VISTA RumbleSeat with Leather Trim

Admittedly, I am a bit overwhelmed by the ins and outs of strollers and carseats. Sometimes, there are so many options and configurations shown, you aren't sure what is right for the stroller you have. In fact, we have 4 (!!) strollers. So, after a lot of calling and research, here is what I learned about adding the Rumble Seat to the Vista: 1. Uppa baby is awesome. They have thought of every detail on their strollers. In general, Uppas are easy to use, comfortable and user friendly. Only downside to Uppa baby? Not awesome for bumpy terrain, and a bit heavy to load in the car. Not a big deal, in my opinion. 2. All Uppa Vista strollers (post 2015) come with a toddler seat and a bassinet. All Uppa Vistas (post 2015) can have a rumble seat added. 3. A rumble seat looks almost exactly like the toddler seat that comes with the Vista stroller BUT- it only holds 35 lbs (vs 50), can only be added to the front of the Vista (not the top, keep that in mind that the smallest kid goes on the bottom), and does not have the adjustable food rest 4. To add a rumble seat, first you buy $20 adapters for the toddler seat that came with the stroller. You pop off the todder seat. click the adapters into the spot the seat normally goes, pop the toddler seat back on. Voila, your toddler seat is now in the esact same spot, only abotu 4 inches higher in the air. This leaves room for the all mighty rumble seat at the bottom. 5. The rumble seat comes with the clips you need to clip it onto your stroller. Two clips, one on each side- they clip right above the front wheels. Super easy. Then you pop the rumble seat on. 6. I now use this stoller for a 3 year old on the top and a 9 month old in the bottom. We have a 2015 Vista Uppa, and a 2018 Rumble. Any rumble from 2015-2018 can work with any Vista 2015 or newer. Bottom line- game changer. Both kids strapped in, both kids happy, both kids strolling in the sun every day after work. Should have gotten this whole system sooner.