The Bumbleride Queen B Stroller 

Our Stroller Review

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We give this stroller a rating of 3 1/2 / 5 stars based on our 7 critierias of what makes a great stroller. Read on to see why this stroller will suit your lifestyle and see
what's included.

• Travel Convenience 
• Safety 
• Mobility 
• Durability 
• What parents will love 
• What your baby will love 
• What we don't love so much 

Travel convenience:  Don't let the look of the Bumbleride Queen B Stroller fool you with it's traditional appearance, it has lots of functions to fit your baby from a newborn to toddler years of upto 45 lbs - plus you can even add a toddler seat fitting both your kids!  If you prefer your kids to sit side by side instead, see the Bumbleride Indie Twin Stroller.

It has a folded dimension 20” H x 23” W x 39” L compared to the Bumbleride Indie Stroler 15" H x 24.5" W x 32" L, so the Bumbleride Queen B Stroller is a bit bigger but it is made to do more especially with the optional toddler seat and the bassinet.  The bassinet is great for newborns because it's important for them to sleep on their backs and although the Bumbleride Queen B Stroller has 4 reclining positions a bassinet will always be a better option.

Bumbleride - Queen B Stroller with optional toddler seat

Toddler seat dimensions 12" H x 16" W x 16" L

Weight capacity of toddler seat 31 lbs

Stroller weight capacity 45 lbs

Easy, one step fold

Bumbleride - Queen B Stroller with optional bassinet

Bumbleride Queen B is suitable for infancy and up

Bassinet dimensions 8" H x 16" W x 32" L

Safety:  With a quick release 5-point safety harnesses your baby is well secured in the stroller and will still fit the harness as they grow.  What's great is the included shoulder pads and infant headrest makes your child's ride a more comfortable experience than an unpadded harness.

As for the included bumper bar, it's a great safety precaution from having your child slip out of the stroler. And when you need to park the stroller, just lock the foot brake in place and remember not to leave your baby in a stroller unattended especially on a slope.

When folding the stroller, make sure to lock the rear wheels so the stroller does not roll away as you are closing it. Once you release the locks to fold the stroller, hold on to the handles to guide the fold, it prevents it from slamming to the ground. Most important of all is to not have your kids around when you are folding the stroller, they might get their fingers caught in the collapsing stroller.

Standard infant headrests and shoulder pads

Quick release 5-point safety harnesses

Mobility: With 12” quick release air wheels, your baby will enjoy the smooth ride and you will enjoy how easy it is to push the stroller. Althought the front wheels are steerable they are not as great as a front swivel wheel like the Bumbleride Indie Stroller, it's a smooth ride going forward but any sharp turns will be a bit of a challenge. That is the sacrifice to use a frame of a pram, it does not have front swivel wheels for you to twist and turn indoors.

Durability:   One of the best features of the Bumbleride Queen B Stroller is the weight capacity of 65 lbs.  It will pretty much lasts as long as your child needs a stroller, and in addition to that the optional toddler seat can be purchased to place your older child in and use the stroller seat behind for your newborn.  And with removable fabrics for machine washing you won't have to worry either of your kids making a mess in the stroller.

Another durable feature is the carrier basket attached to the chassis, it's unlike any other strollers storage basket because it is not made of cloth.  With the aluminum material used for the basket, it is easy to clean and lasts longer.  Just make sure you do not place loose items on the carrier basket as it may fall out, use your diaper bag to carry all your items. 

European pram with 12" air tires and steerable wheels

Includes footmuff and rain cover

Spacious aluminum cargo tray

What parents will love:  Bumbleride Strollers are always great for their included accessories like the footmuff, cup holder and air pump. They have even included an adjustable handle with a height preference from 30”- 42”, that way taller parents don't have to hunch over to push the stroller or get their legs caught in between the carrier basket underneath.

And like Bugaboo Strollers, the Bumbleride Queen B Stroller is the 2nd Bumbleride Stroller that has the option for your child to face you or the world just remove the seat, change positions and lock it down (see also Bumbleride Flyer Stroller).  If you have read this far you would have also fallen in love with the optional bassinet for new borns and is the only stroller that has an optional toddler seat to convert the stroller from a single to a twin. Plus with an included universal adapter to accommodate infant car seats, you can use the following car seat brands.

Compatible with the following car seats: Graco Safe Seat, Graco Snug Ride, Britax Companion, Peg Perego Primo Viaggio, Combi Center, Chicco Key Fit, Chicco Key Fit 30

Reversible seat option so baby can face you or the world

Multi-adjustable backrest with flat position for infants

12" air filled tires with steerable front wheels

Adjustable handle height from 32" - 45"

Multi-adjustable footrest

What your baby will love:  Your baby will enjoy the 4 position reclining backrest, the padded harness and the infant head rest. The stroller is well padded for your baby's utmost comfort and even comes with a footmuff to keep them warm and fuzzy during winters. Take a look at the seat dimension difference between the Bumbleride Queen B Stroller and the Bumbleride Indie Stroller. The Queen B's seat is a wee bit smaller in the seat width, but everything else is roomy in height and leg rest area. The leg rest is also adjustable and comes with a removable boot cover (check out the video on the top right panel to see how the stroller works).

What we don't love so much:  When it comes to how great a stroller is, mobility is a big part of it.  The Bumbleride Queen B Stroller is easy to push and will give your baby a smooth ride with it's superb suspension, the problem is making turns in small spaces.  It can turn fine with given enough space, but if you are caught in a grocery store and need to make sharp turns in a small space you will actually need to lift up your entire stroller to make that turn.  A front swivel wheel is a lot easier to make those types of turns like the Bumbleride Indie Stroller, so it really depends if this might be an issue for you.  Some parents love this stroller and some would not, how will it fit your lifestyle?

The Bumbleride Queen B Stroller has a great option of reversible seating but the problem is that you have to take the entire seat out to change it around.  The Bumbleride Flyer Stroller is easier to change the view for your baby by just using the reversible handle.

With regards to the weight of the stroller, it's a bit on the heavy side to hold only 65 lbs.  Baby Jogger City Classic Single Stroller weighs 21 lbs and has a weight capacity of 75 lbs.  Another example is the Maclaren Volo Stroller, it weighs only 8.6 lbs and has a weight capacity of 55 lbs!  But then again they are completely different strollers, lighter is not always better when it doesn't have all the multi-functions included like reversible seat, adjustable handlebar, footmuff and a cup holder.  The only thing that the Bumbleride Queen B Stroller does not have compared to the rest of the Bumbleride Strollers is that it does not come with a storage bag.

Overall it's a great looking stroller and is very comfortable for your baby, the problem with it is the weight and the maneuverability of the stroller will not be as convenient for parents compared to other strollers mentioned above.  The rating of the stroller is borderline 4 stars.

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