I ordered two of these strollers, one in each color offered, the red and the blue. I was initially excited, thinking that maybe I finally found a decent stroller at a decent price point among alllll of the strollers I have tried out (Cybex Beezy, Cybex Eezy S+2, Ergobaby Metro+, Joovy Kooper, Inglesina Quid, Evolur Urban Nimble, Contours Bitsy Elite AND the Summer 3D PAC CS+). I definitely have some experience with both "lower" and "higher" quality strollers to be able to place this one on the lower end of overall use, quality and features offered. I did not end up keeping the stroller so I didn't bother to remove all of the packing material seen in the photos. Below are many of the highlights that I would like to point out about the stroller that I think will be helpful to know: ##Wheels - It does have all-wheel suspension, however the suspension in the rear is really limited so I don't think the rear will be nearly as shock absorbing as some would like. They claim it's all wheel terrain capable. Umm, I don't think so. That will not be a pleasant ride for your little one. - The rear wheel do NOT fit snug in their housing. If you grab them with your hand, they wobble a bit and will more than likely develop issues later on as the wheels take the blunt of the impact. These wheels wobble more than any of the strollers I listed above. This is definitely not something you should overlook unless you plan to use the stroller occasionally for just travel and such. - I noticed a slight uneven roll across my smooth, floor surface, almost like something was stuck to the wheel causing it to go up and down a bit. I am not sure if this is because of that "wobble" in the rear wheels I mentioned or the wheels not being molded correctly. - The front wheels do fit snug and have adequate suspension. - The wheel material appears to be a type of high-density foam. I am not a fan of this material, but it is better than plastic. - The wheel lock mechanism seems sturdy and works well - about what you would expect from this type of lock mechanism. - Front wheel size - 5 1/2" - Rear wheel size - 6 1/4" ##Seat - The seat material is soft to the touch - similar to the Ergobaby Metro+ seat feeling. - I would say it has average padding for a budget, compact stroller. - It has a bulge in the seat that does not seem to go away when tugging on the material to try to adjust it. Perhaps overtime the baby booty will cause it to go down. I am not keeping it to find out, ha. - The angle of the seat is definitely NOT 170 degrees. It actually reclines the least out of all of the strollers I tried. When I un-packed it, I thought it was at the uppermost level, but it was actually fully reclined. Yikes! I would say it's more in the 130-140 degree range. - The seat adjustment mechanism is very unique and the first time I have seen this set up used, but it is easy to use. There are two straps. You pull just the bottom strap to recline and then pull just the top strap to put the seat back up. It doesn’t require two hands like many adjustments do. - It does have a mesh window when the seat is reclined that has a flap that covers it when you don't want it exposed. - 5-point harness that can go to a 3-point harness. - Easy to use harness and buckle without a bunch of excess straps flopping around. (If you've come across strollers with this, then you know what I mean) - Adjustable foot rest works good and easy to use - Width - 12" - Height - 18" (28" to the top of the canopy) ##Canopy - Doesn't really cover much and unfortunately does not have an extension panel. The listing says it's "oversized". It is not even close to over-sized, it's actually under-sized compared to the others in this stroller category. - The frame does not hold the sun visor portion of the canopy taught, which looks bad. - The actual printed patterns are beautiful and seem to be quality. - Does come with a peek-a-boo window that has a magnetic closure. ##Handle Bar and Bumper Bar - Both have a faux-leather surface giving both a nice look and feel, as well as easy to keep clean. - Canopy rests on the handle bar when it is not in use. A common issue among compact strollers. - Handle bar is not height adjustable. - Attachable cup holder that comes with it. ##Basket - It is very hard to access from the front and the back. - In the front it seems they added an unnecessary piece of fabric that I am guessing is to keep things from falling out? I am not sure, but to me it does more harm than good. - The back has a bar in the way that makes access a pain as well. - It's a decent size for compact strollers, but I have definitely seen better. The minimally sized access points really limit what can actually go in there, despite the baskets actual size. - It comes with a reflective pin stripe on the side for safety. ##Folding/Unfolding - Wow! Honestly this is one of the easiest and quickest folding strollers I have tried. - It truly is a one hand fold and un-fold. - To me this is the best feature of this stroller, along with it's compact size when folded. Overall, here are the pros and cons of the stroller that I think are the most important: Pros: - Size of wheels - Child bumper bar with easy to clean materials - 5-point to 3-point harness - Spacious seat - Ease of use adjusting the seat - Beautiful graphics on the canopy - True one hand fold and un-fold - Compact size when folded - Peek-a-book magnetic closure window in canopy - Mesh window at the back of the seat w/ cover - Self-standing when folded - Matching colored highlights on the wheels and frame of the stroller Cons: - Loose back wheel attachment points - Storage basket is hard to access - Suppose to have come with a storage bag? Nope - Canopy that does not have enough coverage - Sun visor is not taught when pulled out and looks bad - Seat does not recline to what the listing says - barely goes past the 130-149 degree range - Weight limit of 33 lbs! Uhh what? Just about every stroller in this class has a capacity of about 45-50 lbs - Listed as all-terrain suspension - not even close - Canopy rests on the handle bar when not in use - I believe the stroller actually weighs closer to 15lbs, not the advertised 13 lbs
