Britax Car Seat Travel Cart | Adjustable Handle + Compact Fold + Fits in Airplane Overhead Bin , Black, 42x13.5x5.5 Inch (Pack of 1)

HIGHLY recommend getting this for airport travel! It is the only car seat dolly I found that uses the LATCH connectors system. Using those clips the car seat already has with the ability to tighten was soooo much easier than straps!! Plus, it’s lightweight, very easy to fold up and carry down the airplane aisle. And it fit perfectly in the overhead carry-on storage. Our son who is about 40 lbs was able to be strapped in the car seat while we pulled the dolly too -just as some review pics show. We have the Graco slim fit convertible car seat. Absolutely no complaints! Worth the extra money! If you are a parent traveling alone, you might have to check the dolly at the gate though… it would just be harder to carry the car seat down the airplane aisle while attached to the dolly and take longer to detach everything.

*** UPDATE *** May 2012 - Used this on trip to UK - awesome, stuck at airport for 10 hours with broken plane, wheeled my sleepy daughter all over the place IN the car seat ON the trolley. Never once tipped up with her in it (possibly because she is 45 lbs!). VERY sturdy, not at all cheap like some people have suggested, my one is tubular black metal and strong. Was awesome for the plane too, wheeled seat through parts of the plane, then lifted over seat back while still on cart, removed cart at our seats, stowed it quickly and easily in the overhead compartment - checked first with flight attendants who said definitely put it in there as there was a dip and it settled nicely there, would only have come out during a crash I think (and we had some seriously horrible turbulence both ways, not pleasant at all!). So, my 5 star rating and all of the below comments still stand - only thing I might suggest, if you're gate checking, perhaps get the Britax wheeled bag so your car seat stays dry! I have to say that Britax car seats are far superior in my opinion to any other brand for safety alone - but also because they have a different tightening system for the LATCH system and can be moved in less than 10 minutes from car to car. The one thing I have against them is that they are so heavy, not that they are the only car seat that is heavy, they're not. So, when I saw this cart on the Britax website I thought I might as well try Amazon because they were bound to be cheaper and I was right. The cart arrived, well packaged and was super simple to open up and is very strong - it holds the car seat easily and even with a child riding in the seat, which when rushing through the airport is very handy, and my daughter weights 42 pounds. It folds up very small, so will fit in a car easily and into overhead bins on aircraft almost always (the smallest planes maybe not). This is the ONLY way to fly with your car seat - ours is usable on the plane for extra security and comfort for our daughter and even if we didn't we can gate check it easier this way - but if you're planning to gate check and not use the seat in flight, then I suggest wrapping the car seat in a clear plastic bag or something similar as they sometimes leave the gate check items out in the rain and a wet car seat makes for an unhappy child. All in all, would highly recommend this - we have the original britax Frontier seat and it is perfect for it - would also mention as an aside that if you have a Frontier with a damaged seat cover, call Britax, you might get a free one under warranty. Thanks Amazon - great deal, great item as always!

Initially, I hesitated when buying this product based on the mixed reviews seen here on Amazon. I can 100% say for certain that I am absolutely happy that I went ahead and purchased this product. We have completed many flights with our young son, and as you are all probably aware once your child turns two you must purchase a seat for him/her. His first flight in his own seat was a struggle, we did not use a car seat and decided to try a harness instead. No bribe would even make him consider trying the harness, he hated it. So we settled for the plain old seatbelt, which I was not comfortable with because he really wasn't secure. The next problem with this situation is that he could not get comfortable enough to fall asleep, so he kept wanting to crawl in my lap or stand up in the seat and look out the window. Not good options. After some research, I decided to purchase this travel cart for our next and longer flight. My husband was very hesitant at first, and mainly because the car seat is so bulky (Britax Advocate70), and we weren't sure how he would react to the car seat as his seat on a plane. If he hated it and screamed like a banshee there were really no other options besides strap him in and try to distract him. So my husband and I worked through the logistics of using the travel cart and car seat. We made sure before hand that we knew how to attach the seat to the cart as well as how to fold up the cart and store it. Also of importance, be sure you know how to install your seat with the airplane buckle BEFORE your flight. We went through the car seat owners manual on installation and came armed with the manual as well as airline policy (just in case). I had read on other reviews that the Britax car seat would be too bulky to wheel down the aisle of an airplane and this is an absolute TRUTH. My husband had to lift the car seat above the other seats to get it down the aisle to our row. That I would say is the only downfall, but really there isn't a lot that fits nicely down the aisle of an airplane. So it is do-able, just a bit of a pain. As for going through security, at DIA we had issues getting the car seat through the x-ray machine, so they just hand-wanded it for us. On the way back, the TSA agent showed us how to position the car seat with the cart attached so it would fit through the scanner (lie it on the side, not on the back). All in all though, the travel cart was a HUGE success. My son *loved* being toted around the airport in his special seat, it was easy to maneuver (of course, no hairpin turns or precision driving but good lord folks it's a travel cart, not a BMW). So in reality, this design replaced our need for a stroller in the airport. We had zero issues of the car seat "falling off" the cart. Important tip here, tighten the latch straps down so the car seat is more stable. While getting on the plane, my husband would take off the cart once we arrived at our row. It took 3 seconds, and he folded it up in one movement and placed it in the overhead compartment. And the use of the car seat on the plane was extremely successful. My son was excited to get in the seat, hopped right in, let me buckle him up with no complaint, and was so happy because he could see out the window fairly easily now. And once the plane started moving, he was able to comfortably fall asleep. What a difference! I highly recommend this product if you are considering car seat use on a plane, it really simplified our travel experience!

