I purchased this online and had it shipped to my mother's house out of state for our visit out there. I loved it so much that I purchased another one today for every day use! Here's a pros and cons list: Pros: -lightweight -super easy fold -slim/small when opened or folded -locking canopy for those curious pulling hands -vented back for hot weather/covered for cold -does decent over dirt and grass (horrible in sand/small rocks) Cons: -"storage basket" is more like a spot to stuff a small blanket or maybe some diapers and a small pack of wipes (but I just strapped my diaper bag around the handles) -cup holder pops off fairly easily -horrible through sand/granite/small rocks, but that's to be expected This is the BEST umbrella stroller ever. It's just so easy to fold, load up, and store. love love love it! -

I would not recommend this prodcut for smaller toddlers or very active toddlers. This stroller does not have shoulder straps; only the belt around the waist. My 14 month old tries to get out and hes able to lean over way too far which scares me. Maybe it will be better when he is older but for now I’ll be switching back to my bigger stroller. It is easy to manuever which is a huge plus. Oh and the basket is super tiny. Once my son is sitting I am noy able to put anything into it.

This stroller is a modern version of the usual stick strollers. It glides smoothly without the wheels getting stuck like typical stick strollers. The sun shade extends so far out that it can essentially cover the whole stoller if you need it to. I absolutely LOVE that you can roll up the back rest to expose the mesh like back rest for air flow. All in all my 7 month old son loves it!

The idea is great. Light, compact and very affordable. However, we bought this for a vacation and it broke on the second day! so we had to waste a day looking for a place to buy another affordable stroller or have no stroller for the duration of our vacation. I babysit for a living and I have three kids myself. I have dealt with dozens of strollers... I know how to fold a stroller... and yet while folding this one the handle snapped right off! I can even get my money back because I wasn’t going to carry around a broken stroller and pay to bring it on the plane to try get a refund.

This is the best lightweight stroller!! I got the Cloud for my 34 pound son to use on short trips and for when we take the train. I needed a light stroller that has a nice canopy and that turns easily. This stroller fit the bill. The wheels are great. However, the weight limit is 40 pounds (though I have put over 40 pounds in the stroller and it performed well) and the seat is narrow, so if you have a huskier child it may be a tight fit. The curved handles are nice and are a good height. I'm 5'6" and can push without having to bend. My husband who is 4" taller has to bend over to push. Something to keep in mind. Overall, a great stroller.

Seems like a good quality umbrella stroller, especially for the price. Umbrella is nice and has cup holders. However, it doesn’t a have chest/shoulder harness, so this is pretty much obsolete until my baby can sit up really good by himself. He’s 6 months old and is plenty big enough for this type stroller, but he can can’t sit up enough yet to use it. It definitely needs a shoulder harness. Being a first time mom, I didn’t even pay attention to that.

We bought two of these strollers to take with us for a three-month stint in Paris. We wanted something that was lightweight that also folded about as narrow as an umbrella, because riding the metro doesn't allow for much elbow room. These strollers filled the bill, and I told myself that if they held up to the end of our stay, I'd write a review. They did! Our five-year-old and two-year-old were the lucky passengers. We pushed them over cobblestones, through gravel, and all around Paris. The one drawback was that the seat back doesn't recline, making for some uncomfortable naps for our two-year-old, but again, we needed something small. As for storage, we just slung backpacks over the handles.

Love this stroller and the price. The only thing is the buckle. It goes on easily but it is extremely difficult for me to get it loose. You have to mash it to get it to release and I cannot manage to do it. That definitely needs improvement. Not everyone might have as much trouble with it as I do.

One of the best product i bought for baby. I cant believe its only $26. We have a big stroller with car seat, and i just want a light weight one. This one is super light weight and comfortable. My daughter loves it. Best part is that the sun block is very big and i dont have to worry about she getting sunburn.

Good quality, good value, but does not work for me and my husband (5'6" and above). Handles are set taller than most umbrella strollers, but at a steep angle so they are not far enough away from the wheels. I kick the back wheels with every step. Would be great if the handles were at a shallower angle but still had the height. (Sad it did not work for me... best canopy I've ever seen!)