With a trusted name like Baby Trend has many options, choosing the best stroller for your baby can be overwhelming. And Baby Trend, known for low prices and creative designs, has a stroller for almost every lifestyle — whether you need to jog in the park, run errands with a baby or two. In a comparison look into Baby Trend, we take a closer look at four models, the Expedition Jogger, the Snap-N-Go EX Universal, the Sit N Stand Double, and the Expedition 2-in-1 Stroller Wagon. We’ll cover their features, pros, cons, and best use cases to help you find the right match for your family.
Overview of Baby Trend Strollers
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Model |
Category |
Price (Approx.) |
Weight |
Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Expedition Jogger |
Jogging Stroller |
$120-$150 |
23.6 lbs |
Active parents, casual joggers |
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Snap-N-Go EX Universal |
Stroller Frame |
$46-$59 |
14 lbs |
Newborns, parents needing a car seat carrier |
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Sit N Stand Double |
Double Stroller |
$135-$180 |
30-36 lbs |
Families with two children of different ages |
|
Expedition 2-in-1 Wagon |
Stroller Wagon |
$200 |
40 lbs |
Families with two kids, park outings |
Detailed Comparison
Design and Portability
Expedition Jogger: 2-hand, compact fold; 23.6 lbs; front wheel must come off for storage The 16-inch rear and 12-inch front pneumatic rubber tires make it nimble on grass or gravel, but the ride is less than ideal for tight quarters.
Snap-N-Go EX Universal: This stroller frame is the lightest at 14 lbs, and it folds with just one hand when you store it in your trunk. Its minimalist frame emphasizes portability, but it accommodates only infant car seats, so its lifespan is limited.
Sit N Stand Double: 30–36 lbs, bulkier with a wider frame for two kids. Folding and unfolding it also requires both hands — a two-hand fold is less compact and therefore more challenging to stow in small for tight quarters. It is engineered to be stable, not portable.
Expedition 2-in-1 Wagon: At 40 lbs., it’s the heaviest; it has a flat fold that doesn’t stand upright. With its larger footprint, it’s more comfortable for larger vehicles, though less practical for frequent fold/unfold or urban use.
Winner: Snap-N-Go EX Universal for being ultra-light and easy to fold and just right for quick trips.
Comfort and Safety
Expedition Jogger: Features a reclining, padded seat with a 5-point harness and a swing-away child tray. The canopy offers the benefit of decent sun protection, however without suspension it is a bumpier ride on rougher surfaces.
Snap-N-Go EX Universal: No seat or padding because it’s a car seat carrier and relies on the comfort of the car seat. It comes with a 5-point harness adapter and a parent tray for ease, but has no canopies.
Sit N Stand should be with two padded seats (50lbs limit) with 5-point harnesses. Older kids will be fine in the rear seat or standing platform, but the rain coverage is poor for the second child under the canopy.
Expedition 2-in-1 Wagon: Padded seating for 2 kids (50-lb limit each) AND 3-point harnesses. It has a nap mat for lounging and a big canopy, but seats do not recline flat.
Winner: Expedition 2-in-1 Wagon for improved canopy coverage, padded seats, and a nap mat for longer outings.
Terrain and Maneuverability
Expedition Jogger — Designed for light jogging it has a lockable front swivel wheel and pneumatic tires which make this one easy to handle over grass, gravel and sidewalks. It lacks adjustable tracking, however, so it can veer off on uneven routes.
Snap-N-Go EX Universal: Best for urban settings, small plastic wheels on this stroller do best on smooth surfaces such as malls or sidewalks. It can’t quite manage on grass or gravel.
Sit N Stand Double: So-so foam-filled tires provide some good maneuverability for flat, paved roads but don’t adjust for rougher terrain. It has a wider frame that can feel clumsy in tight sections.
Expedition 2-in-1 Wagon: Foam rubber tires do well on grass and pavement; not so well on sand. Its stoller-like steering makes it easier to push than most wagons, but it’s not as agile in tight quarters.
WINNER: Expedition Jogger, for its all-terrain functionality ideal for active moms and dads.
Car Seat Compatibility
Expedition Jogger: Works with Baby Trend infant car seats (e.g., EZ Flex-Loc) using an included adapter to become a travel system for newborns.
