For an umbrella stroller, this has many nice features. I especially like the awning that can be completely folded up or come down very low to block the sun from baby's face. Nice to have cup holder and some underneath storage too. It is sturdy, nice wheels, and looks like it will hold up.

I'm 5'8" and my husband is 6', and this stroller was way too short for us. We both had to hunch over to push it, and we were continually kicking the back wheels as we tried to walk. We returned it the same day we bought it. I didn't see any other problems with it, but for us the height problem made it unusable.

I needed a compact, lightweight stroller to use on the bus and train in NYC with my 2 year old. For the price, I couldn't believe the amazing features i got; plus its super easy to fold, glides smoothly and weighs next to nothing. Assembly was a breeze and my toddler loves being in it... A winner all round!

This stroller is really nice and I like that the handles are higher than a typical umbrella stroller. It was very easy to set up. I'm actually returning it for the kolcraft cloud sport...only because the sport reclines which is nice if you have a sleeping baby. But this stroller is great.

For what it is, this is an excellent value. Comfortable, functional, and perfect for traveling (which is what we bought it for). The reason it's not 5 stars is that I don't know why they couldn't have made the basket underneath slightly larger, but that is a small complaint.

We bought this stroller for our Hawaii trip and trust me this was a blessing. We wanted something lightweight and compact for our three year old. We used this for that trip and used it a month later for our Disney trip. This has been so compact and easy to use. I thought it would tear down easily but I was proven wrong. I usually do not write reviews but trust me on this one parents. Buy this and save your energy.

This is a fantastic umbrella stroller especially for the price. For starters, it weighs 9.6lbs only. I weighed it on a very accurate digital scale. The typical cheap-o umbrella stroller is about 7lbs while the regular strollers are 17lbs and up. So this unit is light and so much better than those cheap-o units. The assembly is easy; my 13 year old did it in about 5-10 minutes without the manual. It's just putting on the 4 sets of wheels and adjustable cover. The front 2 wheels are super easy, they are pre-assembled and just snap-on. Takes 1 second to do each. The back wheels are really easy also but require you to feed the metal stem through and insert pins, but these literally take about 30-60 seconds each. Then the cover gets put on and it's just a matter of finding where to snap them on and attach the vel-cro straps. It is really easy, anyone can do it even without the instructions. The stroller moves about so smoothly, we love how light it is compared to our bigger Graco and Joovy ones (back pains!), the single cup holder (3" diameter) is a nice extra to have (it snaps on to 1 side), the basket below is very small but you can use it for small towels or baby wipes/diapers or other small items, the bent handles are very ergonomic, and it really does collapse easily like those cheap-o umbrella strollers (I can do release it with my foot so that it begin to collapse), I love the mesh-airy back side for hot days (and you can roll down the padding for colder days), the adjustable cover rocks because it covers a large area and it can be moved all the way up or down, and the red locking mechanism for the rear wheels are nice and BIG and easy to engage/release. So yeah, we LOVE this stroller. And given that we paid 100 quarters for it (yes, we did), it is an absolute steal. Oh, ok, to be somewhat unbaised here, I do wish the seating was slightly larger and not so tight (our son is 18 mos old, 30 lbs, and 80% percentile in height), the unit doesn't stand on its own when collapsed, and time will tell how well the tires hold up as they are super light and non-substantial (though I expect them to last a good while). There you have it, we give it a 9.5 out of 10!

...........but better then a $10 umbrella stroller............ 10 years ago Kolcraft had a Jeep branded umbrella stroller. That is no longer on the market and this is the closest thing. The Jeep was very similar with the netted back, better shade then standard $10 umbrella stroller and the taller handles. What this is lacking from that model is the reclining seat, while it was only a inch or two it was very helpful. I still have my old one, minus the shade and cup holder and I haven't compared but another thing I had loved was that taller people(dads) can push this b/c of the extended handles and the extra space in between the wheels while walking, this has my feet bumping wheels. Eventually i'll pull it out and see. Also the shade on this is funky, has snaps, but also extra fabric, what is all that for? and you can't close it w/o taking the shade off or you'll bend the plastic supports. I wish they'd just come back out with the original jeep, even the little side pockets were awesome and I reckon i'll be switching it out.

if you're thinking of buying this stroller, please note that the handles are not adjustable and are lower than average height which make it uncomfortable to push as you have to walk slightly hunched and I'm only 5'3". the back wheels are pretty close together that when walking, your feet will hit the wheels, forcing you to put one foot directly in front of the other and in between the wheels. therefore not a great stroller to take when going for a walk. and bc of the short handles, it forces you to walk closer to the stroller which you will bump into, so only way to walk with this stroller is hunch and arms fully extended haha seat doesn't adjust so if your baby fell asleep they would remain upright. only good thing about stroller is the level of shade provided by adjustable hood and that it has a basket at the bottom although very shallow and small.

This stroller would have been great for a smaller child. Searching for a stroller for my 5 year old that has a taller back. Her head hung over the back side, defeating the purpose of the need for a stroller. I will be returning. My daughter is approx. 46" tall.