Evenflo Shyft DualRide

Pros / Cons
Pros
- Leave the wheels in the base when you want to carry only the infant seat.
- The included Carryall bag holds errand essentials without bringing a separate stroller.
Cons
- The seat-and-wheel assembly weighs about 8.6 kg/19 lb before adding your baby.
- It never becomes a toddler stroller: both uses end when your child outgrows the infant-seat limits.
Product Facts
- From Age
- Birth
- Weight
- 8.6 kg/19 lb approximately, seat and wheels
- Max Weight
- 13.6 kg/30 lb
- Seats
- 1
- Stroller Type
- Travel-system stroller
- Setup Type
- 2-in-1
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- Price/Buy
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The Shyft DualRide suits short car-to-sidewalk trips when you do not want a separate stroller frame in the trunk. Its wheels unfold beneath the infant seat; you can also leave them in the base and lift the carrier alone. Evenflo gives approximately 8.6 kg for the seat with wheels, before adding your baby, so stairs still mean a substantial lift.
The Carryall bag handles errand essentials, but the seat does not convert for toddler outings. The Canadian instructions specify 1.4–13.6 kg, 40–81 cm and the head at least 2.5 cm below the top of the headrest. Outgrowing any fit limit ends both car-seat and stroller use. Use it for travel, not as a sleeping space after the journey.