Chicco C6 - Tangerine

Pros: sturdy, lightweight and cheap

Cons: release is difficult, minimal functions

The Bottom Line: Buy it! You don't need all the "extras" that make an umbrella stroller heavier, more expensive and larger.

Review: With my first child, I wanted a "serious" stroller. I have the Peg Perego . At $279, it was a serious investment. Unfortunately, it is so big (and it is on the small side for a "full sized" stroller) that I didn't want to use it for the mall or other ...

Pros: Sturdy, reclines, folds easily, provides shade, steers well.

Cons: Not good for storage (small, hard to reach basket)

Review: Bought this stroller for our Disney World trip and was thrilled we had it the whole time. It was inexpensive, folded up easily for the bus and monorail trips (even with stuff in the basket), reclined enough for my 2-yr-old to nap in it on the go. ...

Pros: inexpensive, lightweight, comfortable

Cons: long when collapsed, short leg span, difficult buckles

The Bottom Line: Would purchase it again as it is a better value than the competition.

Review: Recommended. We bought a Graco Travel System for walks and serious outings, but wanted something lightweight and compact for quick trips and traveling (particularly by air). Although the Maclaren strollers were highly recommended, I couldn't fathom ...

Pros: compact, reclining seat, rain fly included

Cons: Heavy for an umbrella stroller, basket is tricky to access in the recline position

The Bottom Line: Perfect for someone who wants an umbrella style stroller(with some extras) on a budget

Review: When you're looking for a stroller, you've got to decide what style you want first. I knew I didn't want a large travel system and I couldn't pay over $100 for a stroller. I got exactly what I wanted in this stroller including: --compact design ...

Pros: lightweight, easy to use and maneuver

Cons: small basket

The Bottom Line: This is a great stroller for someone who needs a sturdy umbrella stroller on a budget.

Review: I purchased this stroller when I got sick of lugging our big Graco travel system stroller out of my car for quick trips somewhere. We purchased this stroller when my daughter had just turned 2 years old, so I can not say how I would like it with a ...

Pros: Five point harness, thick wheels, and large tent. Folds really easily and becomes very small.

Cons: Extra storage difficult to get to (bars on back of stroller get in the way).

Review: My husband and I purchased this stroller in aqua after our older umbrella stroller fell apart. We love it! It folds up compactly and fits under the bed, which is really great for us, especially in NYC. The five point harness was a huge selling point ...

Pros: easy and practical lightweight stroller

Cons: no bar in front for child's snacks.

Review: I truly enjoy this stroller because its lightweight (11 lbs) and and easy to transport. It folds down very easy and compact. Its great for travel or a shopping trip. I have used it several times without difficulty and my son appears ...

Pros: lightweight, moves easily

Cons: child can't sit completely upright, no snack tray, small basket

The Bottom Line: Buy a light weight stroller instead. This does not have everything you will need.

Review: I bought this stroller because I was tired of lugging our full sized stroller in and out of the trunk. The big one was also hard to take to doctor appointments and anywhere there were tight spaces. I was confident when buying this one that it was going ...

Pros: Compact, inexpensive, and easy to store

Cons: not well built, hard to handle, terrible shade, breaks easily.

Review: Stroller is inexpensive, but you get what you pay for. Bought it because the salesman was saying it was the best stroller for the price. After a month of using it, the stroller is falling apart. The handles are coming off and the wheels are already ...