Jj Cole Polar Bundleme Sassy

so great! one of the nicest features, the elastic part on top where the head is located -- when you are inside the car or a store, it flips inside out and fits nicely around the top edge of an infant car seat (chicco) so the grey inner lining faces outwards. You can easily flip it back so the outer shell faces back out and have it wrap snugly around your child's head to shield him or her from the wind & cold when you are outdoors, as it appears in the photos. double zippers on both sides is a nice design. zippers are a bit cumbersome in that you do need to constantly check that no fabric catches in them. to avoid unsafe seatbelt issues w/jackets-- this bundleme is much better than having to dress and undress your kid out of a snowsuit or big jackets everytime you come indoors or outdoors. for that reason alone... so worth it. the price is steep, but you can get at least 3-4 winters out of this...plus if you have family members who constantly comment on how your child is too cold... this bundle me will shut them up.

This is a great purchase for city dwellers with a baby! My 14 month old has gotten to a point in which blankets just don't stay on the stroller anymore. So I looked at many bunting bags before finally deciding on this as the quality and price were right. I just couldn't justify the 7am ones as they are quite pricey. It fits my Uppa baby Cruz great. It is well made and the inside is a cozy velour type material. Although, I just bought this and it is still Fall I do believe that it will be warm and cozy in the winter. I took the sunshade off my stroller and the attached this as it has a Velcro t shaped strap at the top. This would also would work well in a car seat but may be too hot as you normally would have the heat on in the car. So this is definitely more suitable for the stroller. It is also pretty long so it will last a while as your child grows.

UPDATED REVIEW - OCTOBER 27, 2016 I ordered another one of these for our second child. The new one has a zipper going down the middle, not around the sides, so you can't remove the top part. I'm not sure which one you will receive if you order from Amazon, but just be aware that there is a newer version. PROS: It is easier to get child in and out with only one zipper. It works better on a double stroller (side-by-side) because the zipper is easily accessibly. CONS: You can no longer remove the top part when it is warm and leave the liner on the stroller. Additionally, I would just like to add that the outer pocket on the 7am Enfant 212 Evolution (not the Chevron) is more accessible than the outer pocket on the Polar Bundleme. It is easier to stick a hat/gloves into the 7am Enfant pocket with the wider opening. The Polar Bundleme is a few inches longer than the 7am Enfant 212 Evolution. I needed 2 new stroller blankets for my double stroller, and the Polar Bundleme was too long at its longest length - it was getting caught in the wheels. So for my double stroller (Mountain Buggy Duet), I have the 212 Evolution, but for my single stroller (Uppababy Vista), I have the Polar Bundleme. ORIGINAL REVIEW - DECEMBER 13, 2014 I am writing this same review for three items: JJ Cole Polar Bundleme, 7 a.m Enfant Blanket 212 Evolution, and 7 a.m. Enfant Blanket 212 Chevron. I compared many different stroller sacks by reading online reviews and narrowed it down to these 3. I ordered these 3 items to test, and finally selected the JJ Cole Polar Bundleme. I am looking for something new to use with the stroller (Uppababy Vista) during long walks when the temperature is in the 20-40 degrees Fahrenheit range (winter in NY). Overall: I selected the JJ Cole Polar Bundleme because it is larger. The top blanket can also be zipped halfway down or fully removed for less coverage on a warmer day. Size: The Polar Bundleme was wider and longer at its biggest size than the 7 a.m. Enfant blankets at their biggest size. The narrower profile of the 7am Enfant blankets looked a little cleaner on the stroller, but from a practical standpoint I feel like a wider blanket will possibly last longer with a growing child. The 7am Enfant might be cozier for an infant because you can make it very small by removing both bottom pieces. Materials: They both felt very nice. The 7am Enfant blankets felt plusher and thicker than the Polar Bundleme, but the Polar Bundleme still felt very nice and high quality. NOTE: I also looked at the Uppababy BabyGanoosh Footmuff - the fabric just seemed very light and flimsy and not as cushy as the Polar Bundleme or 7am Enfant blankets. I'm sure that the Uppababy footmuff is warm, but I just wanted something more plush and cozy feeling for my daughter. Also, the Uppababy one didn't have a hood. Usability: I think it's a little easier to get a kid in and out of the 7am Enfant blankets because they have a single central zipper vs the two side zippers of then JJ Cole blankets. But I liked that you can completely remove the top part of the JJ Cole blankets if it gets hot, whereas you can only open up the 7am Enfant blankets and push them to the side. I also like that you can zip down the JJ Cole blanket halfway - that way, you can cover just their legs if they already have a coat on top. These were big pluses for me, especially because in the fall and spring the temperature can vary so much from day to day. I liked that you could unzip the hood of the 7am Enfant Blanket 212 Evolution and push it off to the sides. NOTE THAT YOU CANNOT DO THIS WITH THE 7AM ENFANT BLANKET 212 CHEVRON - they look very similar in pictures, but they are not exactly the same. I also liked that you could flip back the hood of the Polar Bundleme and wrap it around the top of the stroller or car seat to keep it out of the way (I have to remove the sunshade on my stroller to do this). Comfort for Child: The 7am Enfant blankets came up a little higher and you could tighten the hood opening, so they might keep the child a little more enclosed. But I felt the Polar Bundleme was more than sufficient for our needs. My daughter seemed fine in it tonight wearing just footie pajamas (no undershirt) and it was 37 degrees outside. The bottom of the Polar Bundleme might be a little annoying to some kids because the extension piece tucks in at the bottom when the blanket is set up on the smaller size. The extension piece decreases the amount of room for the child's feet a bit when it's not being used, but I didn't think that it would be a big deal for my daughter - she still had plenty of room. The 7am Blankets were a little nicer here because the extension piece zips out completely...although then you have to keep track of this random extension piece! Fit on Stroller: They both fit very well on the Uppababy Vista. As I said above, the narrower 7am Enfant blankets looked a little cleaner. I liked the straps that attached the Polar Bundleme better, however. The Polar Bundleme had a strap that goes around the entire back of the stroller to secure the top part of the blanket so the hood doesn't slide down. The 7am Enfant blankets had two loops that go around the side bars of the stroller - but on the Uppababy Vista there is material in the way, so you can't really use these loops. It felt like the Polar Bundleme wouldn't slide down as much as the 7am Enfant blankets on the Uppababy Vista. I liked the nonskid backing of the 7am Enfant blankets. Colors: The 212 Chevron in pink/purple was super cute, but the neon pink clashed with my darker pink stroller color. It was also too much going on with the pink and black stroller. I liked the matte black color of the Polar Bundleme better than the shiny black color of the 212 Evolution with my stroller (I got it in metallic silver). The 212 Evolution is shown in a matte black color on the 7am Enfant website, but it seemed to be out of stock everywhere I looked. I could only find matte black with a gray hood, which looked kind of weird to me. NOTE: I have seen some images online of a black and pink 212 Chevron, but couldn't find it anywhere to purchase. I contacted 7am Enfant and they said that this color never actually went into production, so it isn't available. Price: The Polar Bundleme ($109) was significantly less expensive than the 7am Enfant blankets ($189).

