Baby Trend Tango™ Stroller

This stroller has been a great purchase. My son loves it! Easy to put together. In fact my 13yr old did it. Rides smooth over bumps. My only issue is that it's not as easy to fold down. You have to put some muscle into it. I'm 5'9 and this stroller is the perfect height, even for my husband who is 6'3. Overall great stroller.

It's amazing. Still using it a year later. (She's a very small one year old). The stroller has a large easy to access basket and wonderful glide and effortless steering. The carseat easily clicks in and out of the stroller and car seat base. Kind of wish the carseat had more padding for a newborns head, she was lolling to the side for a few months. The strap to tighten the seatbelt is somewhat difficult to pull, only really possible when the seat is out of the car. but it's a great system. I would totally buy this again. And yes, with practice you can totally fold it with one hand while holding baby in the other.

Light weight. Has everything you need. A great step up from an umbrella stroller. Has better features than more expensive strollers.

This is a nice, heavy , and solid stroller. I bought this for my son and his wife as they are expecting their 1st child. Every stroller infant carrier combination that he looked at he said was flimsy. When he saw this stroller, his jaw dropped saying that this was a nice stroller. My daughter-in-law loves how versatile it is. The best part is that the price was reasonable.

I love the design of this! It's super cute and love the ergonomically of it! Assembly was easy, the wheels clicked right in! My favorite feature is the folding; it fold so easy and is self supporting, not to mention it's compact! Giving it 4 stars as i have not tested durability yet.

It seems to be OK. I bought it for my daughter‘s baby shower. It’s what she wanted. She said she liked it. The color was good. I will give a further update when she uses it.

We wanted to replace a Graco stroller that just felt cheap and not sturdy. I saw the reviews, videos and wanted it, it would have been great for our needs. Received it 2 days ago, install and build was very easy, however on our first walk; a front wheel continues to lock up and there's a constant squeal coming from the back right wheel/axel area. We really do like the stroller, but it's embarrassing to push around with constant nails on a chalkboard sound. I have a video if it allows me to post it I'll have to explore my options to repair or replace

Update: The recline strap broke! A little piece of plastic came off during normal use, now the stroller is stuck in a recline position! Don't be fooled by the large storage basket, toddler tray and cup holders like I was. I can't express enough how bad this stroller is. It's like it was designed by someone who's never used a stroller before; looks great on the surface but has poor practical function. The fold down is AWFUL. you collapse it by pulling a flimsy string in the seat of the stroller. From there you either get lucky and it latches closed or it misses the latch and doesn't close. It's a 50/50 chance it latches.. the instructions claim it's dependent on having the seat at 0 recline but it makes no difference. There's no predictability if the stroller will close or not. When the stroller doesn't latch u either have to open it and start all over or bend down almost to the ground and try to latch it by hand. If you try to pick it up unlatched it will open on you. Once it's latched, there's no good way to carry it. The string will break if you carry it by that. The handle is now pointed towards the ground, so you can't use that. You can try to carry it by the toddler tray but it slides off sometimes and you drop the stroller. In addition to being bulky and enormous when folded, there no place to grab onto to pick it up. It takes up so much trunk space! Moving on to the recline feature.. The mechanism to recline the stroller is a clamp on a string. It's easy to recline, just release the clamps, but difficult to sit up and almost impossible to fully sit up while the kid is in it. You have to push against the kid's weight to sit the seat up, while simultaneously opening the clamps, holding on to the string's handle with your other hand and sliding the clamp up the string. Surprise, surprise, it's difficult. Why not make it a zipper, or a button? There are other issues with the stroller like the seat being too small, and seat belt being oddly positioned and giving my daughter a constant front wedgie, but they pale in comparison to these issues. Notice how the description doesn't show any photos or videos of how to recline and incline the stroller. Or anyone picking it up, or putting it in a trunk. I'm mad all over again just writing this. DO. NOT. BUY. THIS. STROLLER. You have been warned.

Purple not pink

Item came with a broken lock system which is a great concern of safety!