Chicco Bravo LE ClearTex Quick-Fold Stroller - Pewter (Grey), New

I have three kids. It's the best stroller I have ever owned. Yes, it's heavier and bulkier than most of the strollers on the market. BUT it's sturdy with a huge basket where everything I need fits perfectly. It's easy to maneuver on different surfaces, backrest is easy to adjust. Canope is huge and protects great from sun and rain

I absolutely LOVE this stroller. I already had a Chicco ClearTex car seat so it made sense to buy this stroller over the other ones. The biggest selling point for me was the fact that I can take the car seat out of the car seat base and click it into this stroller. I don't have to worry about taking my sleeping baby out of his seat to transfer him to the stroller. It is also very easy to fold and easy to push.

This stroller is exactly what I wanted it to be. My baby girl hates the sun and the extra long canopy is great! The high handle makes pushing it around so much easier since I'm a taller woman. It pushes very smooth and maneuvers very easily.

Bought this stroller for our little one. Had a hard time finding one that I could take the seat off and click just the car seat into it. Rides and pushes smoothly.

We chose this stroller not only because of its style and convenience, but also because of the chemical free fabric. The stroller is compatible with the KeyFit30 and KeyFit35 car seats, and is a great travel system.

First stroller I bought and I am pleased with it. It’s not too heavy and my baby enjoys sitting on it. I like how the seat can recline so baby can sleep comfortably. From my research not many strollers have the option were it reclines so baby can lay down for a bit. This is also nice for the summer as the hood provides a great coverage. Overall, I am pleased with my purchase.

I am fan of chicco products. My son literally love the stroller is very comfortable. open and close very easy!!! I totally recommend it!

Looks like it'll serve us well! Putting it together was mostly straightforward. There's a little more 'give' to the handle than I'd expect. It sometimes feels not as structurally sound as I'd like. Probably not an operational issue.

I wanted a lightweight stroller for my grandson but wanted something more than an "umbrella" stroller. Although I spent $200 on an evenflo lightweight stroller, which I loved how compact it closed and was still big enough to have a comfortable seat for my grandson, I had to return it because the wheel was wonky and I later saw reviews the wheels were subpar. After taking it for one stroll I have to say I agreed. I went back to my search and found this Chicco Bravo stroller. While a little bigger, in weight, than what I wanted I am so glad I spent the extra money. The wheels are way more substantial and I feel confident going over any terrain. Bonus is my daughter's car seat, because she has another Chicco travel system, works for this Bravo stroller as well. Now I have the choice of using the infant seat for my grandson or putting him directly in the stroller. At 4 months old, both options work wonderfully for him. I also like the additional features, two cup holders and a covered pouch in the handle, big cargo basket, and tray for baby. Big cover that provides plenty of shade for baby.

There are some positives and negatives about this stroller. It is a decent stroller that is very easy to assemble and very easy to use. I am glad to see that the folding mechanism has improved and very easy to use. The overall quality of this stroller, however, is not what is used to be. I used a Chicco stroller on my first child 10 plus years ago and it seems like the quality used to be better. Now, the suspension is not quite as good and to be honest, the ride feels a bit rough (compared to the old stroller). The quality of materials does not feel as luxurious as as in the old model. I was a bit disappointed when I got this stroller. The fabric and the wheels are very basic.