Summer by Ingenuity 3Dlite ST Infant Baby Convenience Stroller

Perfect stroller for 6 months and up! We keep ours in our trunk at all times. Doesn't take up much space, comfy and supportive for baby, plenty of room in the bottom storage compartment, fits in tight spaces like doctors offices and narrow aisles. This brand has always served us well!

I love it honestly its so good for my soon to be toddler not heavy easy to fold and doesn't take a-lot of space and perfect for traveling.

It's lightweight, easy to assemble

I love how well put together this umbrella stroller is. It’s not heavy. Instructions were very easy. Didn’t have to do the most to put the wheels together like the last one I got and returned (different brand). If you’re a tall or average height person, this is perfect. The storage space is awesome, the adjustable straps and seat recliner is perfect. Worth every penny.

Really easy to put together and use. Like that it has spinning double wheels at front and back. Easy to push on our sidewalk that is very uneven.

although it is a little heavier than I had thought it would be. it is perfect for my four month old grandson because it is rated for infants. very well made.

I am happy that I found a combo between a too-simple umbrella stroller and a full-size stroller. I switched to another SUV from a Yukon XL, so I had much less trunk space to work with, plus my kiddo is now a toddler and doesn't really need the full-size stroller much anymore. I still need the shoulder straps (5-point harness) to buckle him in, however, which ultra-portable umbrella strollers are all missing (why??). This is a happy medium, but it does fold awkwardly and not quite as slim as I'd like. Husband also complained that he doesn't like pushing this one because the handles don't telescope or anything to accomodate his height (he is 6' 2" and I am 5' 4")--it works fine for me. The steering is also a bit weird; the front wheels don't turn like what would make sense, so I end up scooching it by resting it more on the front wheels and kind of pivoting by lifting the back up slightly. All in all, this stroller economically provides us a more compact way to push our toddler around without having to tie a bigger stroller onto the roof or something extreme, but there are definitely some improvements that would make this one a bigger winner.

love it. I needed a stroller that was light enough to navigate with one hand (and string enough to go straight during the process) when "you know who" wants to walk. I also needed a stroller that was ideal to travel with on flights. This is amazing for this purpose. i can hook my spinner carry on over the left handle and push the stroller and the carry on at the same time. the only thing is you have to remember to remove the cup holder. It made it to my destination, but not back during storage on the flight.

Assembly is simple, attach 4 wheels and the canopy and done. But mine the front right wheels did not touch the floor. Ordering another one and hope for the best

Terrible fell apart while in use