Assembly was overall simple and took less than 10 minutes. However, the front wheels were almost impossible to steer. We ended up just getting the $20 simple umbrella stroller and it is way better for half the price.

It is a nice stroller. However, it is very hard to walk behind. The wheels are very close together and the handles aren't very long. I'm 5'8" and it's too short for me. We do like the cup holder, storage underneath and the option to roll up the back of the seat for ventilation. I am trying to find extension handles to make it easier to use, but haven't had any luck yet.

The only thing I don't like about this product is the height of the handles. I am 5 foot 7 inches tall and I have to bend over just a little bit to wrap my hands around the handles. Other than that, the stroller does what I need it to do. Assembly was super easy. It is light weight. Easy to store away and stow away. The basket underneath is quite small so I would suggest just carrying a backpack. The canopy does move on a hinge so you can adjust it according to how high or how low the sun is.

We bought this as a last minute thought for our 4 (almost 5) year old to use on a recent DisneyWorld trip. I knew the price was low so didn't expect it to be "top of the line" in quality, but hoped it would make it through 3 airports and the day at Disney. It did perfectly what I wanted/needed and traveled very well. If I had any "complaints" it was that it doesn't recline at all, which I figured would be the case, and the toddler cup holder didn't have a place on the handle that was convenient. We would have to remove it each time we folded the stroller. Overall, for a $40 purchase, we definitely got our money worth and the 4 year didn't have worn out legs at the end of the day.

I am 5 foot 5 and the handles on the stroller are too short for me, let alone my 6 foott husband. You have to bend forward to push it. The wheels are situated on the back to wide and make it to where every time you take a step while pushing the stroller you kick the wheels. Terrible design for the person pushing the stroller.

It works for what I need when babysitting my granddaughter and we just want to go for a nice walk. It was easy to assemble it. But when it came to the wheels, they just look and feel cheap and I worry how they will be in the long run. But for now on our 1st stroll it worked well.

Love it was so easy like EASY to set up sturdy I like how the legs is positioned they won’t easily fall back in the chair, the plate comes on and off which I like because my son uses it or snatch it off when he’s done eating 🤣 easy to clean the fabric is easy to wipe if it gets dirty from lasts etc like regular things for babies. Straps adjustable and tray slides on and off nice height too with a step stool on it my 1 year old climbs in it on his own 🤣 good nice little eating chair would recommend .

The Kolcraft Cloud Umbrella Stroller is incredibly lightweight at just 9.5 lbs., making it a perfect companion for vacations and travel. While it's super convenient to carry, it's not the easiest to fold and doesn't stand upright on its own, which can be a bit inconvenient. Additionally, the stroller's height is on the shorter side, which might not be ideal for taller parents. Despite these minor drawbacks, its portability and practicality made it a great choice for our vacation!

I am still debating on returning this. I've had it for 2 day. Great price, pretty easy assembly, moves easily, cute, and like the cup holder and small under carriage basket, wheels maneuver well.... BUT and here is where I am conflicted, I am 5'4 when I walk in regular stride my feet constantly hit the wheels, like the wheels should be a bit further apart %26 the stroller arms feel low, I wish they could be adjustable to height. Between the wheels and the arm position, it's not that comfortable for me to walk at any distance; it forces my body positioning to pitch back further and not stand straight. I think this would not be an issue for someone 5'2 and under but I feel that taller women are going to have an issue. Otherwise for me might be ok for occasional use. Anyway, still on the fence.

We’ve got this for an upcoming cruise in 2 months— this time we’re bringing my 2 year old and don’t want to bring our heavier travel stroller. It is pretty lightweight to carry and push, easy to assemble. It does not take too much of space— compact fold. The cup holder and storage underneath is pretty small. Will be purchasing another cup holder. Will come back to update then. Will come back to update then!