Stroll-a-Tune
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People like to listen to music everywhere. I understand. But when people want to inflict their music on everyone’s ears, that’s where my understanding stops.
The basic idea of the Stroll-a-Tune
How much under $29.99?
A little: $24.95 on Amazon.com.
Via RedFerret
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3 Comments, Comment or Ping
Stacy
I hate reviews like this. You probably don’t have kids from the tone of your write-up so why would you review a stroller accessory? I have one of these and I love it! A couple of my frieds bought them after they saw mine. I don’t know what you’re thinking but it’s not like it blasts out the music to everyone. I keep it on my jogging stroller and it’s great not having to use earbuds when I run. I get alot of positive comments about too from other runners. I snap it out of the mounting bracket and take it with me too. My kids love it.
Aug 2nd, 2008
Jen
I don’t have kids, but I have the same opinion of all similar devices - i.e. speakers that mount on bicycle handles. I don’t like to listen to other people’s music unless I choose to.
Aug 2nd, 2008
Ryan's Mom
The beauty of these speakers is that you can angle them toward yourself or toward your child. Have you been jogging on a bike path? You pass by other people at a pretty good clip and NO you don’t have to have the speakers blaring. I kept passing other moms on the bike path near me, and finally stopped someone to find out where I could get some. If you had them cranked, then shame on you. The idea is to “safely listen to your music” - not to crank it! I use my Stroll-a-Tune very respectfully.
Aug 4th, 2008
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