Chicco Trevi Stroller, Adventure

I was looking for a stroller that would keep baby comfortable, grow with us, and be easy to use. Our son has outgrown his infant car seat and I need something to drive him around in. He loves his new ride!

pros- The one handed recline is not flat but just about.
-It is heavy enough (22pounds) to hang purse, diaper bag on the handles and not have it tip when baby comes out.
-You don't have to use the 5 pt harness, you can make it 3pt.
-It rides smooth on roads; paved and dirt (within reason- definitely not for trails or sand) you can kind of feel the tred on smooth floors but the ride is still smooth.
-Green color is attractive.
-Handles, while not adjustable are comfortable (I'm 5'8"), the grip feels good. This stroller handles great with one hand.
-The tray is great for entertaining toddlers with cheerios and gold fish! And if you really don't like the tray for whatever reason it is completely removable...Read more

I'm an art director and look for great styling and design for the items in my life. All the strollers I was initially attracted to were, of course, well out of my budget at $600-$700. Crazy! And I was disappointed over and over by the quality of the materials and tubing I found in the other strollers that are in my price range. Then last night I saw this in "another store" and felt immediately that it was everything I had in mind. It's solid-looking and feeling, well-designed, an attractive color palette, and *most important*, it fits in the back of my SUV that has 3rd row seating (not a lot of space). It folds up like an umbrella stroller, but doesn't look like one when it's unfolded. Another really important factor is that I'm 5'7" and my husband is 6'5". We both feel comfortable with the height of the handles, which was a pleasant surprise. I was more concerned about finding a stroller that was tall enough for him than for me.

The Trevi is not bulky, and it doesn't...Read more

Bought this for our first child, hoping to use later as well. Easy to set up and use. Very durable; more stable than the Cortina felt in-store. Love the way it folds more compactly than most full-sized strollers, but you need two hands to set up and fold. Sunshade is very short, so add a Kiddopotamus "Ray Shade" to your list if you purchase this.