Strollers

Before buying this for our 13-months old baby we hesitated between this and the Maclaren, but decided on this due to the price, that it reclines so that our baby can sleep in comfortably and the weight. We had this stroller for a couple of weeks now and I am impressed with how lightweight it is. I travel with baby on NYC subway often and I have managed, with some effort, to take out baby, collapse it and put it on my shoulder to climb the steps. It is a little tricky to fold it out with one hand though, for you have to push the foot pedal hard and pull the handle bar to make sure it locks into place. If that part was easier I would easily give it 5 stars. My son sleeps comfortably in it, the pulldown sunshade protects his eyes and I like that the recline is seamless in the adjustment. Overall a very good stroller, really lightweight that will follow us on many travels. Please note that if you get the Uppababy travel bag you have insurance to any damage to the stroller if you gate check it!"..."  Read more

The small footprint of this model lets you fit in places where most double strollers simply will not go. It's just a smidge longer than my single strollers and no wider. It folds up really small so it doesn't take a whole lot of room in your trunk either. Steers reasonably well and is designed so that even with no child in the front seat and a toddler in the back it will not tip. Just a couple of things I would add to make it perfect: Carry handle for when it is folded so I could lift it one-handed into the car. Some sort of clip on the back chair to keep it from falling into the reclined position when I am trying to open the stroller. A way to hold the back part of the canopy open so the child in there has more to look at if they are a reclined infant and you are somewhere that does not require sun or rain protection (like in a mall)"..."  Read more