Liked that this is expandable. My son always felt really warm when I took him out so that's the only way I can assume that it kept him warm. The negatives: It's a bit difficult to attach to my Bob. I couldn't and still can't figure out how to "fit" this onto the stroller. It doesn't attach to the back padding very well. The top of the Bundleme does not cover his head. It's way too low. I figured I could fix this by pulling the Bundleme higher and adjust the shoulder straps on the stroller to hold it in place but it didn't work. Maybe it's me but, like I said, I just couldn't figured this thing out. Maybe this isn't compatible with a Bob.

The one I got is different from the web description and has one zipper in the middle instead of two on the sides. The top can’t be removed nor can the front cover piece roll down as shown in the pictures and the video. The zipper in the center keeps poking at my little one’s face. The material doesn’t feel high quality either. Ordered a replacement with the hope that this one was just a mistake. Have not received the replacement yet but just be aware that you may get one that’s not what you expected.

This product is GREAT for keeping a child warm in a stroller. It fits our Baby Jogger Summit X3 well. I know some people have had trouble getting it to fit on jogging strollers. The reason it works on the Summit is because the canopy on the stroller detaches (it's Velcroed on), so you can pull it apart at the places where you need to thread the straps of the BundleMe between the canopy and the stroller frame. There is a set of straps that goes around the sides of the stroller and a single strap that attaches the hood of the BundleMe to the stroller (you attach this strap to the horizontal strap). It was very easy to put on the stroller, and it's easy to zip the front panel off if you don't need it. It's nice to be able to quickly zip it on or off in the fall or spring when the weather varies without having to remove the whole thing.

A MUST HAVE - for Canadian Winters. My granddaughter is a very tall 3 years old and this fits her perfectly and will fit her for another year for sure.

Tal y como se describe, es súper calientito, queda muy bien en la carriola y no se está batallando por qué se caiga la cobija. Me encanto y es muy funcional. El precio excelente muy por debajo que en otras partes

Very cozy, warm. Fits any stroller. I'm confident it will provide the best protection in cold weather. I would like if the upper layer had buttons and loos to attach when the full coverage isn't required.

It felt like it was made well and would keep your LO pretty warm. I loved the idea of it but I think it is meant to fit on strollers like the Uppababy and ones with a similar design. It didn't fit my Graco stroller therefore I had to return it.

This bag is great! So nice and soft and cozy inside, waterproof/resistant shell. Our little guy looks so warm and snug in there, no more worrying that he'll kick off a blanket, or stick his hands or feet out.