We purchased this stroller as a travel system and are very happy with it. My son is now 2 and still loves riding in it. It has a good amount of storage and a snack tray with a cup holder which is great. It is very durable. We've taken it on hiking trails and on dirt walkways and it does fine. My husband even accidently started running over it with his truck and nothing happened to it! It is a little awkward to handle once it folds up, but I like the way it folds flat and easily fits in the car.

We got this stroller in Blackwell pattern. It's not a midsized stroller, definately LARGE, but that's what we wanted for the long walks and zoo trips and such. It's GREAT! Folds with the twist of the wrist. Easy assembly, everything is sturdy. Adapts to hold our snugride car seat sturdy. very comfy for baby, great on bumps, easy to steer. When the seat is all the way down it's difficult to get anything in the carry net on the bottom, but the handles are perfect for draping the diaper bag over and we carry it that way.
br / The only complaint I have, if any, is that after it's folded, the latch that secures it so it doesn't open back up when you lift it pops off a lot. Doesn't stay fastened. I have to hold it onto the peg when I lift it. They should rethink that. But besides that, I think this stroller is great.

Great! Looks good too. Smooth riding, so my son loves going for a spin. He used to cry when placed into the first car seat we bought. Three lock seat belt, 180 degree canopy on carseat, and canopy on stroller with sunroof (put them together to keep out the elements and other undesirables). Time and temperature, cupholders, roomy for baby, huge storage basket...I could go on. It's just great. Just know it is a bit bulky when broken down to go into the trunk.

I received this stroller w/the carrier for my baby shower, and I LOVE it. At first, it felt chunky and hard to manuever after watching all these hip moms with their MacLaren's chic, lightweight, sportiness, but after watching a friend's MacLaren fall over backwards w/a coffee cup spilling out, after she had a shopping bag hanging on the handle, I am 100% satisfied with GRACO.
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br /Not only is my 2 y/o son comfy in this stroller today, but I've changed his diaper in it, fed him a full finger food meal in the front tray area when he was too small for a high chair (or none available), laid him down for a nap in the fully reclining seat, and trekked him through an outdoor museum in AZ with dirt paths. I usually carry LOTS of stuff with me, so the storage compartment below has plenty of room for a large diaper bag, plus jackets and shopping bags! It handles great (ok, it will bump into racks at the store now and again), and has 2 cup holders and 2 compartments at the handle for your cell phone and keys.
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br /If you can forego fashion, then GRACO strollers are the way to go for all its practicality.

I purchased this stroller for my 9 month old son. I love that it's light-weight and easier to carry than the other one we had, (evenflo travel system stroller or something like that). My son outweighs it by almost 10 pounds, (he's 26 lbs), so to me, it's lightweight. It's also much easier to turn the wheels- our other one was like a grocery store shopping cart with a bad wheel. I have two complaints about it though. It doesn't have a foot rest, which isn't that big of a deal, but the retractable shade thing doesn't fully cover my son's feet when it rains. (Yes, it's probably sounds dumb that I would take my child on a walk in the rain, but we live in Seattle) I wish the shade/hood thing extended further so his feet wouldn't get rained on. Also, the little tray part gets wet too. Besides that, it's a great stroller!

I have been very happy with this stroller for regular walks with my 3-month old. It is solid, sturdy, and the travel system works well. I also like the one-hand collapse feature and foot brake. However, this stroller has fallen short in 2 areas that I didn't anticipate. First, it presents a storage challenge in our one-car garage. Due to its size and design, it can't be stored on its side, so it lies flat and takes up considerable room. Second, when it is collaped, picking it up (such as to place it in the car) is quite cumbersome. If you grab the wrong place, the whole stroller may start to open up. I wish Graco added a simple lock of some kind that keeps it in the collapsed position, which would solve both problems.

I really like this stroller for the price range. I replaced an older, out-dated Graco stroller from my previous child, and in comparison...this one is super-nice! Though, when it first arrived, I was disappointed to see that the tires were not the "squishy" rubber ones, like my older model. I thought this might hamper our 'outings' some, but so far I haven't come into any problems. Perhaps Graco realized that the harder plastic tires work just as well, if not better? Or perhaps those tires are just available on higher priced models.
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br /Tires aside, the stroller has some nice features. The moveable canopy being one of my favorite. I like that the little peekabo window on top is tinted, and when the canopy is placed in front (shielding baby from sun or wind), he is still able to see out.
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br /The cup holders and compartments are nice, but I would've liked maybe an additional larger size (soft?) pouch for carrying newspapers, mail, a larger wallet...I don't like having to toss those in the bottom basket. Speaking of the bottom basket, it is a nice size but perhaps a cover of some sort would have been good (to avoid papers blowing away, etc). I also keep thinking it would be cool to have a place to put my long umbrella. I don't always grab the compact one for walks and the long one doesn't exactly fit in the bottom basket. I am, however, able to set it on top of the basket in a way that it won't fall off. But a little extra pocket or plastic insert on one of the side arms of the stroller might have been a cool feature!
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br /I love the (fabric) design and color combination. It looks good with my baby boy! And the brakes work SUPER well. I love that you need only push one side to have both wheels lock up.
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br /What else? Handlebars are cushy, 1-hand fold-up is a breeze, and the stroller is sturdy...feels built-to-last! I haven't had any problems with the stroller 'popping open' as other reviewers mentioned, but then again, I haven't moved it about a lot in that position.
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br /The only thing I don't like is the adjustable seat. Not that I don't like it being adjustable (and I like that it has more positioning than many comparable strollers), but mine seems to be a bit hard to pull up on the handle bar behind the seat. Maybe it's just my stroller... and it IS just a little 'annoyance' in comparison to the rest of the qualities of the stroller.
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br /Overall I have to give this 'ride' 5 stars!!

there's no leg rest. I bought this for my 21 month old son. I had a Peg Perego and didn't like it much. This stroller is wonderful however. My son likes it, it's comfy, alittle heavy but not too bad. It's a smooth ride and quiet. Very sturdy. No complaints except for the lack of a leg rest. I called Graco to see if there was a part for it and there isn't. I got the standard canned answer that this is the design of the stroller.

No doubt this is a great product , but I came across some problem recently in opening the stroller. The baby food tray would get stuck with the canopy and would not allow to open the travel system with one hand. You have to struggle to release the baby food tray. I contacted the customer service of Gracobaby and was told this is designed this way only and is mentioned in the manual. I do not see anything in the manual. They mention I need to pull the canopy back and align with the frame. Seems I will be breaking the canopy soon and shopping for a new stroller soon, but not graco.