I bought this stroller because we were taking our daughter to Disney & didn’t want to lug around a giant stroller. I definitely think it’s worth the $25. The only negative thing I can say is that it’s a little short, I’m 5’5 and it hurt my back because the handles are down low. Also, it has a small undercarriage, so small that the most you could fit down there is like 3-4 water bottles. All in all, a good stroller that id recommend.

Don’t waste your money, the storage space underneath is right under the seat so you can’t fit anything and the canopy is not only confusing to attach but is poorly made. It was bent out of shape after closing the stroller up and using one time. Get the Walmart brand umbrella stroller for $26

For the most part this is a great umbrella stroller! I do have a few complaints though. The canopy is so awkward, it is at a very weird height and doesn’t seem like it will do much (I will add photos). The wheels fold up into the canopy which seems a little gross to me. And the basket under neath is SMALL, i dont even know what you could put in it. But I knew this before I bought it, and it is an umbrella stroller so I guess I can’t complain. Overall though this is perfect for what I need and I am glad a I spent a few extra dollars on something with a canopy, cup holder and little basket. The option to move the back and just have mesh is a nice touch. Would be perfect for hot days and the beach!

My wife and i purchased this stroller as we needed something smaller than our normal one for out upcoming cruise. It was a Caribbean cruise and we were looking to minimize our footprint in the stateroom and while moving around the ship and shores. This one caught our attention as it was very lightweight and also folded easily. A big bonus was the small storage under the seat which nothing in this category seems to have and we utilized all the time during the trip. The size of this especially came in handy on the cramped hallways and elevators of the ship and navigating between chairs in the dining areas. My only two issues i have with those are minor and would not detract from me buying this again if i needed to. First, i am tall and the handles dont extend so i was hunched over more than normal pushing this, so keep that in mind if your over 6 feet. Not deal breaking but something to consider. Second, while the storage underneath the seat is super helpful i feel like it could be slightly bigger, looking more closely at it i can see where they could make it a bit deeper. Overall i would highly recommend this for folks looking for an easy to fold, lightweight stroller that actually has a fair size storage area and canopy all for under 40 dollars.

I was looking for a light weight Umbrella stroller while I was in Walmart, found this Kolcraft cloud stroller. It is very easy to assemble (just the wheels) and very smooth to role. The front wheels have shocks built in so goes over sidewalk cracks easily. I compared it the a different stroller that my wife just bought and this was a much better built and design. We returned the other brand name stroller that my wife purchased the day before, and I went back to Walmart and bought a 2nd Kolcraft Cloud stroller for our twin boys. Very happy with the purchase and will be using these a lot.

This stroller is great. Is very light, pushes very smooth and the wheels have a great range of motion . The back rest can either roll up and be a nice little head pillow or be un-rolled for a back cushion. To open and close is it is so easy you could do it one handed, i know with some other umbrella strollers its a pain to close them, this you close easily with your foot. The best stroller I've had!

Folds easily. Stores easily. Fits in my car easily. The only thing I don't like is that there are no shoulder straps, so it's better for an older child vs. my 13mo. old that wants to get out and run. She doesn't understand that if she leans too far forward, I'm afraid she might flip it.

We just took this stroller to FL with us, gate checked it both ways, took it to the beach (not good on sand but we didn't need it to be), and took a few long walks with it and it held up really well for being a $28 stroller. I think it's great for these types of things and was really happy with it.

Easy to assemble, light weight, easy to fold in and out, yet sturdy and attractive. The undercarriage bag is handy but very close to the seat and doesn’t allow for anything bulky because it doesn’t stretch much.. The only thing that bothers me, and it may have NOTHING to do with stroller, is that my feet will bump into stroller while walking. I have to shorten my steps or lean out more to make sure I don’t keep stepping or bumping into stroller.

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.