Graco Travel System

[luvmy2]

Is there a travel system that includes the SR32 or does the stroller & seat need to be purchased separetely?

 

[ANGELINTC82]

There are travel systems that include the SR32. I have seen them at BRU.

Here are a few links:

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3445750

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3420748

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3224013

 

[DahliaRW]

Though, IME, I'd skip the travel system and go with the SR32 and a lightweight stroller (like the peg perego pliko) that will accomidate the seat. The travel system strollers are huge and heavy and take up a ton of trunk space.

 

[sparkyd]

Though, IME, I'd skip the travel system and go with the SR32 and a lightweight stroller (like the peg perego pliko) that will accomidate the seat. The travel system strollers are huge and heavy and take up a ton of trunk space.

Will the Pliko P3 take a Graco car seat? I asked about that awhile ago (over a year now) because I found a great deal on a floor model P3 but I was told that it would only take a Peg infant seat.

The Graco seat plus a frame like the Snap n Go is a good option as well. Then you can get whatever kind of stroller you want.

 

[joolsplus3]

The second one the PP linked to is the Utopia system...it's a SR32 on a Metrolite, which is really nothing like those Quattro Trucks...er...Tours, it's much smaller and stands alone when folded. Not as small as a P3, not as high quality, but fine for the mall and zoo (a fitness walking mom would want a nice jogger for that activity, though, a metrolite is a little too clackety on sidewalks, lol)

 

[DahliaRW]

Will the Pliko P3 take a Graco car seat? I asked about that awhile ago (over a year now) because I found a great deal on a floor model P3 but I was told that it would only take a Peg infant seat.

The Graco seat plus a frame like the Snap n Go is a good option as well. Then you can get whatever kind of stroller you want.

Yes it does. At least as of 2007 which is the one I have. It came with an adapter strap that you buckle to the car seat and then route through the seatbelt path on the Graco to secure it. Similar to the adaptor for the Joovy Caboose, but not permanently attached to the stroller.

 

[xursusmaritimusx]

The second one the PP linked to is the Utopia system...it's a SR32 on a Metrolite, which is really nothing like those Quattro Trucks...er...Tours, it's much smaller and stands alone when folded. Not as small as a P3, not as high quality, but fine for the mall and zoo (a fitness walking mom would want a nice jogger for that activity, though, a metrolite is a little too clackety on sidewalks, lol)

I loooooved my metrolite stroller, and i also had the SS1.

that system worked out so well.


so to the OP if you're looking to get a travel system from graco i'd def check out the metrolite strollers over the fullsize.

we also used the "snug rider" stroller from graco.