Upon searching, it seems the terms Bye-bye buggy and RunAbout are used interchangeably....
Angeles Runabout 6 Passenger Daycare Commercial Bye Bye Stroller w/ Canopy
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Angeles-R...nopy/841440343
Although they appear to be two different strollers. Weird but hoping you were able to find the info about it that you were looking for.
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lol! It's both a gift and a curse.
I think my brain files things in a weird way so searching something always ends up being easy for me. haha! -
Looks like that's the manual for the bye-bye buggy? I was able to get ahold of a retailer. They sent me the manual, but there is no longer any way to accommodate an infant under six months. I saw an old forum post about how, two iterations ago, there was a base that a car seat would click into. The representative I talked to said that they "got into trouble with that." I don't know if that means an injury or a patent issue.
That's too bad, because I really like the look of the runabout and I really hate the look of the bye-bye buggy, but it looks like that's the one I will be purchasing. -
If I ever need a detective, I know where to find one; you are awesome, BC!
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I do not have one but I did find the owners manual. Here: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/18...ye.html#manualLeave a comment:
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Questions About Runabout Stroller
1. Do you have the Angeles version of the Runabout stroller? How has it held up?
2. Can you attach an infant car seat to it?
3. Different sellers show two different wheel styles: a slim wheel and a fat wheel. All the listings say it's solid material and can't go flat. Is this true of both styles? Which one is the current style, and do you have any opinion about either one?
4. Do you know where I can find an electronic version of the manual? It doesn't seem to be posted anywhere that one would expect to find it.
Angeles has just been purchased by another company, making this the third parent company for the Runabout. I have reached out directly to the manufacturer to look for answers to my questions, but I want to hear from those of you who are using the product under typical conditions.
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