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

Descriptions are great other than it laying back. It does lay back a little but just night quite enough. Everything else is great. Very lightweight, easy to navigate, easy to fold, storage space is good. Cup holder for adult is a little small. Will fit normal bottled water, maybe some cups that are smaller at the bottom. For day trips with a lot of walking, usually I want a yeti cup to keep my drinks cold, the regular size did not fit, but there are yeti’s with the cup holder bottoms, hopefully that will fit.

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.

It is a nice enough stroller, but the price point is too high for what you get.

Our first stroller was a click-in Chicco stroller for our infant car seat. It was just a simple, cheap stroller much like this one and we were happy with it. So we decided to get another simple looking stroller. This is that. Its simple. Not many frills, but it does have a cupholder for the adult, a tray for the child, and the under-seat storage which is key! My one con is that it doesnt click and lock closed when you fold it up. There is only a red latch you can fold down to help the stroller stay shut. This latch comes undone easily and makes it a bit more of a hassle to load in and out of the trunk of our car. It stands up well when folded, though. Happy with the purchase.

My daughter purchased the stroller for me to use with my granddaughter. I walk the dog multiple times a day, and take my granddaughter with me.

I needed a stroller with extra storage space but also light weight enough to carry on and off buses at the amusement parks. Instructions were simple to read and assembled in minutes. Very light weight and easy to fold with one hand. Also love that extra storage space at the bottom.

You get what you pay for. Ok for short trips on flat surfaces. Front wheels already make noise. Sometimes the front wheels turn sidewise therefore you have to steer it with two hands. The back tray is helpful but too small to lay an iPhone flat. Fools pretty easy but you have to use two hands, not one. I don’t like the fact that the bottom stripe does not have “padding” for the crotch so I had to buy a removable padding.

Great for on the go. I have a Graco stroller which is super heavy, but maneuvers much easier. This one sometimes seems to want to steer a different direction (may be just due to it being so light weight). I also feel like if at a park or somewhere outdoors, it’s not as smooth of a ride. You can definitely feel rolling over pebbles or sticks a lot. Also we do not find it to be a “one-handed folding” stroller. It’s kind of a pain to unfold. The cup holders at the top for parents are also really small—it will fit a water bottle but not my travel coffee mug—and the tray barely fits my phone. Overall, decent value for the price and again, it accomplishes the job of being a portable stroller for quick trips to the grocery store or mall. The baby seems comfortable, too.

**UPDATE: I changed the review to 5 stars. I still really like this stroller and I use it almost every day out in my back yard. Ive used it on regular walks, at the store, and as i said, the boardwalk, along with my yard and in my stone driveway. It maneuvers just fine and has held up great, though I dont abuse my strollers. I dont really fold this up much anymore because I use it daily, so the fact that I cant fold it one handed just is so minor for me. Still completely recommend this stroller.

We desperately needed a new stroller for my 3.5 year old, our heavily used Chicco Bravo stroller didnt have much life left. Since she is almost 4 I really didnt want to spend a lot of money on a stroller, but also wanted something more than an umbrella stroller. After looking at many many options I decided to go with this one, mostly because the seat looked deeper than the other options I looked at and my daughter is very tall. We got it today and it was very easy to put together. The wheels are very durable feeling, like a rubbery plastic. The seat recline is adjustable from a strap in the back. The snack tray is nice, cupholder fits nuk sippy cups but Zak water bottles are too big. My daughter is 35 tall and she has plenty of leg room still with the foot rest. When we took it around our neighborhood, the wheels worked great making it smoothly over large cracks and bumps in the sidewalk, and over curbs. Its a good deal for what you get, not sure how long lasting it will be though. The only downside is the hip straps are pretty difficult to adjust, also the basket storage has no closure toward the footrest so it is possible things could fall out of the front. Overall I would reccomend it to others.