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melann
07-09-2007, 08:56 PM
I need help please deciding what stroller to purchase for my 20 month old son. The following features would be nice:

-SPF Sun Canopy
-Upright seat back but with potential to recline
-Lightweight
-Folds easily & compactly
-Larger wheels for smoother ride on rougher terrain
-Locking wheels would be nice
-Growth potential available to justify this purchase
-Moderate price range

There is a place to read reviews for car seats. Is there a place on this website to read reviews for strollers?

Thank you! I appreciate any and all feedback! :)

melann
07-10-2007, 07:43 AM
I visited this site several months ago asking for recommendations for my son's car seat. I received several replies quickly. Everyone was great! :D So I know what to expect when submitting stroller questions, how quickly can I expect to receive a response? Here is my original question:

"I need help please deciding what stroller to purchase for my 20 month old son. The following features would be nice:

-SPF Sun Canopy
-Upright seat back but with potential to recline
-Lightweight
-Folds easily & compactly
-Larger wheels for smoother ride on rougher terrain
-Locking wheels would be nice
-Growth potential available to justify this purchase
-Moderate price range

There is a place to read reviews for car seats. Is there a place on this website to read reviews for strollers?

Thank you! I appreciate any and all feedback!"

Thank you for your time.

Patriot201
07-10-2007, 08:05 AM
I am definitely not a stroller expert, but I will recommend a few strollers that seem really great:

1) Baby Planet Solo Deluxe

Lightweight, aluminum frame
Ultra-Compact fold
Comfort-padded reclining seat
5-point harness
Lumbar support
Canopy lowers as a sun shade
Adjusable leg support
Telescoping, "Ergo-Fit" handles
Adult cup-holder
Removable, opening nap bar
Child cup holder
Front wheel swivel locks
Storage Basket
Fits chilred up to 55 pounds (+10 pounds cargo for a total of 65 pounds)
Free recycling program


2) Peg Perego Pliko P3

Very compact fold
Ergonomic handles
5 point harness
Footboard on back (allows for older child to "hitch a ride")
Large hood
Removable nap bar/tray
Basket
4-position backrest with two position footrest
Handle for carrying


3) Maclaren Quest

Ergonomic handles
Extendable leg rest
Carrying handle
Hood & rain cover
4 recline position
5 point harness
55 pound weight limit



I will post more in a few minutes.

Patriot201
07-10-2007, 08:16 AM
4) Baby Planet Solo Sport

Lightweight aluminum frame
Ultra-Compact fold
Comfort-padded reclining seat
5-point harness
adjustable leg support
Ergo-fit handles
Adult cup holder
Front wheel swivel locks
Basket
Children up to 55 pounds (+10 pounds cargo)


5) Zooper Twist

4 position recline
UV cover
Rain cover
Foot muff
5-point harness
Adjustable footrest
Step down rear brakes
Ventilated canopy
Front swivel wheel lock
Front and rear suspension
Aluminum frame
Fits children up to 45 pounds


Others that may work:
~ Chicco C5
~ Chicco Cortina
~ UppaBaby G-lite
~ Joovy Groove

melann
07-10-2007, 03:17 PM
I appreicate your response! Can anyone else limit down the options that were recommended based on the specifications that I listed? I am confused still with the overwhelming number of options. Is there a place on this website to look at stroller reviews?

ajay
07-10-2007, 03:32 PM
I would suggest the Mac Quest, it fits the bill, and is SO light and easy to fold up. The ONLY down side I can think of is that it doesn't have a snack tray on the front of it, but honestly, I don't miss it. Good luck!

melann
07-10-2007, 08:41 PM
Can the Mac Quest be put in a full upright position? Are the tires larger and more all-terrain? Is the sun canopy angle adjustable to position in front of my son?

Patriot201
07-10-2007, 09:48 PM
Can the Mac Quest be put in a full upright position? Are the tires larger and more all-terrain? Is the sun canopy angle adjustable to position in front of my son?

Full-upright is not sitting FULLY 90* angle upright, but it is pretty upright. My niece rides in a Quest and is quite happy.

The canopy won't adjust to any position, but it is a pretty good canopy. I am a big fan of the Protect-a-Bub (http://www.protect-a-bubusa.com/strollersunshade.shtml)sunshade for keeping sun off kids. I added one to my stroller and LOVE it.

whineandchz
07-10-2007, 09:52 PM
I have a 4yr old quest that has held up great. The wheels aren't real big, the seat sits upright and the canopy gives adequate coverage.

If I were to buy another unbrella type stroller today I would get the
Joovy Groove. I saw one IRL the other day and it is awesome. Nice wide seat, the best canopy on a lightweight stroller I have ever seen and I love that it comes with 2 seat pads plus all the pockets on the back of the hood.