Jeep Unlimited Reversible Handle Stroller, Grey Tweed

I like almost everything about this stroller. The material is very comfortable for my little one. I really like that you can turn the swivel off on the wheels so you can have use front wheel drive or back wheel drive type of steering and maneuvering. It's very easy to push. Me and my husband both really love it!

Great value for the great value for the price of the stroller. Easy to store easy to fold and unfold Steering is no problem. It's very light and easy to assemble. easy to use easy to fold and unfold Steering is no problem. It’s very light and easy to assemble. We’re very happy with the product if you're gonna. price. Easy to store easy to use. We're very happy with the stroller

I couldn’t have asked for more. The handle moves back and forth effortlessly and my grandson loved his first ride in it. I am 5’9 and the handle bar is at a very comfortable height. I don’t have to lean in or bend. Perfect fit for us. I would highly recommend this stroller.

This stroller has great quality easy to use glides smooth and my Graco car seat fits to attach to it .would recommend

Great feature to have adjustable handle. My kiddo appreciates not being woken up when having to switch direction, however I don't like that the basket is "barely there". You really can't fit a diaper bag, only a few items, like a blanket (folded) or a pair of small kids shoes

PROS: The handle has a great height for taller parents. It’s lightweight and easily collapses/opens. I was able to put it together in about 15min! The basket is surprisingly roomy and deep. This is a great “grow with me” stroller (compatible with most car seats, has a “bassinet” like setting, and then can be used as a perfect toddler stroller). The extra back of canopy provides complete coverage from the sun for babies. CONS: When you do the reverse handle, the wheels don’t rotate to easily navigate the stroller. It does NOT look like the picture. The extra padding is not there at all, and the backing of the seat is the same material as the canopy. There are locking mechanisms for both the front and rear wheels. There isn’t a “parent cup holder/storage”, but that’s an easy fix by purchasing an attachable one. It doesn’t have the removable padding that I hoped for for the extra support/easy cleaning. Ultimately it’s a great stroller for the price especially. Not as advertised, online or on box, but will definitely get a ton of use from it that will last for years. It’s easy to navigate when the handle is in the “standard” position, and easily glides over multiple terrains (sidewalk, street, gravel, dirt, sand, grass). As a very active family, it’s great. It fits perfectly in the trunk of my 2017 Ford Escape, 2017 Ford Explorer (with all 3 rows up), and my sisters 2006 Toyota Yaris. We live in a windy area and the “cape” on the canopy provides great wind coverage from the baby! If you buy this stroller for it’s extra padding/“looks” I’d suggest taking a look of what we actually got from it before hand.

Stroller came totally different from what was advertised. I specifically bought this stroller because of the black seats and the “J is for Jeep” writing on the side of the canopy. This is NOT the same stroller as in the photos.

Cheap quality and material. Wheels are confusing and suck. Very hard to steer in any direction. Big and bulky and wobbly. Just terrible in general. Hate it used a couple times and i returned it. Got a graco outpace on marketplace for $40 wayyyyyyyyyy better than this jeep stroller. Would not recommend at all.

I didn’t really expect this stroller to be as bad as it was. It was very tricky to use. When you strolled it would go to the side. The wheels would move a lot. There was no space on the bottom I could barely fit a small backpack. The stroller was a bit heavy.

It’s a nice looking stroller but it’s extremely difficult to steer. This is a stroller you cannot push with one hand because the wheels will go off to the side. When you are holding the handles with both hands you are fighting the stroller to roll straight forward. It’s even harder when you flip the handle to have the baby facing you.