Umbrella folded strollers
Compare rear-frame shape, brake location, wheel spacing and room beneath the handle. Similarity guides the check; it does not confirm fit.
See examples of this styleCHASSIS FIRST. MODEL SECOND.
What makes a useful fitting?
Start with the attachment points and the space around them. Then check the board, brakes and the way you use your pushchair.
Your pushchair doesn't need to appear in the list for you to investigate a fitting.
Use this checklist and similar examples to understand what to look for. If a point is unclear, ask Lascal or your retailer before relying on an arrangement.
A suitable place to attach
Look at the rear chassis for accessible frame tubes. Compare the connector position in the examples and check the instructions for your board. Avoid obstructing cables, hinges or moving parts.
Room for the board
Compare the space behind the pushchair with the board and its adjustable arms. The width quoted for a board is only one check; it does not confirm a complete fitting.
A brake you can still use
Check that the board, arms and connectors leave the parking brake accessible and able to operate normally. Check for contact with the rear wheels.
Space for both of you
Your child needs comfortable standing space and suitable handholds. Check room beneath the handle and behind the seat, and space for your own stride while pushing.
Your everyday configuration
Seat direction, recline, carrycot, handle position and folding can change the fitting. Check the combination you intend to use. A stand-on example does not automatically approve Saddle use.
RECOGNISE YOUR FRAME
Explore different chassis styles
Start with the closest style, then compare the actual attachment area.
Twin umbrella folded strollers
Compare rear-frame shape, brake location, wheel spacing and room beneath the handle. Similarity guides the check; it does not confirm fit.
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Jogging strollers
Compare rear-frame shape, brake location, wheel spacing and room beneath the handle. Similarity guides the check; it does not confirm fit.
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Twin jogging strollers
Compare rear-frame shape, brake location, wheel spacing and room beneath the handle. Similarity guides the check; it does not confirm fit.
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Strollers
Compare rear-frame shape, brake location, wheel spacing and room beneath the handle. Similarity guides the check; it does not confirm fit.
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Twin strollers
Compare rear-frame shape, brake location, wheel spacing and room beneath the handle. Similarity guides the check; it does not confirm fit.
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Prams
Compare rear-frame shape, brake location, wheel spacing and room beneath the handle. Similarity guides the check; it does not confirm fit.
See examples of this styleCHOOSE YOUR BOARD
Mini, Maxi or Maxi + Saddle?
Board size is one part of the check. Always consider the complete arrangement.
BuggyBoard Mini
Published fitting width: 26–50 cm
The smaller platform, with 13 cm foot room in the current fitting-guide comparison.
BuggyBoard Maxi
Published fitting width: 31–54 cm
A larger platform, with 15.5 cm foot room in the current fitting-guide comparison.
BuggyBoard Maxi + Saddle
Published fitting width: 31–54 cm
The same platform dimensions as Maxi. Check Saddle-specific space and restrictions separately.
Dimensions above come from the existing BuggyBoard.info comparison. Follow the instructions supplied with your board; a width match alone does not establish fit.
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