Britax B-Lively Lightweight Stroller - Easy One-Hand Fold, Large UV50+ Canopy, and All-Wheel Suspension for Smooth Rides, Raven Color

Sherlande: Order this a few months ago , works very well , easy to fold and not to heavy .

Canada on Aug 09, 2023

Victoria: I looked EVERYWHERE for a side by side stroller that would allow an infant car seat to be used with an adapter. I bought the adapter for my britax infant car seat and it works PERFECTLY on the double stroller! The adapter says it fits all britax infant car seats. This stroller works great!!! Light weight and fits through a standard USA doorframe. We are taking this to Disney world

United States on Jul 20, 2023

Vick A.: Muy practica, excelente tamaño y cómoda para mi bebé además el diseño es muy atractivo.

Mexico on Apr 15, 2023

Cliente de Amazon: Muy ligera y facil de armar.

Mexico on Feb 16, 2023

ReyChoko: Después de un mes de uso con mi bebé, debo decir que es extremadamente cómoda y luce muy bien. Se adapta perfectamente al transportador de recién nacidos de Britax. Las llantas corren perfecto en todo tipo de superficies, incluso en un poco de tierra. Los materiales se notan de muy buena calidad. El parasol tiene un sistema que me permite vigilar a la bebé sin abrirlo. Lo que no me gustó es que es un poco pesada y estorbosa para transportarla. Además al parecer Britax no pensó bien en el mecanismo para abrir la carreola ya que es algo impractico, ya revisé varios videos y al parecer es un pequeño defecto en su diaeño.

Mexico on Jan 06, 2023

Jenny: I was looking for a stroller that will go with our infant car seat. This stroller is not very light weight but it's very sturdy. It's easy to maneuver and easy to fold up and out. However, the adapters on the side for the infant car seat comes off easily. It's easy to put back on and it doesn't come off when the infant car seat is on it. It only comes off sometimes when it's folded. It could have been bumped by something.

United States on Sep 27, 2022

Nicole N.: I have a Britax B-Free, and though it's a fantastic stroller, it's too big for my daughter's daycare. I was looking for something a bit smaller that still had excellent maneuverability and fantastic suspension while remaining relatively lightweight - we live in a big city with terrible sidewalks and frequently take public transit, so being able to fold and lift a stroller was a must. We'd previously used a Summer 3Dpac CS+, which was great for a while, but my 3-year-old daughter got too heavy for it, and it doesn't handle heavy use on city streets well for very long - and we put a minimum of 6 miles a week on our strollers. (If she didn't meander so much during our walks, I wouldn't need a stroller at all, but that's a whole different issue.) Because I love our bigger Britax stroller, I thought the B-Lively would be a good fit.

This was alllllmost the stroller for us: it handles really well, has good storage both under and in the back pocket, is pretty light, folds and unfolds easily - but my daughter is 37 lbs, and pushing her in this thing, you really feel it. My upper back started to hurt after only a few days. The wheels handle pretty well on uneven sidewalks and grass,...

United States on Oct 28, 2021

Jill: If you're looking for a sturdy but reasonably sized stroller with large and accessible storage, this one is for you.
Pros:
-I find the "parent tray" on other strollers useless as most only hold throw away plastic bottle-sized items
-the solid bar for steering makes single handed steering much easier
-nice storage that you can get to
-sturdy but unable to fit easily down a small-ish isle
-turns nicely and doesn't take up a lot of room when out-and-about
-The folding mechanism??? Wow. Strollers have come a long way. So easy.
Cons
-I would have liked at least a little grip on the tires, but it's not advertised as an off-road type stroller so..
-Single sided braking mechanism feels weird. I like having that visual confirmation that BOTH wheels are locked for some reason.
-Standing upright after being folded is a nice feature but in order to do so it balances on the folded handlebar. Since the material is more fragile there I put a wrap over it so the bar wouldn't get damaged or ripped etc.

Overall one of the best baby-related purchases we've made.

United States on Dec 27, 2019

Errica Salinas: Highly recommend this stroller. Very light weight. Easy to maneuver. Opens and closes smoothly. The seat lays down pretty flat so my baby can sleep comfortable. The parent pouches by the handle is conveniently placed and has a zipper pouch that I keep a handy diaper and small pack of wipes for emergency. The easy access cubby door in the front to get underneath to the storage area was a genius idea. The only things I have noticed so far that I don’t necessarily like but can live with is the car seat is a little tough to pop out of the locks and even harder if there is no baby in the car seat. You have to put your foot on the front and tug pretty hard to lift it. Also if there is no baby/car seat in the stroller it can easily tip over at any moment with a fully stocked diaper bag hanging from the handle with stroller straps. Also, the 5-point harness connector is pretty tough to lock/unlock. Other than those few things (which I can easily live with) it’s awesome and I highly recommend!

United States on Dec 19, 2019

Greg: My fav review before buying this was the guy who got shouted at with a "wide load coming through!" comment. So dang true and I hear it in my head whenever I'm going through any type of crowd.

We did a ton of research and settled on this one since we already have the Britax single and the car seat. Look, if you're tossing two kids on a single stroller your doomed in one way or another. I'll save you the hours of research I spent on this. You got 3 options:
1. Back and in front - your stroller is long. It helps for narrow spaces and you won't be bumping into crowds as much but is harder to turn and harder to raise the front of it to get over a curb.
2. Bunkbed - all the strollers that let you put one up and one down, kind of similar to #1 but a lot shorter as the kids are partially stacked. These are the most compact and great for mobility, but visibility of your kids isn't the best, it will be harder to load and unload them, and you don't get as much storage space usually.
3. These side by sides - None of the problems of the first two and great in ever way except one - WIDE LOAD COMING THROUGH! If it calms you down though, it's about the same width of a wheelchair...

Canada on Nov 08, 2019