the buggy board folds up nicely against the back of the stroller. It comes with a fastener too, but I haven't tried using it yet; it stays folded up perfectly fine without it though. When I collapsed my stroller, the buggy board folded with it but it can be bulky or hang out. It's not recommended to fold with the stroller though so I removed it when I was transporting my stroller in the tram. Removing and re-attaching the buggy board to the connectors is a breeze--so easy that it's not a hassle at all. As for walking with the buggy board, I have to keep the handle bar at the lowest height so that my toddler can remain upright while holding onto it. I might be able to adjust the handle bar to a higher height if I use the extenders that it came with, but I have yet to try that. Walking with the buggy board is also a little awkward for me, but it's not a deal breaker. I just need to take smaller steps, walk a little slower, and hunch over a bit to keep my feet from hitting the buggy board. My husband prefers to walk and push the stroller on the side. It did take a little effort to initially put together the buggy board and attach the connectors, but it wasn't really difficult once I figured everything out. It feels very sturdy and I'm super happy with my purchase! My only regret is not being able to get the maxi option instead with the saddle seat, which I may consider if it comes back in stock!

Compatibility with Nuna Mixx strollers is limited & clunky. Straps that connect to stroller broke about 4 months after use.

I have researched this buggy board for quite some time and finally decided to get it over the Bugaboo Ride-On Board because it's universal (we have the Bugaboo Frog stroller). I was excited to get it since my son rarely likes to ride in the stroller anymore but when we're out he will sometimes ask me to carry him or will want to push the stroller himself, in which case, we don't get anywhere. It was pretty easy to install and I was able to do it myself in about 30 minutes. I attached the extender that it came with the first time we used it. My son loved it and really had fun riding on it. I didn't have much of a problem hitting it with my feet when pushing the stroller since I am short. However, my husband had more of a problem with hitting it with his feet when he pushed the stroller. Today, I decided to take it to the mall with just me and my son and wanted to take the extender off since we didn't need it for our stroller. I used a quarter to unscrew the screw on the first extender. It came off with not much problem except for some of the plastic came off the screw. The second extender was a NIGHTMARE to take off! I tried and tried to unscrew it with the quarter and the only thing it did was shred the red screw! I then tried a flathead screwdriver and it shredded it some more. The plastic is so cheaply made that the head of the red screw shredded to pieces and I was not able to get the screw off to take the extender off. I called the Lascal 800# and spoke with a gentleman who suggested using a wine cork screw to try and take the screw off. In the meantime he said he will send me new screws. He was very pleasant to deal with and his suggestion sounded like a good idea. I tried it and after about another half hour using the wine cork screw to try and unscrew it, I broke the cork screw and just about shredded all the skin off my finger. I tried hammering the screw to break it with no luck. After about 2 hours of trying to get this one screw out, I gave up. I guess I will have to wait until my husband gets home to see if he has any great ideas. It was easy to install initially and also easy to take the board on and off when I collapse my stroller. My son loves it. But Lascal, PLEASE IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF YOUR PLASTIC FOR THE SCREWS USED. I can't see the red plastic screws holding up after taking it on and off a few times. I'm very frustrated and disappointed because the board itself was not cheap. In addition, if you had to purchase the extenders and screws that's not cheap either.