Chicco Bravo LE Trio Travel System Stroller with KeyFit 30 Zip Infant Car Seat - Driftwood (Grey), New

Comfortable for the baby excellent

I bought this as a gift and the recipient was very happy. Chicco has been our go to brand for 13 years.

I bought this for my grandson. I looked around at a lot of travel systems. This one is far and above the best quality. So happy I went with the Bravo LE Trio!

I bought the stroller as a gift for my daughter and she loves it. Its very easy to put together. The quality is excellent and I would definitely recommend it. I wish I had something like this when I had my children.

Unboxing this travel is very easy and clear instructions are printed right on the flap of box. In addition, the assembly instructions are simple and similar to building LEGOs for how to remove and add the various components. The stroller and car seat feel light yet durable and the design is very aesthetic as well as functional. The car seat is very easy to install (after you get over the learning curve) and can be done with or without the base in a variety of different configurations. Ours is setup in the middle of the backseat and it perfectly fits in-between the two front seats. This is a big deal for us as we are both tall and need the leg room. The car seat also goes from infant up to 30 lbs and is compatible with a wide range of other strollers. The stroller is very stylish and folds easily, we like how with the brakes engaged we can also transport it vertically in the trunk to save on space. The stroller easily converts from holding the car seat back to a traditional stroller. There is good storage and a nice little pouch with a cover by the handle to store cell phones/ keys. While getting used to the stroller and car seat we noticed a few areas that could use improvement. First, the handle bar has a little bit of wiggle, we think this has to do with the fact the handle bar can adjust to three different settings which is a nice added feature. If Chicco could also get rid of the wiggle it would be even better. The second is the release lever on the back of the car seat, unless pulled back correctly you can sometimes just pop-out one side of the car seat (it won't move much). After some getting used to the amount of times this happens goes down, but it can be annoying. Overall the Bravo LE travel system is a well designed, highly versatile, and safe travel system for a great value. We would recommend this travel system to our friends and family.

Excellent car seat and stroller

Love love love this system! 10 years ago we purchased another Chicco travel system for our first child! This one is a huge improvement! - storage basket is huge and accessible from front and back of stroller - the canopy is huge! It provides great shade and privacy for little one - fabric is nice, color is gender neutral and it looks like it is also very durable - it is very easy to fold - seat is super easy to move to different reclining positions - it has a parent and child cup holders - car seat carrier attaches super easy and removes with minimal effort - the handle can be adjusted for different heights, I am 5'3”, my husband is 6'1” . It is super comfortable for both of us - it has nice wheels which make it a smooth ride and easy to push - car seat has a nice cover to keep baby warm Overall a great buy that will last for years to come !

Overall the stroller is average. There is one problem I have with the wheels. They make a clicking sound as they roll along. I hope this can be fixed somehow.

We used the Chicco Fit2 infant seat and base for our first child and now this. Comparatively, the KeyFit30 offers a tighter fit for the infant but makes it more difficult to get them buckled in. As a safety feature, I loved the Fit2 because of this. I do however love the comfort handle offered by the KeyFit30 and the zippered foot bunting which helps to keep our little one warm during the winter months. The Harbor color option is great for our little male peanut. We've found the KeyFit30 is much lighter to carry than the Fit2 and we disliked the re-thread for the 5-point harness. We much preferred the adjustable headrest/harness of the Fit2. We have found using the car seat with the stroller to be convenient. The stroller folds up easily but we found it difficult to figure out how to latch it to keep it closed. The stroller rides nice on paved/indoor surfaces but can be bumpy on gravel or uneven surfaces. While I have not had to clean up any messes in the KeyFit30, it appears as though it will be easier to clean compared to the Fit2.

I've been using this stroller for 10 months and it's getting more and more difficult to fold it. Its gotten almost impossible to fold and i really cant do it alone at this point