Kolcraft Kc Cloud Sport Lw Strl Royal Blue Stripe

I was searching for an umbrella stroller that wasn't cheaply made, held up to 50lbs, had good shade, and a small basket. After reading through about a gazillion reviews I found this one and decided to order it. It was easy to put together and my son can crawl in easily. The only complaint is that the tray has to come off completely and doesn't swing up on one side. It folds up flat enough to fit in a closet or under a bed and will stand up by itself also. We're taking it with us on a cruise and I've read that it does amazing on cruises also.

I am a Grandma and just wanted an inexpensive but versatile stroller to keep at my house for visitors. This really fits the bill. Not high end or titanium strong, but perfect for the price and how much it will be used.

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Im absolutely in love with this stroller...it's everything I was looking for.everything is light and maneuvers great,my grandson loves it as well.the only con to the stroller is that it's small.so if your tall u might be slouching while pushing it,but perfect for my short self lol

Bought it yesterday and put it together today in less than 15 minutes. Its definitely worth the money and made well. Its just as nice as the fancy $150 travel system stroller we used to use, except this one folds and unfolds easier, can stand on its own, and has a tray and pockets for my kids stuff, unlike the other stroller. I drive a Subaru Crosstrek and this stroller fits perfectly in the hatch with plenty room to spare. By the way, the back IS adjustable, unlike what another reviewer said. It has a strap in the back you can adjust the recline position with. Only complaint is the cupholders are a little small, but we will just get a smaller sized sippy cup for him to use when strolling.

Looks like it's heavy but it's light weight and easy to open and close

I bought this as a smaller travel size option to our large 3 wheel stroller. Being compact is great but getting it to fold is a little tough. I feel that it should be easy to fold a stroller, not take forever to figure out exactly how to push/pull/bend/fold it. After the initial set up I had to fold it almost immediately because my 11-month-old kept climbing into it. This is where the fun began. I was using every muscle trying to figure out exactly how/where the stroller swiveled to fold....note I really beat on it and didn't do any damage. Once I figured it out I knew I had to try again to see if it was just me or if it was really that hard to fold.....it was really that hard. I give it a 3 because it took a beating while trying to fold it and is still sturdy, plus my son LOVES this smaller option.

I bought this stroller for my Grandson and yes it's cute light and easy to fold BUT when my grandson fell asleep I losen the strap from the back and it DID NOT LAY ALL THE WAY AND IF I DID NOT PUT THE STRAPS HE WOULD SLIP DOWN AND material very slippery...I had to return it!

I bought it because I needed a traveling stroller and didn't want to invest too much in one since we are expecting another baby and will need a double soon. It is $60 so you can't ezpext too much. The sitting up position doesn't sit up enough and the recline doesn't lay back enough so my 1.5 year old doesn't ever seem too comfortable. It is hard to handle and the “suspension” wheels in the front don't make any difference. The handle already tore and I've only used it a week or so. But then again, it was $60!

I love the large storage basket underneath. I also loved the idea of me having cup holders and my son having one. But.. the cup holders are too small. A water bottle is pretty much the only thing that will fit. His sippy cups don't even fit in his holder. He also slips down in the seat at the highest reclined position. Not happy and will be attempting to return