Cosco Kids Simple Fold Compact Stroller, Organic Waves, Infant

By far the easiest stroller I've ever folded up! Didn't have to try hard to figure it out!!

This stroller is perfect for a compact stroller. It's light, doesn't take up much space when closed up, and sturdy. I loved how easy it was to open and close. My toddler really enjoys riding in it. It's really is so much easier to carry this around when taking it in and out of the car rather than a full sized stroller! I received this product in return for my review.

This stroller is great for keeping in the car or by the front door. Unfolding is a little bit tricky but not terrible. The seat is roomy and tall enough for my 3 year old. I like that there's a canopy, the back can recline, and the leg support can be lifted/lowered. Great features for the price point! The wheels are smooth and tight turns are easy to take. It's a perfect upgrade from an umbrella stroller.

This stroller is a great size for my little one! It's not flimsy like some smaller strollers yet has a low profile. It's comfortable for my child and easy to get in and out of. It's also easy to fold down and stow away. I definitely think it'll last through to another child as well.

This stroller is more like a hybrid umbrella stroller. The Cosco Simple Fold Compact stroller offers features of a full size stroller and the storage area and snack tray are what set it apart from a normal umbrella stroller. It is great for on the go or quick trips. It is very lightweight and easy to put away. The seat is only a little padded so it's definitely not great for longer trips but it's great for shorter on the go quick trips. A few negatives is that there doesn't seem to be much quality control checks. After only a few uses, the back brake bar keeps detaching and is pretty difficult to reattach. It was in the car in the heat of the summer and perhaps the sun caused it, but the handle bar grips were both in awkward positions leaving metal exposed on the ends. Overall, it's a convenient design for on the go design but wouldn't recommend for a longer day trip.

My daughter is 3 and weighs 30lbs. Her legs seem to put too much pressure on the foot rest so it hits the wheels when turning. The wheels also don't really turn the greatest. I love the fact that there is a part on the seat that can come up or down. Would be great for smaller/shorter toddlers for naps in the stroller! Folds super easy and is compact. I only wish the wheels for a bit more stronger.

This is very convenient for casual walks or quick shopping runs as it's very lightweight, compact, and easy to fold/unfold. However, for longer periods it's it's not my favorite. I did use it for a trip to a themed park and ended up very tired in comparison to my regular (bulkier) stroller ?

I really liked the comfort for my littles and the ability to fold it and stand it up. Until I had it, I didn't realize what an asset folding and not letting it fall to the floor while I take care of my littles was. I took some time to stroll my baby in the 5pt and my small child who is nearing 40lb. Stroller worked smoothly and didn't have issues with the weight. Cons: I'm 5'8" and find that a lot of strollers are too short, this one is short for me. The basket is not constructed well as there are bars blocking so you can't just shove larger items in easily ie stuffie, coat. Finally, my older did not like the foot rest placement, he wanted to set his feet out more at an angle ahead of him but the foot rest was more directly under him. He didn't drag his feet per se, but he made a comment once that he didn't like where his legs had to be. All in all, I liked the quality and it seems like the wheels would stand up to a few terrains. I would recommend a comfortable fit for someone a little shorter. I received the product for free in exchange for writing an honest review.

This is a servicable stroller for travel uses, and is lightweight and easy to use. It doesn't feel up to the task of more regular use, especially for tall parents, who will find it challenging to push without kicking the back in stride. I think it's well priced for a travel stroller and would recommend it for that use, or something like a back up at a grandparent's house, but not for more frequent use.

I received this as a free product to test and review. Things I liked: This stroller was relatively light and was able to stand upright without support. It had a small footprint when closed. The directions for assembly and use were well-illustrated and well-written. The seat has a slight amount of padding, which made it comfortable for my daughter to sit in it. The canopy is nice and locks outward smoothly. Things I didn't like: While not complicated, opening and closing the stroller was frustrating. The frame seemed to "stick" each time I tried to close it, making it difficult to truly do so one-handed. I also found that opening the stroller to the locked-open position was tricky because I had to lift my foot pretty high to push on the mechanism. My daughter (who weighs roughly 35 pounds) sat in it for a test run through our local supermarket, and I found that steering her around was exhausting. The wheels have no texture and don't grip a smooth floor, so they don't roll well. I ended up sliding her sideways most of the time when going around a curve. The little padded bar across the front is simple to open and re-attach, but somewhat pointless as it wouldn't keep a child from slipping out the front, nor does it have any cupholders or the like. The mesh basket underneath could accommodate a purse, perhaps, but the cross braces of the frame would definitely get in the way. Overall, I was not very impressed with this stroller. The lack of maneuverability and the stiffness encountered when trying to open or close it more than offset the benefits of being lightweight and free-standing.