My third child was a lot bigger in size than my previous two, and grew out of the traditional infant car seat before 4 months. It had also been 7 years since I had my 2nd child, so I did the whole car seat research thing and ended up buying a Diono Radian RXT carseat on Amazon also. This is the carseat I used with this travel cart, I highly recommend both! This travel cart is very basic, easy to use, and not too expensive. I have used it on about 10 different travel trips with my son, who is now 16 months. If you are traveling by air and need to bring a carseat for whatever reason (i.e. you want to have it to use on the plane, you need it for a vehicle when you arrive at your destination, etc.) With the car seat attached to the travel cart you can either pull it behind you (just like luggage!) or push it in front of you, either way works. With the car seat attached, this cart is sturdy and does not tip over in any direction, with or without my child in it. I do not know if this is because the car seat I use is a steel frame (heavy!) car seat. Funny thing is, the car seat I use falls backward if I stand it up by itself without using the cart. I don't typically need to bring my big stroller on travel trips unless I need my son to be able to sleep in it (Disneyland trip we took when he was 3 months old). They are a real pain to travel with (going through airport security, breaking down appropriately to gate check, time consuming overall when traveling through busy airports). With the car seat attached to the travel cart, I wheel my kid from drop-off at the airport to airport security, I take him out of the seat, lower the travel cart handle and lay the car seat with the travel cart attached onto the xray belt and the whole thing fits through the xray machine (unless a friendly TSA agent offers to hand wand/check it, which you can also ask for), I walk through the security scanner then my son walks through the security scanner himself to me, I put him in his seat, get my shoes back on and collect my other items from the xray belt, and wheel him all the way onto the plane to our assigned row/seats. Some flight attendants will try to tell you that this is not going to fit down the aisle, just politely smile and explain that it will. I recommend wheeling your child behind you, that way you can lower travel cart handle, unlatch the car seat from the cart, the cart will automatically fold flat onto the floor, pick up the car seat with the kid in it, place in seat and buckle, pick up travel cart and place in your overhead storage compartment. This takes a lot of strength if your kid is a chunk like mine and/or if your car seat is heavy. I have received many compliments on how awesome this process is, and many people have asked me where I got my car seat/travel cart. I really like using the car seat on the plane because it lets my kid know that he has to stay in it, and he can sleep in it on the plane. Which is great for us because we live in Alaska and flights are long. This is also an awesome thing to have/use when switching planes! If you want to travel with your child under 2 on your lap but you need to bring your car seat to have at your destination, you can still use the travel cart to travel to go all the way to the plane and just gate check it with it attached and the handle lowered. A lot of times if this happens and the flights not full, they will let you bring it on the plane and use it, giving your infant a free seat. Another great thing about this travel cart is that when the handle is fully extended and attached to a car seat, you can sling a purse or a diaper bag on it just like a stroller.

Pro: Leave stroller at home or with checked luggage Folds up into overhead bin Nice wheels - like roller blades Adjustable handle for different heights Sturdy - nicely made product Great at walking pace or faster, turns well at this speed Push cart in front of you to see kid or pull behind like a carry-on Son loved it - cruising in car seat at airport and on plane was more comfortable for him and fun Use car seat on plane without having to use a stroller and car seat backpack Con: Still cumbersome with heavy Britax convertible car seat (40 lbs), so bought Graco contender for travel only use (under 15 lbs) Stop and go and turning from stopped is more of a drag because needs leverage and speed to really perform well (a stroller wins navigating queues) Car seat would not always stay center - drift to side but didn't feel like it was a hazard and better tightening may help...but Had some issues disconnecting seat using the latches (car seat issue) but my husband did not encounter this (stronger hands) so I didn't want to over tighten again when I was traveling solo

