it was a gift

My daughter loves it

Too small.

This stroller is the best. I could not believe the quality vs the price! If you need an umbrella stroller, don't waste your time or money getting anything else! This is it! Super lightweight, super easy fold away, excellent maneuvering... And I love the breathable back for our hot summers! Kolcraft, you knocked it out of the park with this one!

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.

I love how this folds and opens so easily. I dont put stuff together so i had dad do it. Unfortunately dad is 6'5 and im 5'10. We feel like we are hunched over all the time pushing it. Doesnt have adjustable handles that im aware of. That would be nice. Other than that serves its purpose for the quick need of transportation.

Lightweight, slim, and easy to handle! I purchased this stroller for a 4 day trip to Vegas. It was absolutely perfect, so easy to assemble i literally had it put together by the time my husband had the car loaded. I highly recommend. The only downside was it was a little short for my 6 ft husband, Although for my 4’11 frame it was perfect!

This stroller is a step up from the flimsy, cheap-o u,nrella strollers, but is just okay. The handles are too short - I'm only 5'7", and my back hurts after pushing this stroller because I have to hunch over a little bit. Plus, the short handles means I walk closer to the stroller, and have to take care not to kick the back wheels with each step. The baby for whom I bought this is 9 months old, weighs 22 pounds, and he fits perfectly in the seat (though his feet dangle, because his little legs aren't long enough to rest on the rubber strap yet - not a problem at all). I love the shade, or hood, or whatever it's called - it clicks down in three stages, allowing for minimum or maximum coverage from the sun. The basket underneath the seat is VERY shallow - like, I worried my iPhone would bounce out of it as we walked. I suppose it would accommodate a diaper and a travel wipe container. After the too-short handles, the thing I most dislike about this stroller is that the seat is fixed - it doesn't recline at all. I knew that before purchasing, but couldn't find another affordable umbrella stroller that DID offer an adjustable seat. It does have a solid ride, the navy color is nice, and assembly was a cinch.

I bought this stroller for my three year old when we walk 9 city blocks to school. She loves it. It's narrower than I expected but she's not squished or anything. The compartment at the bottom is tiny but I can squeeze a blanket and umbrella under there. She's 36" tall and 32 pounds and fits just fine. I love that it doesn't flip backwards when she gets out and my extremely heavy purse is on the handles. My one complaint is when I walk my feet hit the back wheels. I think its because this stroller/wheel base is narrow that my feet don't go between the wheels, if that makes sense. It may also be because (and this may explain why it doesn't tip) the handles/stroller is more upright then average, and so you're closer to it when pushing as opposed to if the handles projected out more, you would have more walking space, if that makes sense. For the age of my child (who'll soon be out of strollers) and the price ($24 when I bought it) I would recommend. If she were younger and I needed it longer I would get something a tad wider because of the walking issue.

The stroller is nice light weight perfect for a smaller kid like 2 years and down my kiddo is a little tall and is almost 3 so wouldnt recommend for anything older its little compared to our chicco. Padding for butt ok padding for head is ok vented well for summer, nice grips wheels seem to do job well. But from the kids leg are to butt very short