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Schwinn Mark III Double Bike Trailer and Jogging Stroller

3.1 3.1 out of 5 stars 19 ratings
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  • 20 lightweight alloy wheels and aluminum frame
  • Folds compactly and quick release wheels come off for easy trunk or garage storage
  • Easily converts to a stroller with included kit, Pockets for snacks and drinks
  • Secure harness for use with one or two kids
  • Roomy storage behind seat, Seats two children up to 50 lbs each
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Every day is a great day for a bike ride with the Schwinn Mark III bike trailer. It delivers a smooth ride and a comfortable, secure environment for kids. The easy-to-store design allows you take it on the road for a new adventure every day!

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3.1 out of 5 stars
3.1 out of 5
19 global ratings

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Customers like the ease of conversion of the outdoor recreation product. For example, they mention that it assembles easily and quickly, and it converts in just a couple minutes. They appreciate the performance, weight and quality of the trailer. That said, some complain about the comfort.

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6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

Customers find the conversion of the jogging stroller to bike trailer to be easy. They mention that it assembles easily and quickly, is lightweight, and easy to handle. Some say that it converts from jogger to bike trailor and vice versa with no tools.

"...The conversion is super simple: just flip out a different arm and snap in a quick-release wheel. Converts in just a couple minutes!..." Read more

"...long it takes to do that, but when it arrived it was flat and easy to put together, so I would assume it would transport well." Read more

"This is a great trailer. It's lightweight, rides smooth, very easy to convert between a jogging stroller and bike trailer, and AFFORDABLE..." Read more

"...We saved several $100's of dollars. It easily converts from jogger to bike trailer & vice versa with no tools...." Read more

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Customers are satisfied with the performance of the stroller. They mention that it works great both ways, as a trailer and a jogger. They also say that they have not experienced any problems with it as of yet.

"...Converts in just a couple minutes! Works great both ways...." Read more

"...-but it does work fine as a trailer and our daughter was pretty happy in it if none of the other things bother you." Read more

"...This works great as a jogger, we used it in a 5K on dirt roads and because of the large wheels it was fine to push...." Read more

"...No problems as of yet. 3yr old and 2yr old fit snuggly." Read more

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Customers find the trailer lightweight, easy to push along, and has a lightweight aluminum frame.

"...The unit is light, rolls well (even with 60+lb of kids in it), and has really exceeded my expectations to date...." Read more

"...The lightweight aluminum frame and large wheels make it pretty easy to push along flat surfaces...." Read more

"This is a great trailer. It's lightweight, rides smooth, very easy to convert between a jogging stroller and bike trailer, and AFFORDABLE..." Read more

"...It is very light in weight and is easy to handle. Our 3 month old twins and their car seats fit in the seating area with no problem...." Read more

3 customers mention3 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the outdoor recreation product. They mention it's an excellent product and a legit rig.

"Excellent product, but if you have a 29" tire, it will rub the front of the cart, eventually it will make a huge hole in the front...." Read more

"This rig is legit. belts aren't as good as some of the pricier makes but it is built strong. No problems as of yet. 3yr old and 2yr old fit snuggly." Read more

"Great product..." Read more

3 customers mention3 positive0 negative

Customers like the rolling of the outdoor recreation product. They mention that it is light, it rolls well, and it rides smoothly. Some say that the large wheels make it easy to push along flat surfaces.

"...The unit is light, rolls well (even with 60+lb of kids in it), and has really exceeded my expectations to date...." Read more

"...I have it attached to a Felt F60 and it rides very smoothly behind me, it slows me down a bit because I'm pulling an extra 55lbs behind me..." Read more

"This is a great trailer. It's lightweight, rides smooth, very easy to convert between a jogging stroller and bike trailer, and AFFORDABLE..." Read more

3 customers mention3 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the value of the outdoor recreation product. They mention that it's a great product for the price and definitely worth it.

"...This thing is definetely worth it. A great value!" Read more

"...easy to convert between a jogging stroller and bike trailer, and AFFORDABLE (we paid under two forty)!..." Read more

"Great product for the price. My two kids fit fine (a five yr old and a one yr old), but they are closely together." Read more

6 customers mention0 positive6 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the comfort of the outdoor recreation product. They mention that it has a slouchy seat and lacks formed or cushioned seats.

"...on a 1-hr bike ride was basically lying on her side from the slouchy seat and lack of firm harness to support her upright...." Read more

"...other complaint as other reviews have pointed out is the lack of formed/cushioned seats. The kids are strapped in securely but its not very comfy...." Read more

"...People say there's not enough padding, but I haven't noticed it being a problem...." Read more

"...The bike trailer not comfortable for kids at all...." Read more

Top reviews from the United States

Eric Wescot
4.0 out of 5 stars Great Value!
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2010
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We recently picked up the Mark III bike trailer and jogging stroller. We wanted a trailer so we could go riding as a family, and the fact that this converts between stroller and jogger without a special kit was an added bonus. The conversion is super simple: just flip out a different arm and snap in a quick-release wheel. Converts in just a couple minutes! Works great both ways. As a recreational triathlete, this is great as I can train two sports even while on parenting duty.

