This is the second Cosco stroller ( we are holding it back for grandchild #2). The first has served us well (miles of smiles). Folds well for car trunk storage when going shopping. Pushes so much easier than the $10 strollers. It is rugged, yet lightweight. Great for grandparents and tired Moms. Get one, they are better than ice cream!

I'm guessing I paid for the brand because this is not worth 30 bucks. I'm 5'7 but I have to lean over when I push my 6 month old in this stroller. He fits in in perfect so I only see him using it for about, maybe 4 months and that pushing it. Perfect if one is 5'5 but I feel too tall for this stroller. I don't return things so I'm keeping it, but I wouldn't recommend this stroller for that price. 20 bucks, maybe. Also it doesn't recline, so if your baby falls asleep, he or she will be laying on the hard bars on the side.

I was anxious to receive this stroller based on the reviews and reasonable price. Upon receiving this stroller, I was disappointed that the back of the stroller was not sturdy, it was just a mesh backing with no proper support for toddlers. Without a sturdy back I worry about curvature of the spine. That was my concern, I am not a doctor, just a mom with concerns so I ended up returning this stroller for one with a more supportive back.

This item was a gift to be used for a baby that will be out and about in the southern heat. The mesh back will help keep baby cool, but then has a piece to pull down to block air for the cooler fall temperatures. It is also the colors of the GEORGIA BULLDOGS, which is another plus.

This was a really nice small stroller. Used it for around the airport with ease and at my destination. A little tricky on rocky terrain or sand but so much better than hauling our big stroller on vacation. We immediately lost the cup holder which stunk. Loved the mesh backing to allow more airflow to child and the small pillow that would roll down to cover mesh during cooler temperatures. The basket is pretty much useless on this stroller. Once my child was seated, I couldnt even stick my hand under. Folds with ease, light weight and has a latch to hold the stroller closed. The sunshade was a nice bonus, although it leaned moreso to the right than the middle. Stroller does not recline! That would be a nice added bonus. Overall, great for the money and if you are in need of an inexpensive stroller.

So no it isn't perfect, but for $28, I definitely couldn't ask for any better! Super lightweight, folds up easily, ergonomic handlebars, glides and pushes and steers well. The all black is sleek. Another wonderful thing is that I was able to hang my very heavy diaper bag on one of the handles and when my 4 year old got up, it didn't even topple over. Definitely glad we purchased it, got tons of use out of it at Disney and since.

I personally loved this stroller for my son, it’s very smooth and he fit perfectly in it. Also, it doesn’t take up a lot of space to store in our apartment or in the back of our SUV. Good quality for the price and easy to set up yourself! Love. Love. Love it!

Thankfully and finally a stroller made for us tall mamas I went to an outdoor festival the other day with my toddler and used the traditional umbrella stroller and was leaned almost parallel with the ground this one not only has a cup holder and under storage which is amazing but is so nice travel friendly but cozy and I don’t have to be bent over to push him so excited

Im only 5'5" and it was difficult for me to push. I had to hunch over to push it, so I returned it. I also didnt like the cup holder, it may hold a water bottle but it did not hold a reusable coffee mug. The stroller itself was very long. It had to sit at an angle to fit in the trunk of our Jeep and it did not at all fit in the trunk of our fiat. To fit it in the trjnk of the fiaT I had to actually fold one of the seats down.

As much as I do like no longer needing to take the clunky Jogger on short trips, I'd rather have my toddler walk then ride in this thing. He is tall for his age and feet drag at bottom. Doesn't get the concept of keeping feet on the rest while pushing him. Returning.