This cart was a game changer. I used the cart to travel with my 2 year old through the airport. We have the Nuna Exec car seat and it was very easy to install on the cart. This cart allowed me to put my 2 year old in the car seat and maneuver through the airport with ease. The cart with the car seat fit down the airplane aisle with ease. This cart helped ease my nerves traveling solo with a toddler. I would recommend practicing installing and removing the car seat from the cart in a confined space to get comfortable with using it on the plane. I will say that when de boarding the plane, it can take a while trying to take your child out of their car seat, attaching the car seat to the cart and putting them back in. I would recommend sitting towards the back is the plane to allow yourself enough time to do this. Be prepared to be one of the last passengers off the plane. Also be prepared for a flight attendant to ask if the cart folds down etc. This cart is light weight, opens and collapses very easy and very sturdy. My toddler loved ridding around the airport with the cart and it truly made traveling with a car seat so much easier.

I had to travel alone with my very active toddler. We had a checked bad, diaper bag and my purse in addition to this. This was a life saver and not heavy at all. I didn't have to lug her car seat around and she was very comfortable in it. She just watched people and planes while I wheel her through a very big airport. It is easy to clip the car seat on and tighten it so that it's securely fastened. We did not have a britax car seat but it worked anyway. She was so lightweight and it kept her contained and happy in her familiar carseat. We had to have it hand inspected at security but that was not a big deal. We didn't fit in the plane aisle so I checked it at the door. The handle could be a little sturdier but it worked well and locked. I could turn the car seat easily to get it into any space we needed. Once I got use to it I could wheel it in front or behind me. I won't fly without this again. Save yourself the stress of trying to carry everything and corralling your toddler at a busy airport. Buy it, it's worth every penny.

We got this to use with the Maxi Cosi Romi car seat and it fits like a glove and is very well constructed. So easy to cart baby through the airport and basically doubles as a stroller. We got a lot of compliments about how chill baby looks cruising around in it. Fits in the overhead but you won’t be able to roll it through the aisle of the plane with the car seat installed. You could use the cart for other things besides a car seat so the price seems justified. The wheels are sturdy but standard so I would not drag it through any harsh terrain. We chose this instead of just any ol’ folding cart because it’s designed to have the car seat’s lower anchors latch on to loops on the frame of the cart and the car seat’s tether can clip on to the frame of the cart as well. This is a great accessory to make traveling easier for families.

LLego bien el carrito, para los que tenemos sillas de la marca Britax funciona bien por que las sillas traen unas muescas por la parte de abajo que sirven para que no resbale la silla de un lado a otro.

I was debating getting this for a while and I'm so glad that I did. I have now used it on several plane rides with my 2 year old with her Cosco scerena next convertible car seat. I will be purchasing another one for my second kiddo. Pros: very light. Makes it super easy to transport car seat in the airport. Folds up nice to put in over head storage. Can use it kind of like a stroller to strap your kiddo in and not having to bring a whole stroller AND a car seat. Cons: I found it difficult to get a good fit with the Cosco scerena next as it doesn't sit quite flat like other car seats do. It takes a bit of work but I can get it to fit on there decently, but hard. I might not have this problem with a different car seat, but I have not tested another one out yet. It is a bit hard to make sharper turns as it will tip. ETA: I have now tried it with the evenflo titan 65 and is also a bit difficult to secure nicely, but again, not a flat based car seat. Overall a great purchase and does make my life easier hauling around 2 kids under 2, bags and a car seat.

Even though it was expensive just worth it to transport our child's car seat. As our child is disabled it is good for sitting him in around the airport as it's safe and secure and our car seat is britax.

My grand baby is over 2 years old now so we had to buy a seat on the plane this year. We decided to bring her car seat on the plane for her to sit. she could look outside and sleep but also to avoid her trying to run around all the time ( make sure your car seat has the logo/ approved for airplane) car seats are awkward/big to move around on top of all your cabin luggages/bags and we decided to try this carrier. Pleasantly surprised how smooth the ride was and the perfect way to walk around the airport with the kid safely strapped in the car seat. Make sure to ask for a tag for it when you drop off your luggage. If you only have cabin luggages, still go to the drop off place to ask for your tag. You’ll need it on at security and when you board the plane. The first trip, we were able to put it in the overhead bin ( the agent said it was best to avoid breaking it ) but on our way back, the flight was full and we left it at the entrance of the plane with all the strollers. Really happy with my purchase.

Nos fue muy práctico en nuestro viaje, sobre todo porque rentamos auto y no tuvimos que pagar asiento para bebe.