Baby Trend Passport Switch Modular Travel System

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Baby Trend Passport Switch Modular Travel System

Pros / Cons

Pros

  • Six configurations include bassinet, toddler-seat and infant-car-seat modes facing either direction.
  • The included EZ-Lift PLUS seat comes with a base and a Rebound handle setting for anti-rebound use. In a vehicle, only Rebound or Carry are permitted; the manual requires Carry above 22 lb (10 kg) or when the child’s feet can touch the handle.

Cons

  • The stroller’s upright seat is for children at least 6 months old; follow the mode-specific instructions.
  • The full travel system weighs 39.6 lb (18 kg) and needs more storage than a compact stroller.
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Product Facts

Setup Type
3-in-1
Stroller Type
Travel-system stroller
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The Passport Switch combines a stroller, bassinet and EZ-Lift PLUS infant seat with base in six parent- and forward-facing configurations. Its bassinet and toddler-seat modes mean the package can change as your child grows, while the included car seat connects the car and stroller routines.

Use the upright stroller seat only from 6 months. The stroller’s combined limit is 50 lb (22.7 kg), and the infant seat is for 4-30 lb (1.8-13.6 kg) and up to 29.5 in. At 39.6 lb (18 kg) for the full system, it is a bulky choice for frequent lifting; check your storage space and car-seat fit before buying.