Kolcraft Cloud Umbrella Stroller, Two Tone Green

This stroller is perfect for our family; I keep it in the car for the random moments we need it. I bought it to take to Disneyland and it handled it perfectly. I am a taller person, and I find that some umbrella strollers hurt my back because I am arched over trying the push them, but this height is perfect. Easy to assemble, I did it in under 20 minutes. Highly recommend. The opening is smooth and you are not fighting with it like other strollers. The canopy has an extender that provides a lot of shade. Fits perfectly in a lot of size trunks. I didn't use the reclining for our kiddo but if she needed to nap it does have a slight recline.

My two year old daughter loves this. I put the shade on backwards though, but it's an easy fix! I take this everywhere with us. It's super lightweight and it's easy to put together. You don't need any help and it fits in my mom's Chevy Sonic and that's a pretty small car with tight trunk space and it fits in the trunk as well. 10/10.

I have a $200 stroller and I so much prefer this one. It only weighs 9lbs and it's pretty compact which is why I bought it. My expensive stroller however has a lot of storage space underneath it takes up ALOT of trunk space in my car. My only wish is this stroller had a reclining seat like most incase toddler falls asleep during your outing but overall for less than $40 it's a 10/10

As grandparents, we needed a stroller that would allow us to take walks with our grandchild on our babysitting days, and easy to store away afterwards. This one meets both of those criteria. The handy canopy keeps the sun off the baby and the light weigt, but sturdy design makes it easy to throw in the car after we make a couple of circuits around the park.

It was very easy to assemble and attach the wheels. It's lightweight and easy to move. I bought it for my 3-year-old daughter, but I don't think it will last long. She's 35 inches tall, and I think she'll outgrow it quickly because her feet are already touching the wheels. It's good for an umbrella stroller, but it's made for smaller toddlers or babies.

The good: I love the mesh on this stroller and I really like the cup holder. It is compact but still functional and a good value. The not so good: It was a decent stroller, though it's a little awkward. you can't take full steps without kicking it and the handles are a little short. It was not ideal if you are a tall person.

I am still debating on returning this. I've had it for 2 day. Great price, pretty easy assembly, moves easily, cute, and like the cup holder and small under carriage basket, wheels maneuver well.... BUT and here is where I am conflicted, I am 5'4 when I walk in regular stride my feet constantly hit the wheels, like the wheels should be a bit further apart %26 the stroller arms feel low, I wish they could be adjustable to height. Between the wheels and the arm position, it's not that comfortable for me to walk at any distance; it forces my body positioning to pitch back further and not stand straight. I think this would not be an issue for someone 5'2 and under but I feel that taller women are going to have an issue. Otherwise for me might be ok for occasional use. Anyway, still on the fence.

The umbrella portion didn’t actually attach to the back of the stroller. The cup holder sat in an awkward position and the basket underneath isn’t as described or pictured and wouldn’t even hold a blanket. And overall the stroller would be practical in height if you are under 5’4 otherwise you’ll be too tall to push it standing erect comfortably.

The stroller is flimsy and doesn't feel safe for the kids. I tried reaching out to the Kolcraft team about this, but they don't seem to be interested in addressing the exact issue. They agreed to send the replacement part, but that will not solve the problem. Better go for a different model.

This stroller sucks. The front wheels won’t function and just drags, so you end up carrying your child and the stroller. I am out right angry about this purchase