Booyah Child II Double Bike Trailer and Stroller

Our score 9.33 / 10

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Booyah Child II Double Bike Trailer and Stroller

Pros / Cons

Pros

  • Includes the bike arm and hitch plus a stroller wheel and adjustable handlebar.
  • Suspension and a handlebar brake support its advertised jogging/strolling setup.

Cons

  • At about 36 lb (16.3 kg) in trailer mode, it is a heavier unit to lift into a car or carry upstairs.
  • The maker specifies a minimum child age of 18 months and non-reclining seats.

Product Facts

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Stroller conversion
Seats
2
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The Child II is a two-child trailer that also converts to a stroller, so it suits families who want one unit for rides and walks. Booyah includes the bike arm and hitch, but confirm the hitch fits your bicycle and follow the setup instructions before carrying children. The maker sets an 18-month minimum age and an 88 lb (39.9 kg) combined child-weight limit; this is not an infant trailer. Its seats do not recline, so it is for children who can ride upright as directed. The front wheel can swivel for stroller use and lock for jogging, while the handlebar brake can slow the unit. At 36 lb (16.3 kg), it is a heavy option to lift or store.