Egg Stroller & Quail Ride on Buggy Board (Including adapters)

Product Information

The term buggy board officially refers to the Lascal Buggy Board, which was the very first board manufactured to be attached to a buggy. Most pushchair brands offer their own buggy board but you can also choose from a wide range of universal buggy boards designed to fit most types of pram. You can get a scooter that attaches to the mountain buggy. So he can scoot along and then attach when tired.” - recommended by Mumsnet user, Caspianberg Our verdict The Mountain Buggy Freerider Stroller Board is made to fit the rear axle of all Mountain Buggy and Phil & Teds prams. But it can also fit the Baby Jogger City Mini, Britax Strider Plus, Bugaboo Cameleon and Bob Revolution with the use of an additional connector.

The Lascal BuggyBoard Mini is a more compact version of our top choice, the Lascal BuggyBoard Maxi. It lives up to its name - the Mini weighs only 1.8kg in comparison to the Maxi’s heftier 2.7kg.

8. Best universal buggy board: Bumprider Stroller Board

The stroller also has larger front and rear wheels for multi-terrain strolling – the stunning tri-spoke design matches and finishes the chassis, beautifully. However, just like the beefier version, it will fit any pushchair and has the same non-slip platform, with built-in suspension for a comfortable ride. The Bumprider Stroller Board offers impressive suspension for a comfortable ride along with an ergonomic non-slip surface to prevent your toddler from tumbling off in transit. This buggy board is also easy to fold away with a safety strap or disconnect when not in use.

In this guide, we cover all the need-to-knows about the Lascal BuggyBoard and answer your commonly asked questions, so you can decide if it’s the best buggy board to suit your needs. How does the Lascal BuggyBoard work? Mum-of-two Louise Baty has been a journalist for almost 20 years and covers parenting, health and lifestyle for consumer print and online publications.

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Lascal recommends their buggy board for ages 2-6, with a maximum weight of 22lb or 48lb. This is the same whether you’re using the Lascal Maxi BuggyBoard or Mini BuggyBoard. Usually, by around aged 4 to 4 ½, your little one will be (mostly) happy to walk without assistance, so you shouldn’t need to worry about needing the buggy board after they’ve exceeded the weight limit.