I recieved this stroller as a gift. I like how light and easy to push and close this stroller is. I'm not entirely fond of the rain sheild fit and lack of cushion on the interior seat. But there are so many stroller pads to correct this minor flaw. The color I fell in love with immediately. I like the fact that you can have the leg rest up or down for older or younger babies. The almost flat recine is also nice. All around it's not a bad stroller.

This is a great light weight stroller. Reclines easily and love how the canopy covers so much. Its also super simply to open and close which is great when I'm out alone.

I bought this stroller after researching close to 20 other lightweight strollers. This stroller had almost everything I was looking for so I went with it and I'm glad I did. Pros: The belly bar is great, my son loves holding on to it or kicking his feet up when in the reclined position. Not many lightweight strollers have a belly bar so this is s major plus! The stroller moves with great ease and I often end up pushing it one handed. It comes with a a lot of extras too. Cup holder, rain protector, and a decent sized pocket in the back for keys, phone, wallet etc. Cons: I only have one! The basket is really small. Really small. But that doesn't bother me much. I normally keep my diaper bag hanging from the handle bars anyways. I would buy this stroller again and again.

The staff at albee baby was extremly helpful and informative. After going to test out a couple different strollers, I decided to order this one even though there was no floor model. I found this one to have a few more perks for the price, including a raincover, cup holder, and belly bar, which is rare to find in an umbrella stroller. I'll start with some cons.. The cushion is an average cushion nothing special there. I did order an extra cushion for some extra plush, wish it has a little more. The wheels are a little clanky and bumpy on anything that isn't a smooth surface, and the two handed recline can be a pain if you have something else in your hand and need to recline the seat back. Also the handle bars are definitely for taller people so it may be a little uncomfortable for shorter people, my husband at 6ft says its very comfortable for him. The pros...the design of the stroller is very nice and seems very sturdy, has an adjustable foot rest (it is on the smaller side), it is pretty light and closes very compact, more than enough room when closed in the trunk for other things. My son loves the belly bar to hold on to or put his feet up on. It does come with the rain cover so no need to purchase separate, and the stroller can hold up to 50 or 55 lbs so you know it can be used for a long time. Overall it's a good stroller if you can look past the few flaws.

I'm so happy with this stroller. I literally spent weeks reading hundreds of reviews on different umbrella strollers and I'm so glad i decided on the trip! It's easy to maneuver, collapse, and open. I can even push it one handed which seems impossible with an umbrella stroller but it's not. It is a smooth ride. I can even push it through the rocks in our front yard without it getting stuck. The sun shade is huge and can be adjusted to cover at any angle. The height of the handles is great. My kids love the bumper bar! My 5 month old uses it to hold herself upright so she can see all around. She hates reclining. I can't say enough good things about this stroller. We have 5 strollers and got this one for a trip since it can be gate checked and it is my favorite of all our strollers!