Best Single Seat Strollers for Carriage

it's a great stroller for the city and has a cool design.

the size and the flexibilty helps this city goin.and with the limited amount of space need when its folded,makes my truck space seems larger than it is.wish it was a bite wider, but after comparing

it's not as quick, easy or fluid in the folding, unfolding, moving the seat from front to rear facing, etc.

the fold can be tricky (the release button took 2 hands on one bar at first), i beleive it is getting easier with use.i get so many compliments on it too.

it does take some getting used to to fold and unfold the stroller (be sure the stroller is fully open before putting the car seat in), but it gets easier with time.

however here are the downsides, this stroller is heavy and when it folds, it is still big.

i love this stroller:) it is easy to fold and looks great.

it's not a light weight stroller, more like a mid-size and the folding is kind of tricky but it gets easier with practice.

i had a dififcult time with opening and folding the stroller at first but i quickly overcame the issue...my husband almost fell off the chair when he found out how much it cost but after the couple

we use an umbrella if we know we are going to have to be somewhere where it would be easier to fold up the stroller, such as on the subway or other tight places.

the cup holder is pretty heavy duty but it's a little tricky when you're folding the stroller with it on.

still very useful the bottom line: if you can afford this and need a stroller that does it all - especially if you're in a city with limited space and bumpy streets - go for it!!!