Ranking: 9.4 out of 10
Travelmate
Features: Works with Britax Roundabout, Marathon, Decathlon, Boulevard, Wizard, Advantage; Cosco Alpha Omega, Alpha Omega Elite, Summit High Back, High Back Booster; Eddie Bauer Summit Booster
Description: Go-Go Babyz makes traveling with toddlers a breeze with the new gogo Kidz Travelmate. The gogo Kidz Travelmate is a convenient and safe attachment for your car seat...
Ranking: 9.2 out of 10
Travelmate
Features: Award Winning; Extreme Maneuverability; Accommodates Most Toddler/Convertible Booster Car Seats; Keeps one hand free; Lays flat in the trunk or backseat of the car
Description: Go-Go Babyz makes traveling with toddlers a breeze with the new gogo Kidz Travelmate. The gogo Kidz Travelmate is a convenient and safe attachment for your car seat...
Ranking: 3.8 out of 10
Gogo Babyz Infant Cruizer Car Seat Travel System (for Graco)
Features: Safe click-n-lock base; 12" wheels provide smooth ride on a variety of surfaces, Tilt back capability makes it easy to go up or down curbs stairs without lifting, Can easily be lifted by infant seat handle for safe travel on escalators
Description: Don't struggle to carry your baby in the infant car seat.
The Infant Cruizer AT is so maneuverable and convenient you can take it anywhere - restaurants, the drug store, doctor's office, taxis, trains and more...
Ranking: 2.1 out of 10
Gogo Babyz Car Seat Protector Bag
Features: Must have for traveling parents.; Car seat protector bag.; Use with Gogo Baby Travelmate or on its own with car seat.
Description: Perfect for jetsetting families, this car seat protector bag has been specifically designed to accommodate most standard car seats. The heavy woven fabric helps protect your car seat and seat cushion when you and your baby are "on the go." If you need the carseat on the plane and own the GoGo Travelmate, the Car Seat Protector Bag features two zipped openings at the bottom of the bag for the gogo Kidz wheels and a Velcro opening at the top of the bag for the gogo Kidz handle to come through...
