Allen Sports Deluxe 1-Child Trailer
Pros / Cons
Pros
Single-seat layout keeps weight and cost down when you only ever tow one rider, with a padded five-point harness, footguard tube and quick-release 40.6 cm/16 in steel wheels that fold and store flat.
Cons
No stroller conversion, so outings that end with a walk need another plan, and the one-child cabin rules out towing a second child later.
Product Facts
- Use
- Bike-only
- Seats
- 1
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The Allen Sports Deluxe 1-Child Trailer fits parents who only need to tow one child and would rather keep the trailer lighter and simpler than a bulkier two-seat model. It makes the most sense for everyday bike paths, neighbourhood rides, and shorter outings where a known bike-accessories brand feels like a safer buy than the most anonymous budget alternatives.
That simpler single-seat brief is also the limit. You do not get stroller conversion or the broader flexibility that makes stronger crossover trailers easier to defend for mixed family use. It works best when one-child bike-only riding is genuinely the job and low fuss matters more than extra capability.