The unit is light, rolls well (even with 60+lb of kids in it), and has really exceeded my expectations to date. The interior is a little rough and tumble for the little ones, but neither kid has complained, and the sling seat holds them up off the bars perfectly well. There's plenty of room inside too, for a couple toys, extra water bottle, juice boxes for the little ones, and anything else you might want to stash.

I was especially pleased that I could get all the base features I was looking for (shocks would have been nice, but honestly, do we need those?) for under $300. I had some friends who recommended other great units, but all of them were well beyond my price point. This thing is definetely worth it. A great value!
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Triathlon K
5.0 out of 5 stars Very Satisfied Overall
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2010
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I have had this stroller for a couple of months now and run with my ~25lbs son riding along. I tried to make the seat more comfortable for him with some cushy shoulder straps made for child car seats and zip-tied a barbell pad underneath the seating area along the metal frame. My only concern with this stroller was the part of the frame that goes beneath the seating area, but the ~$10 pad fixed that. I would definitely recommend this stroller to others looking to save some money not springing for a BOB/Croozer/Burley. The lightweight aluminum frame and large wheels make it pretty easy to push along flat surfaces. I am able to give a push every 3 steps or so and it easily rolls in front of me without interrupting my stride much. Besides getting cranky from being a bit bored, he seems quite comfortable and has fallen asleep many times while riding in it. I usually run between 3-5miles while pushing the stroller and usually ride around 15-20miles while biking with it. With the rain shield up it seems to get plenty of airflow, but with it down I think it gets a little stuffy in there. I am in a 65-85 degree climate when I use it. I have run in some rain and he has stayed dry, the fabric is water resistant, but it needs to sit out after getting wet so it can dry for a while. Converting it from running to biking takes about ~2min to get it switched over and attached to your bike. I have it attached to a Felt F60 and it rides very smoothly behind me, it slows me down a bit because I'm pulling an extra 55lbs behind me (I'm 6'4" 195lbs) but other than slowing me down by 1-2mph I don't even notice it back there. I don't fold it up to transport it anywhere, so I'm not sure about how long it takes to do that, but when it arrived it was flat and easy to put together, so I would assume it would transport well.
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kenshop
2.0 out of 5 stars Returned it.
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2012
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It just was too bulky and cumbersome to really be worth the money. We park our bikes inside and this doesn't fit through a normal door so we had to take it off the bike each time and turn it on it's side to fit it through the door frame. Also, the security straps are useless and totally flimsy. Our daughter, who is 17 months, on a 1-hr bike ride was basically lying on her side from the slouchy seat and lack of firm harness to support her upright. The "jogger handle" is kind of weird and just clamps onto the outside of the fabric around the back bars but I guess it would work if we found the whole in-and-out-of-the-house effort to be worthwhile. Lastly, don't plan on taking it anywhere with you! It's a HUGE hassle to fold down and VERY heavy. Not what we were hoping for and not worth paying over two hundred dollars for. -but it does work fine as a trailer and our daughter was pretty happy in it if none of the other things bother you.
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A. Kretschmer
1.0 out of 5 stars Uncomfortable for Children
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2009
We are extremely unhappy with this product. There are a couple of reasons for this. First, the fabric of the cover is tearing where it stretches too tightly over a metal bar. When we bought this product in December we thought it was because of the cold weather in our area. We were sent a new cover free of charge, but waited to attach it until the summer. The tearing is happening again, so I would consider that to be a defect of the manufacturing of this product, and not the weather, as I previously assumed. I don't want to continue ordering new covers for this product. We have only used it about 6 times since we purchased it, so I know this tearing is not due to over use or abuse.

As I mentioned earlier, we have only used the product 6 times. We first tried it out in December with our daughter. She HATED it. I could tell she wasn't comfortable, the straps would pinch her neck, she slid down and had to be constantly readjusted, and we had to put pillows under her because the bars seemed so exposed that they were hurting her to sit on them! Instead of returning the product, however, we decided that she just wasn't ready for it, and decided to wait until spring/summer to try it out again. So we waited, only to find that the same issues apply now, at a year and a half! The issue with the straps is even worse when using the carrier with a bicycle, and even borderline dangerous. She just screams because she is so uncomfortable.

Additionally, this product won't fit through a standard sized doorway, so when my husband is away in Iraq for a year, and I am pregnant with our second child, I will be forced to somehow lift, manuever, and turn the carrier to get it inside the house, by myself! It also is an inconvenience when taking a walk to the grocery store or anywhere else for that matter.

If possible, I would simply return this product to the retailer where I purchased it. However, we chose to wait to see if the carrier would eventually work, because we wanted to use it and enjoy it. We thought we were purchasing a top of the line product, and at almost $300 the problems we couldn't imagine the carrier being as uncomfortable and defective as it was. We thought it was user error, but now we see that these problems are chronic issues we will always have with this carrier. If you are selling something for almost $300, it should be padded in the seat area, the straps should not be uncomfortable for a child or difficult to adjust, not to mention dangerous when pulled behind a bicycle, and the material used should be tough enough to withstand extreme weather conditions. (Considering this product won't fit through a doorway, you should assume it is being kept in a garage or out of doors!) Despite the high price tag, this carrier is not of high quality and our daughter does not enjoy using it, which means we don't enjoy using it either, which is why we have only FORCED ourselves to use it 6 times since we have owned it.
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