What is a "flip flop friendly" stroller?

[Anonymous]

I see this sometimes, usually in the context of brakes but not always. I have no idea what it means. Does it mean that if the tire rolls over your foot if you accidentally don;t press the brakes, it doesn't hurt too much even if you wear flip flops?

[Anonymous]

I always thought it meant the handle can flip to the other side if you want your baby to face you or have the baby face outwards.

[Anonymous]

I think it means you don't need to use the top of your foot to deactivate the brake.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it means you don't need to use the top of your foot to deactivate the brake.

+1 pressing down engaged and releases the brakes

[Anonymous]

That would be nice! Our stroller seems a little rough on my nice work shoes, too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it means you don't need to use the top of your foot to deactivate the brake.

+1 pressing down engaged and releases the brakes

Yes, I think this is it. FWIW, my Valcobaby Snap is this way, and I love it, for this reason and many others. I also love flip-flops.

[Anonymous]

My stroller is definitely not flip flop friendly Drives me nuts half the year.