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Highland 9500500 Black Deluxe Bungee Truck Net


Highland 9500500 Black Deluxe Bungee Truck Net


$12.00


Highland 9500500 60″ x 78″ Pickup Truck Cargo Net – Display Box – Each…

Aluminum Shoring Beam / Decking Beam for E Track, A Track (Adjustable: 92-103)


Aluminum Shoring Beam / Decking Beam for E Track, A Track (Adjustable: 92-103)


$43.99


This shoring beam from US Cargo Control is made of high strength aluminum and offers adjustable e-fitting ends. Shoring beams offer a great way to secure cargo using adjustable e-fitting ends that lock into e-track. The ends slide in and out of the ends of the square aluminum beam section which make the entire unit adjustable from 92″ to 103″. (Contact us for accurate shipping rates on quantities …

46-61 Adjustable Ratcheting Cargo Bar


46-61 Adjustable Ratcheting Cargo Bar


$24.99


SUV and Pickup truck bed 46″ to 61″ adjustable cargo bar, ratchets into place to help prevent gear from sliding around during transportation. The heavy duty ratchet mechanism will not bend and will stay locked in place once setup. Pivoting rubber ends ensure a firm, non-sliding grip. Can be used in pairs for extra security in conjunction with motorcycle tie down straps to hold motorcycles in …

Extend-A-Truck 944 Truck Bed Extender


Extend-A-Truck 944 Truck Bed Extender


$85.48


Lengthen your truck with the Extend – A – Truck 2 – in – 1 Load Support. Fits 2″ receiver hitches, installing in seconds! Use it upright for roof-level support or horizontally to increase your truck bed’s usefulness in an instant! Lumber, big boxes, ladders, kayaks, canoes… the heavy tubular steel supports loads up to 350 lbs. safely and securely. Done hauling? It conveniently folds flat for sto…

Heininger  HitchMate Cargo Stabilizer Bar


Heininger HitchMate Cargo Stabilizer Bar


$39.99


This industrial strength Stabilizer Cargo Bar by Heininger Automotive is the strongest cargo bar on the market. Easily secure a load for travel across town or cross-country. The ratcheting style handle allows for quick and easy adjustment. Two styles are available one for the compact pick-up and one for the full-size pick-up. Features: Heavy-Duty Ratcheting system Adjusts and expands from 59 inche…

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adjustable cargo bar

We’re pregnant! You mean, you’re wife’s pregnant. Well, technically yes, but… and so it goes that poor dad-to-be becomes the Also Ran in the She’s Having A Baby movie of your life. As you carefully select just the right baby furniture, stroller, diaper bag, your spouse has probably gotten lost in the shuffle. Although he may not have a strong opinion about the palette of cotton candy pink and chocolate brown you’ve picked out for the nursery, he will have something to say about being stuck behind the handlebars of a frou-frou baby pram that simply was not designed with fathers in mind.

With Father’s Day around the corner, give your hubby some concessions and consider the times that he’d like to take Junior for a stroll. Pick a stroller with features that he will appreciate too. You’ll be grateful for a little time off the clock while they are gone.

1. Handle Bar Height

For a lot of dads (and some moms), the standard handle height on strollers is just not high enough, making it uncomfortable to push for very long. Fortunately, some companies have listened to parent feedback make extra long handlebars, adjustable handlebars (like the Peg Perego Pliko P3) or extenders.

2. Leg Room

It’s a stroller, not a sports car! Baby vehicles score points with dads if they are designed with enough room to accommodate daddy-sized strides. Bugaboo makes sure dad is not stubbing his toe or taking baby steps behind baby.

3. One-hand Fold

There are few things that make new parents sweat like trying to transport a wailing infant at the end of an excursion (late for a feeding, perhaps?). By the time you’ve gotten Sweet Pea unfastened from the 5-point harness and into the car seat, you are praying that the stroller folds itself! Thankfully, a few models come close. With their one-hand fold mechanism, the Jeep Liberty is a big hit with the guys, ladies! The built-in sound system is just a bonus!

4. The Hoist Factor

Once that sucker is folded, someone has to get it in the trunk… or up the stairs or in the hall closet. If both parents are duly present, chances are mom is in charge of Bundle of Joy and dad is… well, hoisting! The Hoist Factor is that amalgamation of weight, compactness when folded, and no pointy, moving parts that snag you when you’re not looking quality. Quinny boasts of having perfected this feature with a truly compact, contained package when folded.

5. The Look

Finally, does it look manly? Not everyone has to go for the rugged Jeep Limited Urban but you don’t have to stick him with the Cipria Pink Inglesina Classica pram either. Stroller style has come a long way in the last five years! Top companies like trendy Quinny and Bugaboo pride themselves in gender-neutral ultra modern buggies. Even established manufacturers like Maclaren and Peg Perego offer great options that today’s style-conscious parents (male or female) are proud to push around… and not just because of its precious cargo!

Ria Sharon is a successful mom, writer and business owner. She owns a website that provides parents with helpful advice when selecting the best baby stroller from among the top recommended models from brands like Jeep and Maclaren. She lives in St. Louis with her two kids and five strollers.

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