3Dlite Convenience Stroller, Black – Lightweight, with Aluminum Frame, Large Seat Area, Mesh Siding, 4 Position Recline, Extra Large Storage Basket – for Travel

Bought two other ones to see compare in real life. This one won. Got it for my grandson to hike in Carmel by the sea. It def took a beating but it did the job better than expected. It’s light, and easy to close. Great buy.

La carriola me sorprendió para bien. Es muy ligera, fácil de manejar y plegarla no toma nada de tiempo. Lo que más me gustó es que al cerrarla ocupa muy poco espacio, ideal para carros pequeños o para guardar en casa sin estorbar. La he usado varias veces y hasta ahora todo ha funcionado perfecto. Sin duda la recomiendo si buscas algo práctico y funcional.

Great easy to carry fit perfect color love comes build

There are no photos of this stroller in its collapsed form so I thought I would add mine to show what this looks like next to a conventional 20 dollar Cosco umbrella stroller. This one is considerably bigger and weighs 12 lbs while a cheap umbrella will weigh around 7-8 lbs. It's still much lighter than the heavy duty graco jogger strollers which are around 20 lbs or heavier.I recommend this one over the cheap umbrella strollers for the following reasons:1. Sturdiness: my Cosco stroller was flimsy and lasted me less than a month of ocassional use. The fabric began tearing from the sides and one of the legs of the strollers actually became bent upon hitting something. This stroller seems far sturdier in both its frame as well as seat fabric.2. While the cheap umbrella strollers only offer a certain degree of comfort to your baby, the seat on this one reclines to a sleeping position and seems comfier for longer trips.3. This one has a small storage bin under it, a cup holder, and a little flap behind the canopy where you can store things like your phone or keys which the small cheap ones don't. The sun visor is also considerably bigger than what you'd get in the smaller ones.4. The cheap strollers don't roll very well since the wheels on them are pretty tiny, and the handles are rather low making them hard for taller parents to maneuver. I am 5'3" and had trouble with the height of the Cosco. The handlebars on this one are well-suited for taller parents.5. This one has a very handy mechanism for collapsing and unfolding. It's very doable with one hand and auto locks. The cheap ones don't usually auto lock and my Cosco actually required a bit more physical effort to collapse.One caveat and the reason I took off one star is that the stroller is still quite low to the ground and my 30" tall 15 month old's feet are already touching the footrest, so I can see a child who is much taller (maybe 2 years old) having some issues with their knees being bent. Because of this I don't know how long it will last for us.

Have a2yr old fit perfect not to big just right easy to open and close

We purchased this stroller to bring our 16 month old on a cruise. This stroller is lightweight and easy to fold. It is quite compact and easy to store when folded. The wheels maneuver very well for easy pushing. The stroller is very sturdy. We love that the backrest lies down for easy on the go naps. It’s great that there is a storage basket, we just wished it were a little bit larger. All in all, this stroller was a great investment. I highly recommend.

My oldest son uses it, my second son uses it, my third son uses it, and my fourth daughter uses it. It is great quality!

After a 7+ hour travel day ALONE WITH AN INFANT in the airport and on a flight, I can firmly say purchasing this stroller was THE BEST TRAVEL DECISION.For months, my husband and I used an Ergobaby carrier to transport our infant son in the airport, because we were concerned about our pricey main stroller being damaged by airline travel. I recently took a trip to visit my parents, and the carrier method proved nearly impossible while alone. We purchased the Summer Infant 3D Lite to use as a travel stroller for my return flight, hoping it would navigating the airport alone with an infant more convenient. Holy hell, what a game changer! My son seemed incredibly comfortable in the stroller and didn't fuss once. I EVEN ATE LUNCH BEFORE MY FLIGHT. LEISURELY. This stroller had such a dramatic impact on the quality of my travel day, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for either an airport stroller or budget stroller.Pictured below: The Summer Infant 3D Lite stroller alone, and two images showing the Summer Infant beside my regular stroller (UPPAbaby Cruz) for size comparison.Pros- Inexpensive- Lightweight. Lifting this thing is nothing, especially when you're used to carrying around a 20 pound infant all day.- The EASIEST to fold. I could comfortably fold and lift this stroller into the x-ray machine belt while going through airport security one handed and holding a baby. That's an impressive design.- Multiple levels of seat recline. This was a must for me, as my son is fussy and sometimes requires position changes when seated. Additionally, you can almost fully recline the seat to make nap time more comfortable if you have to be on the go.- Surprisingly smooth ride on various different surfaces. During my trip, I used this stroller on airport floor, uneven New York pavement, gravel roads, and preserve pathways with rocks and tree roots sticking out of the ground. I'm honestly shocked at how smoothly it rides over bumpy surfaces (not quite the same as my Bob Revolution jogging stroller, but strangely close).- Decent sized storage basket under seat.- This is minor, but the handles feel wonderful to grip.Cons- Holy. Squeak. If you get the wheels wet, it squeaks like crazy! Perhaps there's a way to remedy this, but I haven't found a way. Not a huge issue, since we are mostly planning on using it in the airport.- I found the cup holder did not fit many of my bottles (large SmartWater, 32 oz stainless steel tumbler, etc.).- Storage basket holds much less when seat is fully reclined.- Canopy lacks a plastic window, so you're unable to see your child from above while pushing the stroller.