This stroller is pretty great if you're using it as an alternative to the cheap $20 umbrella strollers. When my son outgrew those (he's two), I found that this stroller was pretty much the ONLY good option without jumping to the Maclaren price level. The back rest is tall enough for a bigger kid, and it holds up to 45 pounds, which is very rare. It obviously doesn't have all the great features of a full-size stroller, but it does have the snack cup, it reclines, has a decent-sized sun shade, and a bar across the middle for my son to hold onto. It also folds easily and incredibly flat. A couple of things aren't great; it is tough to steer at times and not so easy to get up on a curb. The mesh basket is a bit useless due to its location. And if my son doesn't keep his feet on the little foot rest, it's possible for his feet to hit the front tires. Overall, it's a small, lightweight stroller that my 30 lb two-yr-old is comfortable in, and that wasn't easy to come by so I'm happy with it.

This is our second Combi stroller, and we like this one as much as the first, except for the clasp on the belts. We actually cut the belts off our old one and sewed it onto this one! The stroller is sturdy without being heavy, and our children love to have the bar across the front and they really like to be able to sit forward if they want to which is difficult in a regular umbrella type stroller. I have read other reviews saying that if you're tall, it's difficult to push this, I disagree. My husband is 6'1", and he finds it very comfortable to push, as does a friend who is also over 6'.

This stroller completely serves its purpose. My little girl is almost 3 and 31Lbs, I think this one is perfect for the little one who still needs a place to be when your out and about, we tried umbrella strollers (too small) and searched for too long for the perfect one, then I found it here on amazon at the best price (and I did look everywhere), I read complaints about the handles being to low and it made it uncomfortable to push, well not for me, I am 5'6 and it was just fine for me and my husband is 5'8 and we had no problems. The only drawback is the storage under it, but it is such a small price to pay, you can still put stuff there but not as much as a full size stroller. I would recommend this stroller to anyone I could who will need a transitional one, size and all.

It's not a bad stroller, but we're going to need another one. It is indeed lightweight and very easy to fold up. It's compact and stands upright when folded. It has a nice narrow profile when navigating mall aisles. And a lovely shoulder strap to carry it when folded. All in all, an excellent stroller for the car and shopping trips. However, the handle is not height-adjustable and makes anyone over 5'2" bend a bit to push it. There is very little room in the mesh storage underneath, and it's next to impossible to use it anyway, since the axle of the back wheels runs through the middle. The front boot for little babies is already tearing on one side. The removeable cup holder attaches to the soft bar in front of the child, which is great for holding his sippy cup, but not useful for my coffee. The "generous" canopy is small and with its angle, doesn't really provide any sun cover at all. The back is adjustable, but now that our son is over 17 lbs, the clip doesn't hold the back in place, and it just slides to fully reclined all the time. And though it is advertised as being appropriate for infants, even when tightened to their smallest length, the shoulder straps still are too loose to fit on my 17.5 lb, 28 in. baby. I don't recommend this for small babies until they are much older, just not safe.

We bought two of these to take on a family trip. We chose these both for the price, and for the higher weight tolerance (45 lb). Our 40 pound six-year old can swap places with a sibling when he gets tired during a long day at the zoo. They recline far enough for an infant, also. But, our 10 month old preferred to sit forward and hold onto the front bar to take in the sights. The strollers are compact and light. The underneath storage mesh can hold a purse and small diaper bag. There is another pocket on the back that can hold a water bottle, as well as a latch that can hold small items that have handles. The stroller was also easy to maneuver. We are very pleased with our purchase! The stoller can even hold a Combi carseat, but it didn't work with our Graco.

We like this stroller. It seems to be pretty durable, and its weight and portability (shoulder strap) make it ideal for trips, especially in airports. My husband has a hard time pushing it sometimes because he is so tall (6'4"), but it is fine for me (5'3"). We like it for our 5-month-old son because he is able to recline, but still sit up enough to watch what's going on. He can hold his head up well but isn't sitting up unsupported yet, so the various levels of the reclining back are nice. Overall, a good stroller for the price.

WONDERFUL stroller! So compact, easy to fold, comfortable for my baby and toddler, easy to maneuver, great!

This stroller does not have a height adjustment. I am 5'7 and have to bend a little to push it. I also find that I kick the wheels a lot when I am walking. The wheel base is very close together and I have big feet. If you are average or above average height, you might want to consider a diffrent stroller.

My wife and I bought this stroller after much research and searching. I like it but it is not perfect. It is a little short for tall people like my father in law and the straps to hold our son in were too short. Our son is on the bigger size 30 # and 32 inches. The storage underneath is hard to access. Otherwise we were pretty happy with its overall weight and smooth ride. Good luck with finding your stroller; you will probably buy more than one.

I like this stroller a lot, it's light weight, and easy to carry around. It fits my baby perfectly. The only problem I've found is that is doesn't have a lot of storage space or a place to keep a diaper bag. Otherwise, I would buy this stroller again if given the choice.