Qeridoo Kidgoo Bike Trailer Review

The Kidgoo is Qeridoo’s most feature-packed, multi-sport trailer, and is available in single or double capacity. Is the Qeridoo Kidgoo right for your family? Here are 7 things you need to know! Subscribe ► https://www.youtube.com/c/Twowheeling... 0:27 1. Quickly Switch Between Activities 1:12 2. Phenomenal Stroller 2:46 3. Extra Safety Features for Trailer Mode 3:50 4. Plush Seats 4:30 5. 5-Point Harness 4:55 6. Cleverly Designed Real Storage 5:57 7. 3-in-1 Weather Cover If you use the affiliate links below to purchase, you'll be supporting our YouTube channel and website. Thank you! https://www.qeridoousa.com/collection... As a multi-sport trailer, the Qeridoo Kidgoo can be used while biking, running, or walking… even skiing and hiking!… and it’s really easy to switch between each activity. To use as a stroller or jogger, simply insert the front pneumatic wheel from underneath. While strolling or jogging the bike trailer tow arm is stored stealthily underneath the trailer by inserting it into the tow bar receiver backwards. While the Qeridoo Kidgoo is quite heavy compared to most bike trailer strollers, you’d never know it when you’re pushing it. It glides like a cloud. The adjustable suspension definitely contributes here! It’s unique from other brands because the front wheel is pneumatic, offering additional cushioning. That wheel can swivel for standard stroller use, or you can lock it so it will track straight while jogging. When set to track straight, this smaller 8.5″ stroller wheel is significantly easier to maneuver than the larger 14″ jogging wheel kits that are standard with most brands. With the smaller pneumatic wheel attached to the body of the Kidgoo, it was almost (but not quite!) as easy to maneuver as a normal stroller. The contoured handlebar is covered in sport foam to provide grip. It can be rotated up or down to accommodate the height of the adult pushing the stroller or jogger. There are two safety features of the Kidgoo that are unique compared to other high-end trailers on the market. The Kidgoo’s harness has a chest strap that keeps the shoulder straps centered on a child’s chest, and the child securely strapped in. It’s so simple, but sooooo appreciated. Second, Queridoo is the only trailer brand on the market to offer head protectors for added safety in the event the trailer tips. If the trailer were to flip on its side, the head protector would take the initial brunt of the crash and prevent the side of the trailer from coming into contact with the ground. The plush bench-style seats of the Kidgoo offer great support for little bums and make loading up kids easy. The padded seat bottom and seat sides are complemented by high-quality padding on the buckle and straps. We also appreciate the padded head rest, which is lined with breathable mesh. There are a few areas where these seats fall short for the price point. The seat back isn’t padded at all, and the seat bottom isn’t removable. The 5-point harness of the Kidgoo is the most high-end harness system of any trailer we’ve tested, and looks and functions just like a car seat harness. In addition to the chest strap we already mentioned, we also love that the harness is really easy to adjust. The rear storage in the Kidgoo is very well-designed and quite user-friendly. Lift up that rear storage flap, and you’ll find a nicely spacious cargo area with a flat bottom. The main storage flap stays closed via a weighted magnetic strip along the bottom. The back interior wall of the cargo area has a large flat pocket for storing small items you want easy access to – like your water bottle or a pair of gloves. The interior storage for snacks could use some improvement. The pockets are placed so that even a tall 3-year-old can have trouble accessing her snacks. The Qeridoo Kidgoo features three layers of exterior covers. They can all be stored in a top pocket of the trailer if you prefer not to use them in stroller mode. The rain cover zips in place when in use, and is rolled up and secured at the top of the trailer when you don’t need it. The Kidgoo’s sunshade is long and easily adjustable. Because it can extend down almost the entire front cover, it does a great job of shielding eyes and skin from the annoyance and danger of the sun. The Kidgoo’s tinted windows with UV 50+ protection offer shade for little eyes, and excellent skin protection. Reviewer: Carrie Wren Videography & Production: Fressia Eames Subscribe ► https://www.youtube.com/c/Twowheeling... OTHER BIKE TRAILER REVIEWS Kids Bike Trailers Buying Guide:    • Kids Bike Trailers: Buying Guide   Thule Chariot Cross:    • Thule Chariot Cross Review   Burley D'Lite:    • Burley D'Lite & D'Lite X Trailer Review (I...   #Qeridoo #QeridooKidgoo #BikeTrailer Music: www.mixkit.co