Manito Elegance Plus Stroller Weather Shield/Rain Cover, Green

This item fit well, was easy to put onto the stroller and stayed put; it did the intended job very well. There were some blind spots for the baby, when it was pulled in different directions. I wish it had more transparent areas, but overall, I really like it and would not trade it for another option at this time.Background: Had to take the in-laws to JFK. There was no way I could take the baby into that environment. I know the Mask Debate, but when you see ppl walking around with not only the gloves and mask, but also a big face shield, you know it is by choice. However, little children and babies were being strolled around with no protection. Many travelers and even quite a few members of the viewed staff did not have on the mask correctly or were using it as a neck or chin warmer. I did not want their possibly infected droplets to get into my little itty pretty one's immune/respiratory system. This is a must have for right now. I know something can still pass, but it definitely helped keep her protected to a degree. I did not take it out in the rain and the baby was sleeping most of the time while in the airport. So, I did not need to take her out of it. She was comfortable in it; did not get scared. She could see nicely out of it. I will say though, when my husband opened it, he said we could not use it bc it is blue, not clear. I checked and saw some of the review pics show a clear plastic viewing area, when others show a blue one. I thought, "Oh no! we got the blue one and it looks like it will give the baby a headache with the swirling on it" Once I got home from work, I saw it is a protective coating on the in- and outsides of the plastic panels. They were removed and all was great! :) Remove the protective coating from the viewing panels people, don't call Customer Service about it, bc they told me I can return it and gave no solution. lol :) Overall it is a very good product.

We are very happy with this weather shield. We previously used a Jeep plastic cover for rain, and that only lasted one season due to tears along the seams and holes in the middle of the cover with no apparent cause. For that reason, I shopped by reviews for this cover and am so glad to have found it, and have since recommended it to my other mommy friends bc I just can't keep the secret to myself! I initially was looking for a rain cover, but this is SO much more.Pros:- fits around the entire stroller: keeps wind/ rain/ snow from getting inside the covered area, collects things that my toddler drops to the side while she's in the stroller, and essentially weather proofs everything but the handlebar and wheels!- ease of use: large zippered opening, to get my toddler in and out of the stroller. Additionally, there is a velcro fastener that holds in place the zippered cover when open, which is helpful when I'm getting her in/out of the stroller, or when we want to have it open because we're inside or no longer need to protect our toddler from the weather.- flexibility: can keep it on my umbrella stroller when folding it up. The cover stays in place with elastic hems and S-hooks that go around the wheels.- versatility: fits on both our Chicco Liteway umbrella stroller and BOB Revolution jogging stroller- structured: doesn't fall flat on my toddler, stays "boxy" while on the stroller, the clear plastic windows are made of a harder plastic that doesn't bend- roomy: my toddler doesn't feel or look cooped up inside, she has to stretch her arms out to touch the cover.- weather proof: the first day we used this was a windy day with snow flurries, and our toddler was cozy warm inside this cover (also inside a BundleMe pouch and warm coat). The cover creates a warm space for her, where she doesn't feel harsh wind and isn't bothered by snow or rain.- bonus storage: there are 2 flat hanging pockets by the handlebars.- bonus bag: comes with a storage bag, to fold and go if needed.Cons:I haven't experienced any cons yet, but will update my review if we do!

I love this cover. I bought in preparation for what turned out to be an underwhelming El Nino this year, because I take care of my nephew a few days a week. Though it didn't rain as much or as hard as anticipated, the cover also kept him warm when the wind was blowing particularly hard.Pros:* Large viewing area for the toddler. At first, it kind of freaked him out to be fully enclosed, but he got used to it.* Side vents keep the front pane, which is a sold piece of plastic, not that floppy kind that you can use as a table-cloth cover, from fogging over.* I don't know how "water-proof" it is because we didn't experience "torrential downpour" like we did during the El Nino in the 90's. But it did keep him dry when it rained.* It fit my Britax except for the very front, where there were ties and dongles that were confusing and difficult for me to secure. But everything else was pretty snug.Cons:* It was annoying explaining to some moms that it has a lot of vents and my nephew was not going to suffocate inside. Seriously. I got this remark at least once a day that we used it.* It takes a minute or two to put it on and take it off, especially if you're being careful about the front "solid" panes. They're made of a transparent plastic with the rigidity almost like those plastic cutting boards. The downside is that if you dent it, it leaves a permanent white mark.* Because of this, storage can also be an issue. You can't just roll it up or fold it haphazardly if you want to keep the integrity of the clear front pane.* If the front is open, it has a tendency to flop around my nephew's feet, so he just ends up kicking it out of the way and his feet hang out.

June 2013:So this is an update to my previous review below. This cover is the best ever. We took it to Belgium and as expected, it rained a lot. Made really good use of it and my baby was kept nice and dry and warm in there. The zippered windown came in really handy, specially when we would go come out of the rain and into the super market. She could get some air without me having to remove the entire cover. I give it an A+. Quality is great and the color is so beautiful and trendy. I even got stopped because they had never seen anything like it. I would highly recommend.May 2013:Absolutely love the way it looks. The quality of materials is very good and it seems like the baby would be totally protected from the elements. I haven't used it yet, but I plan on using it in Belgium this week. It tends to be rainy there this time of year. I put it on my First Years wave stroller and it fits perfectly. I can't wait to use it. The only bad thing is that although it comes with protective bag, it's not the type of rain cover you can just roll up and stuff in the bag and tuck in the stroller basket. You have to be fold it carefully and make sure not to fold the plastic window so that it doesn't bend and/or crack. So since it stays in a perfect square in the bag, it's not very convenient to carry around in the stroller. I'll try hanging the bag from handle instead. Otherwise, this is a great item.

I needed a stroller cover for weather and covid sake to keep my baby safe, it does the job and fit my stroller very well, BUT, there's one thing I cannot stand, manufacture did not list it on the listing that the lower part of the front screen is made of PVC, PVC is one of the most toxic material, they only advertise how other parts are made from safe material and NO WHERE on their listing they mentioned about the PVC, so clearly they know it's bad and they purposely hide it from the buyer. I wrote them and they showed me document even their PVC passed the test and don't have any chemical, I asked my friend who major in chemical, he said a lot of manufacture can easily submit a "safe version" of the product for product testing to pass the test, after that they can always substitute part of the product with something else that's not safe, not to mention whenever I open the screen, I can smell strong PVC chemical odor inside the stroller, you can't fool the customer like this, the chemical smell don't lie, I have lost all my respect for them.