Kolcraft Cloud Plus Lightweight Easy Fold Compact Travel Toddler Stroller and Baby Stroller, Large Storage Basket, Multi-Position Recline, Convenient One-hand Fold, 13lbs - Slate Grey

i was looking for a small lightweight stroller that was basically an umbrella stroller but not as small. this thing is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!! my 2.5 y/o LOVES it! he doesnt fight me to sit in it like he did his umbrella stroller and he loves having a tray for his rocks :) ! if i had to pick anything at all that i dont like about this stroller it would be that the seat doesnt recline as much as i would like but thats a VERY small price to pay for the awesomeness that is this cadillac of lightweight strollers! some of the things i LOVE about it are that the seat sits very upright if you want it to, the child and parent trays are awesome for trips to the zoo or anywhere really where you may have a drink or snack and need a place to put it, the basket below the seat it quite large for a stroller of its size ( it is open in the front though so i wouldnt recommend putting anything small there or itll likely fall out), the easy assembly was amazing as well it was so nice to pull it out of the box and almost not need to look at the instructions to put it together however i did have to go to the store and buy shear pins for the back wheels because my stroller didnt come with any (it was supposed to), but oh well they are cheap and it really wasnt that big a deal to me.

For some reason, my husband and I could not figure out how to loosen the straps so our daughter was more comfortable. We ended up just getting a new stroller. But I liked that it had a cup holder and table for her and a cup holder for me.

Box came missing 1 washer and the pins to attach wheels. I ended up buying them at the hardware store and now it works. Wheels are hard plastic instead of rubber, but it’s probably okay for occasional use when granddaughter is visiting.

We bought this stroller when my son was about 6 months old. We live in Florida and wanted something with good airflow. We are also theme park junkies and are in a theme park just about every weekend. This beast has spent just about every weekend at SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, Universal, Aquatica or Volcano Bay with the occasional trip to the Tampa Zoo. My son has slept in it, eaten in it, laughed in it and zoomed from ride to ride, show to show. Just the other day, while getting it out in Universals parking lot, it dawned on me, we paid roughly $65 for this thing and it has been a trooper. We did the (admittedly rough) math and based on our typical phone reading and a solid guess on how many days this thing has been in a theme park, its got about 2,000 miles of wear on it with no signs of slowing down. Sure its a bit faded from the sun, and it has every stain known to childhood all over it, but man if you told me that a sub $100 stroller would last 5 years getting straight beat up at theme parks and just keep on ticking, I wouldnt believe you. Anyway, we dont even call it the stroller anymore. This beauty is known as ole reliable and thats exactly what she is.

I gave this stroller only four stars because when you have it upright, its still inclined at about 110° and my toddler will only use strollers with a full upright backrest. I also need more sun coverage than the canopy provides due to the intense heat in this city.

Light weight and perfect size for our trip and her car seat(gracosnuglite35) just so happens to fit as well. Definitely takes a few try’s to close it up. Overall we’re happy to have a lightweight stroller for our trip that didn’t break the bank to buy.

I love that it’s easy to clean and fold. I would recommend for anyone that need cup holders as well purchasing a few items from a store. Thank you! ❤️

Very well-packed w clear instructions for assembly. I’m a grandmother and did it myself in 20 minutes. Has sizable storage area plus is sturdy, yet lightweight to lift if needed. Kid tray for drink cup, etc. and 2 parent cup holders. Mesh see-through area for the stroller canopy, too.

As a grandmother, I didn’t need a heavy duty stroller. This one is perfect to pack for running errands or taking leisurely strolls. The only downfall is there’s no middle bar between the child’s legs, so it’s easy for a small child to slip out if not fully strapped in.

We bought this stroller for our Disney vacation. All we had was a crappy hand-me-down umbrella stroller so this was a nice affordable upgrade. It has lots of pros and cons. I overall love it because it’s crazy lightweight and stands up on its own while closed. It’s very easy to move around and has cup holders for everyone and a snack tray. My son can easily climb in and out of it with the tray on but the tray also easily comes off. It has a decent recline for sleepy kids and lastly it has really good shade cover which was the biggest reason I bought it. Now for the cons, yes, it has a 5 point harness but I don’t totally love the hardware they used. However, it works well enough so we’ll just call it meh. The shade cover when fully pulled back kind of gets in the way of the drink holders but we’ll usually have it down so I’m not super worried. I wish the cup holders were a bit bigger especially for the child tray as his 360 doesn’t fit well in there. Lastly, we have NOT found this to be an easy one handed open and close. At minimum you need to add a foot to help it out. I think it’s something about the wheels not lining up right that makes it a little clunky when trying to close it. Also weird note, you have to use the locking piece on the side and the stroller actually folds up tighter than the locking mechanism allows. I found that odd.