Baby High Chair Tray Compatible with Stokke Tripp Trapp Chair with Smooth Surface and Strong Suction Power - Made with Food-Safe Plastic (BPA BPS BPF Lead and Phthalate Free) - Grey

Fits right onto Stokke, is much better than stokke - easier to get off (by adult, not baby) and can actually stick stuff on it

We have the Stokke Tripp Trapp and you’d think for an expensive high chair with a separate $70 tray that the tray would be useful. However, nothing stuck to the Stokke tray (Lalo, EZPZ, Bumkins etc.) and it was so frustrating as our 7 month is already throwing plates. So we got this tray and it’s perfect! Exactly designed like the Stokke brand with the clip on and off, same size, it’s so easy to wipe off, and suction plates and bowls actually stick to it!It is much shiner than the Stokke tray because it’s a smooth plastic vs the texture, but it serves the purpose we wanted which is for suction plates to stick on well.

This product feels like an upgrade over the Stokke version of the tripp trapp tray. The Stokke version has a texture to the tray that makes it harder to clean, easier to stain, and unable to use suction toys. This tray works seamlessly with the high chair and allows us to use suction toys and bowls on it.

Auction toys don’t stick to this tray and it keep falling as baby pulls from the front. I just wish it would fit better and make the chair more sturdy. I guess it’s what you get for not going with the original tray.

This works just as intended for my Tripp Trapp high chair and makes cleanup with a baby so much easier. It fits ok, but 4 stars due it it not staying in place perfectly. Still would purchase again.

Works perfectly with the Tripp trap high chair. Clicks in easily. Easy to remove and clean. Highly recommend!

I purchased this hoping to not have to pay the price of the brand name Tripp Trapp tray. I ended up returning this and purchasing Stokke’s tray instead, because after a few times attaching and detaching this tray from the high chair the latching mechanism stopped working. We would push it into the infant seat and it would stay latched for a second, and then pop off rendering it unusable. The tray latch is a plastic tab which works by tension and is pretty much identical to the one on the Stokke tray I ended up purchasing instead, however this tray is made of a much cheaper flimsier plastic and did not seem to fit exactly right on the Stokke infant set, which made it harder to put on and increased the pressure on the latch causing it to pop off. We have had no issue with Stokke’s tray, and while it hurts me to pay $70 for a piece of plastic, it’s worth it to me to have a tray that works.

I normally despise knock-off products for well-established, high-quality brands, but after reading the reviews for the actual Stokke Tripp Trapp Tray I knew I wanted to find an alternate product that could handle suction plates/bowls and not stain, and this Stokke Tripp Trapp Tray alternate has been great! I was hesitant to get it, being white, but so far there are no stains despite my baby getting tomato sauce and strawberries all over it. I’ve only used the Nuk Naturals bowls on it so far, but they definitely suction to the tray without issue. You MUST have the Stokke Baby Set in order to use this tray. It does have a “honeycomb” pattern underneath for stability and reinforcement, just like the real Tripp Trapp Tray, but I have not had any problem cleaning it. It looks to be made of homopolymer polypropylene (which is food safe), and has a nice glossy surface. Over time I’m sure it will scratch and become dull with repeated use, but that’s the nature of plastic. Considering it’s a little cheaper than the original tray and seemingly has addressed most of the issues that others have complained about with the real Stokke brand one, you can’t go wrong with this as an alternate.