Snap-N-Go EX Universal: Takes most major-brand infant car seats (for example some Graco, Chicco, Evenflo) via a strap system, although the fit can feel less secure than a click-in design.
Sit N Stand Double: Hold up to two Baby Trend car seats, making it perfect for twins or two siblings close in age and comes with adapters.
Expedition 2-in-1 Wagon: Features a universal car seat adapter for one Baby Trend or other major-brand car seat, but not for two children.
Winner: Sit N Stand Double due to dual car seat compatibility, a feature also somewhat rare on double strollers.
Storage and Extras
Expedition Jogger: A parent tray with two cup holders, a child tray, and a large under-basket. Storage is plentiful but harder to access with the seat reclined.
Snap-N-Go EX Universal: Has a large under-basket and a parent tray with cup holders. Car seat functionality with only one option like a child tray.
Sit N Stand Double: Comes with a medium basket, as well as parent tray. Storage is good, but hard to access with two kids on board.
Expedition 2-in-1 Wagon: Features an enormous storage basket, parent and child cup holders, a snack tray. It also features side pockets for extra gear, making it perfect for day trips.
WINNER: Expedition 2-in-1 Wagon for its expansive storage and family-friendly extras.
Price and Value
Expedition Jogger: At $120 to $150, it’s a bargain for a jogging stroller with travel system capability, although tire maintenance (e.g., flat tires from uneven terrain) incurs minor costs.
Snap-N-Go EX Universal: The least expensive at $46-$59, it’s a value choice for infant parents, but short-term use compromises long-term value.
Sit N Stand Double: $135-$180, depending on style, value buy for families who need a versatile double stroller, especially with the car seat support.
Price: $200 (Jan. 2023), This is the most expensive option, but if you’re looking for the nap mat or versatility in transportation for 2+ children, it might be well worth the cost.
Award Winner: Expedition Jogger for its affordability and function for active families
Pros and Cons
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Model |
Pros |
Cons |
|---|---|---|
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Expedition Jogger |
Lightweight, all-terrain tires, travel system, affordable |
No suspension, basic fold, tire maintenance |
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Snap-N-Go EX Universal |
Ultra-light, cheap, universal car seat compatibility, easy fold |
Short-term use, no canopy, less secure car seat fit |
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Sit N Stand Double |
Dual car seat support, versatile for two kids, good value |
Bulky, limited canopy for rear child, basic wheels |
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Expedition 2-in-1 Wagon |
Huge storage, nap mat, large canopy, fun for kids |
Heavy, struggles on sand, pricier |
Parent Feedback
Expedition Jogger: Parents appreciate its wallet-friendly price and smooth ride on park trails (4.1/5 average rating), though some experience tire problems or a wobbly frame after the jogger sees heavy use.
Snap-N-Go EX Universal: Excellent ratings (4.0/5) for newborn convenience, though some say its strap system is less reliable than the click-in models.
Sit N Stand Double: Liked how flexible it was with siblings (4.2/5), though some reviews mention durability issues (eg. fabric fraying).
Expedition 2-in-1 Wagon: Great for family outings (4.3/5), thousands of positive reviews for storage and kid appeal, common complaint is weight.
Who These Strollers Are Best for
Expedition Jogger: Great for active parents who jog or walk on varied terrain and want a budget-friendly travel system for an infant or toddler (up to 50 lbs).
Snap-N-Go EX Universal — Ideal for new parents looking for a light, temporary way to transport an infant car seat during their first 6–12 months.
Sit N Stand Double: Ideal for growing families with two kids (infant to 5 years) requiring an everyday double stroller that can adapt to their needs.
Expedition 2-in-1 Wagon: Ideal for parents of two young kids who like to take park trips, festivals or outings and are looking for an exciting, roomy alternative to traditional buggies.
Final Verdict
Once the strollers are unfolded, the Baby Trend tracks well in their aspect:
Best Outdoor Jogger for Active Parents: Expedition Jogger
Best for Newborns: Snap-N-Go EX Universal. There arent many deals when it comes to new parents Skiphop offers probably the best for the price.
Best for Two Kids: Sit N Stand Double works for siblings of various ages.
Best for Family Outings: 2-in-1 Expedition Wagon is the ideal choice for both use and comfort with friends.
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