Allen Sports Hi-Viz Bicycle Trailer and Pushchair for 2 Kids - Orange, Model ES2-O

This trailer represents hand over fist the best value on the market. The Burleys of this world may be slightly better, but more than four times the cost. If what you want is a trailer for a couple of kids, that works as a buggy too, this fits the bill. As is noted by others, the instructions leave something to be desired but once youv'e worked out what goes where (not the easiest thing!) it all fits together perfectly. Shame it doesn't have better photos and/or English instructions, so gets marked down on ease of assembly.A couple of points to note. The collapsing mechanism is a little strange, but it is fully functional and looks sturdy enough to stand the test of time. A squirt of silicone grease helps everything move. The cover "holes" go over the socket for the push handle - once you have that in place it all works well. To store, I have a bungee to hold it closed and I use a 10mm bolt to hang it from (using the front wheel bearing)I like the quality of the steel tube, well balanced between weight and strength. The storage area in the back is also a nice design feature. The wheels are 16", so big enough, kids don't seem to mind the lack of suspension. The seat belts are easy to adjust and fit, and the water bottle pockets are a nice touch.

Very happy with this product, Easily assembled, instructions were not in English but easily interpreted from the images. After using it a few times, toddlers are comfortable and very well fastened in securely. Only downside i would possibly foresee is the floor is cloth material so perhaps over time this may wear with a lot of use and weathering. The outer cloth material may not be the best in very wet weather, however, I don't expect too many people would be out on their bikes with a trailer on in such conditions. Happy to recommend this Bike trailer as great value compared to more expensive products.

A lovely thing to buy. My grandchildren loved it. Assembly was reasonably easy with no instructions. The front (attachable) wheel slips rather than turns sometimes, a minor fault. But a crazy mish-mash of a delivery. Instruction booklet in Spanish (!) No flag! No spare nuts, bolts and washers which seems to be standard these days. Amazon offer me the chance to send it back for the sake of a flag and a booklet? Why can't I ask them to send me those things separately? Amazon - be reasonable. Allow manufacturers to be invited to repair their omissions without collapsing the whole delivery and starting again! Maybe it's the manufacturer? If so, please send me a flag and a booklet in English.

Using as a push trike, not as a pull behind the bike trailer.Pros-light enough so you can maneuver it with one finger. Steers beautifully even with the kid inside.(you will absolutely be able to steer it confidently in the rain holding umbrella in the other hand or walking a dog on a lead)-roomy enough for our 6 year old-excellent build quality and no loose stitching-generous storage space in the back-doesn't flip backward if not held by the handle when a child is inside-good wheels-removable wind cover/mesh cover/rain cover in one. Thought out, you can roll up the rain cover and the mesh cover and keep them secured. The fabric cover is held by a few strips of velcro, the rain cover is reinforced at the corners and is secured by plastic hooks. You do not need to remove the cover to fold the trike.-decent breaks for when you want to park it.Cons ( a stretch, and only if I had to pick something to dislike)-a bit bulky, and doesn't fit through the door BUT you can fold it and carry it on a side, it's very light, and folding takes a minute (need to press a small yellow button on each side and disconnect the sides, see picture)-harness looks poor compared to the rest of the trike, but it's sufficient enough I guess.We would not be using it so I covered it up.Our 6 year old kiddo is autistic and doesn't do well on walks longer than 15 min. We needed something that will perform well in most terrain. So far it seems like this will be the best solution.Was worried after reading reviews and not seeing many pictures but I am glad we went for it.I don't think you will be able to find anything better for the price.

Was well built and sturdy, seemed good quality. I had to return it as my bike couldnt take a trailer so I havent tested it but when I put it together I was confident it was strong and of good quality. Fabric was good, nice rain protection and good wheels also.

We had a Hamax that we bought for €500, but it didn't last 3 months and started to fall apart and tear. My twins are around 4 and a half years old and each one weighs 19 kg. From what I read, the stroller supports a weight of up to 57 kg. As I only use the stroller to pick them up from school, which means a 40-minute walk, I think this stroller for the price will adjust to the use. We'll see over time. The only negative thing about it is There is no viewing window to see the children when pushing the stroller. In fact, compared to the Hamax, it is lighter and takes up less space when it is closed.I recommend it.