
Baby Trend Tango
Full-size
- Weight
- 20.15 lb
- Folded size
- 31 x 23 x 17 in
- Handlebar height
- not published
Best for: A self-standing fold and a car seat option, at a budget price
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Where Baby Trend names a car seat, it names one of its own. All six of its strollers cost under $250, from the $135 Tango to the $240 Expedition 2-in-1 Wagon. The Tango (20.15 lb, folded 31 x 23 x 17 inches) lists the Ally 35 infant seat, and the Expedition Jogger (24 lb, $150) takes EZ-Lift seats through its child tray. The Passport Carriage converts to a carriage mode but the maker's page names no seat, and the Sit N' Stand Ultra says it fits infant seats in both the front and rear positions without naming any; Baby Trend prints no weight or folded size for that one, so it has no carry-on check here. The two wagons, the Navigator (35 lb) and Expedition (37.88 lb), both fold to 45 inches long and are for children 6 months and up who sit unassisted, with no car-seat option. Every stroller is rated to 50 lb and the wagons to 55 lb; no warranty length is recorded.
Ordered by price, lowest first.

Full-size
Best for: A self-standing fold and a car seat option, at a budget price
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Full-size
Best for: A flat nap position without buying a separate bassinet
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Jogging
Best for: Casual walkers and joggers on a tight budget
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Double
Best for: A toddler plus a preschooler, on a double that costs little

Stroller wagon
Best for: Two toddlers who each want their own canopy
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Stroller wagon
Best for: Two toddlers, or one child and gear, on paths and outings
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