Kolcraft Cloud Plus Lightweight Toddler Umbrella Baby Stroller with Large Storage Basket and Canopy, Reclining Seat, Child and Parent Trays, Compact Easy Fold for Summer Travel - Slate Gray

After 2 yrs might toss it. The handle started ripping apart at the grip area. Very light weight and not bulky. Glad we bought it and didnt soend a foetune on it becuase kids outgrow things oretty quick. The bottom is very small and will only hold small items like a hand bag at most.The ability to lay back or sit up is pretty neat and handy. Wheels roll good and although feels too light it is pretty solid once your child is inside. Alot of people have asked where we got it Has 2 cup holders that hold any drink you throw on it. Usually will hold my wifes drink, my drink and the baby gets his own cup holder too. All 3 happy

Easy to use. Got this for my 1+yo grandson, although his almost 4yo sister has used it too. He’s 25 lbs and has been walking since he was 10 mos. old, so I needed something sturdy and something that would secure him in his seat. This does both. I have RA and need something easy to handle and lightweight. Again, this meets both criteria. I like the height of the handles so I don’t have to bend over any while pushing it. Storage basket is roomy. Cup holders are handy. The tray for the child is handy. I’m using it a couple of days a week, not daily. It seems well made and I expect it should hold up nicely for this amount of use.

Purchased this to keep in my car and use as an every day/errand stroller. Fits fine in my trunk and I can still fit groceries and anything else with it. Opens easily. Like the storage basket on the bottom. The shade is great, big enough to keep the sun out really well. It’s lightweight and easy to get in and out of the car. Folding it up can be difficult- as other reviews stated, I have to roll it backwards to get the wheels facing the correct direction for it to fold up completely, and if I’m holding my son when I do this it’s pretty hard because as soon as you try to push the stroller into a fold it wants to obviously move forward which turns the wheels again. Definitely not a one hand fold up for me. The tray for the top I have had pop off several times, not a huge deal for me. Honestly my biggest beef with this stroller is that the part of the buckle that goes between my sons legs is so long and not adjustable. I have to keep the sides very tight to try to keep the bottom buckle part completely extended otherwise he slides down super far even in an upright position. He still slides down a little bit but he’s usually not in this stroller for really long periods so it’s okay. I hadn’t seen that mentioned in the reviews I read and if I had known this before I would have gone with a different stroller for this reason. But it’s a decent stroller for the price and works fine for what we need it for.

**UPDATE: I changed the review to 5 stars. I still really like this stroller and I use it almost every day out in my back yard. I've used it on regular walks, at the store, and as i said, the boardwalk, along with my yard and in my stone driveway. It maneuvers just fine and has held up great, though I don't abuse my strollers. I don't really fold this up much anymore because I use it daily, so the fact that I can't fold it one handed just is so minor for me. Still completely recommend this stroller.So far I have only used this twice and I love it. Its exactly what I wanted. I wanted it because its more than an umbrella stroller but not a heavy full size stroller. Its very light weight and folds pretty compact, easy to fit in any trunk or back seat. Other reviews said that this stroller was hard to maneuver and was very hard hitting on any kind of bump even the tiny cracks in the sidewalk. I have not experienced this issue whatsoever. We used it on the boardwalk and I also pushed it around my yard today in my stone driveway and in the grass and it did perfectly fine. Some said their kids were being jolted forward at every bump, again we have not experienced this at all on either terrain type. The basket is big enough to throw in a sweatshirt or 2 and small diaper bag or purse and some toys. Thats what I wanted. The only thing I had to knock some stars off for was the ease of folding. Could be because its brand new that its just stiff, but i am unable to fold it one handed with ease. I have to lift up on the child tray often to get it to close and the wheels don't always fall into position to provide a full fold without manually turning them. It is however, easy to unfold one handed so this issue is definitely minor, at least for us. Overall I completely recommend this stroller.

Lightweight stroller that is easy to carry and folds very easily also. Doesn’t take up much space. Also was very easy to put together. If I can do it, anybody can took very little time.

I will tell of the positive things first about this stroller.* The recliner works well; it doesn't click to wake the sleeping baby/toddler.*There is nice room in the lower backet*The cup holder for Mom/Grandma is good, could be deeper.*I appreciate the mesh peek a boo window on the canopy.* The draping material for the little legs to lay on is nice compared to others that cut into those precious baby legs.Now the problem areas:*The ability for the front wheels to turn without getting stuck or jammed makes me regret this purchase. I've owned several brands, and this is the most frustrating. Even my daughters & husband noticed it & were annoyed.*The toddler cup holder is too small and skinny.*Trying to fold this stroller up will take more patience. The frustration begins when the handle & button won't release the lock of the stroller. When it finally does, the wheels have to be aligned up in a position to be able to compress it for storage. By tipping the whole stroller forward so the front wheels flip outwards, its able to compress.* The latch groove needs to be moved closer to the unit so it can compress tighter for better storage.Final comment, I would look for a stroller you can test out before buying or pay attention to previous reviews.