Bumbleride Queen B

1. Baby Bargains

The 2010 edition of the popular baby-gear book "Baby Bargains" primarily addresses overall stroller brands, although the authors do discuss a few individual models within each brand. Letter grades (A through F) are offered for brands only. The Bumbleride Queen B is noted to be Bumbleride's most expensive model.

Review: Strollers, Denise and Alan Fields, Eighth edition, 2010

2. BabyGizmo.com

Senior editors at BabyGizmo.com provide a detailed review of the Bumbleride Queen B, 2009 edition, noting the large wheels and suspension which provide a comfortable ride. The authors also note that unlike traditional prams, the Queen B features front pivoting wheels and can be folded, adding functionality. The adjustable handlebar has been updated for the 2010 model, with a two-button push that allows the bar to be adjusted to 11 levels.

Review: Bumbleride Queen B Stroller 2009 – Lava, Baby Gizmo Senior Editors, Not Dated

3. RatedByMom.com

A parent reviewer provides a lengthy and descriptive review of the Bumbleride Queen B on RatedbyMom.com, a site owned and operated by BabyGizmo.com. The author says that the Queen B is stylish and functional, with ample storage and convenience features, although it's not ideal for navigating through tight spaces.

Review: Untitled, Hollie Schultz, March 18, 2009

4. BabyStrollerSearch.com

Editors of BabyStrollerSearch.com list pros and cons of the Bumbleride Queen B in this balanced review. On the plus side, the included bassinet is noted, along with the soft, well-padded seat. On the downside, however, editors say the Queen B is expensive and the aluminum cargo basket (positioned underneath the seat) is sturdy but impractical.

Review: Bumbleride Queen B – Baby Stroller Search Review, Editors of BabyStrollerSearch.com, Not Dated

5. StrollerReviews.net

Bumbleride offered a Queen B stroller to the author of this article in exchange for the review. One of the best features of the Bumbleride Queen B, according to this review, is the ability to reverse the seat so your child can face you or face away from you. The author also says the adjustable handlebar makes the Queen B comfortable for herself and her husband.

Review: Untitled, Sarah Henderson, July 30, 2009

6. BabyEarth.com

Fewer than 10 owners have offered feedback on the Bumbleride Queen B, but the reviews available are detailed. Owners contribute to an overall average rating of 4 stars out of 5, although several reviewers say maneuverability isn't the best, and the stroller is heavy and bulky, even when folded.

Review: Queen B Carriage Stroller by Bumbleride, Contributors to BabyEarth.com