ShadyBaby Universal Stroller Parasol, Rocket Dots (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

What an awesome product. I live in a small mountain town with over 300 days of sunshine and my stroller's shade wasn't long enough to cover my son's legs. This does an awesome job of doing just that. You can adjust it to block sun from any direction. It keeps my son protected from the harmful UV rays and keeps the sun out of his eyes when we are walking in the afternoon. I love the cute patterns they have to choose from. The only negative thing I have found is that you have to tighten it from time to time as it loses it's position if there is a lot jiggling when you are pushing the stroller. (It does add some extra width to your stroller and takes a little getting used to, so be careful if you are using it in crowded areas.)

The umbrella is adorable and I was excited to use it but we haven't been able to get it to work on our stroller. We have a snap and go and I wanted to use it as both a sunshade and to keep out rain but despite all our efforts to tighten it to the stroller it is quite heavy and it ends up turning - especially when it's open. The other issue is if it is raining when you're using it and it's windy - it just doesn't stay in place. I'm going to test it out on our next stroller but I'm skeptical it is worth the money. For rain you're better off getting a cover.

It is very pretty but that's as far as it goes. Completely useless for blocking out the sun.Would have been more efficient if the handle actually could bend into different directions.I had to keep detaching and attach to different areas of the stroller to make it seem like ithad some use. I actually wanted to return it.

I bought this umbrella to use with our "umbrella" style stroller (similar to the cosco version that you can find here) while on vacation. We wanted something compact, lightweight, and functional. This clamp on umbrella gets five stars in all of those categories.The only problem with it that the umbrella needs to be secured with more than just the provided clamp. We wound up attaching the clamp to one of the front tubes on our umbrella stroller and used binder clips to hold the edge of the umbrella to the top of the stroller.Despite this hack I'm still giving it five stars because it wasn't that much of a hassle. It successfully shaded our daughter head to toe and was easy to stow to the side when not in use.

I ordered this based upon reviews I read. Sorry I did so. Not only does it not stay up right , it does not stay up period no matter how you try to bend it. I have a jogging stroller and a classic stroller style and it won't work on either. It droops before you even finish setting it up how you want it. I see no reason to waste money on this, can see why the company went out of business.

The colors are vibrant and the parasol pole is jointed in a number of places, making it easy to get just the right amount of cover. My babies need shade from the Texas sun.It is *not* an umbrella. We have a raincover for the rain and a parasol for the sun.

It fit in several different places on our stroller, so we were able to get it right where we want it. After that, it takes a simple bend of the inner pole to move the shade. It was brilliant for our toddlers, who took turns sleeping the stroller while we were on the go! That's right, we didn't have to stop for nap time, because they had a shaded place to sleep comfortably.I will probably buy another one, for when we end up having 2 strollers at Disneyland. It's a must-have, as far as I'm concerned. Yay!

Does not grasp stroller tightly and does not stay upright to block sun.