Evenflo - Shyft DualRide Infant Car Seat Stroller Combo

I'm using an Evenflo Dual Ride Shyft for carseat/stroller. The convenience is amazing! It's so nice not having to lug around a separate stroller. When people see me convert it from a carseat to stroller with the push of a button they think it's the coolest thing. My baby is 5.5 months and we're still using it. The only big con is it's heavy if you're using it in carrier mode with the wheels on. I have an Evenflo Revolve 360 on stand by when he outgrows the Dualride.

Yes this was why we chose the infant bucket seat. We got one that clicked into the base in the car and stroller (evenflo gold shyft) plus came with the bassinet attachment that also turns into a toddler seat. We now have an almost 1 year old and we've gotten a lot of use out of it and were glad we got that model. She's still in the bucket seat and will be for a while (20% small gal). We currently leave it in the car now as it is easy to just get her in and out plus its summer!

We went with Evenflo Shyft (their Doona knockoff) as our car seat and bought a Joolz Hub 2.0 stroller with bassinet attachment. I love the convenience of keeping the baby in the car seat when making quick trips, and we use our bassinet every day to take the baby on walks. YMMV! Nuna was just too expensive for me to pull the trigger.

I went to target to check the seat out in person and I can confirm there’s not a big size difference and I have the Shyft on my registry because it’s so much nicer

We have the Evenflo DualShyft and love it. So convenient.

Honestly an infant car seat is best. When they are super young leaving them in the seat while running inside stores etc is easiest. Some do just get a 3 in 1 but after 6 kids, I would still go for an infant seat first. The even flo one that has wheels that pops out is my favorite. Worth it 100%. You want baby rear facing for long as possible. 2years is the very minimum but most are doing until 5. Its Honestly the safest.

We bought the Evenflo Shyft Dual Ride which, I believe, is Donna’s sole competitor on the market and we love it. It also has the ability to detach the wheels from the car seat which is helpful for carrying the baby to and from the car. It’s also cheaper than the Doona and you can regularly find it on sale. Have been using for 5 weeks now and have no regrets.

We have the evenflow dualryde shift that’s like the doona. Target has it on sale occasionally and it’s very useful to go from car to walking.

We have the dualryde shift by Evenflo, a stroller and car seat in one and it’s been amazing for car to out and back. It’s like the doona.

if i were you, i would buy a stroller/carseat all-in-one. i know it's more expensive, but carrying a baby for 30 days sight seeing is kind of a lot. i know japan isn't the most stroller-friendly location, but it's nice to have when you want to take a stroll in the park, or let them sleep while you explore a museum or something. and then you don't have to carry the kid while you're schlepping a backpack too. idk. i saw an evenflo one on walmart for $350.

the one i mentioned above (it's the evenflo shyft dualride) is FAA approved, according to the evenflo website. i just checked the doona, and it is, as well. It makes sense, since they are designed for ease of travel.

I walk my baby in the evenflo car seat stroller and can get it on grass. I dont see why it couldn’t go through snow on pavement or sidewalks