Summer Infant 3Dlite ST Convenience Stroller, Black & Gray – Lightweight Stroller with Steel Frame, Large Seat Area, Multi-Position Recline, Storage Basket – for Travel and More

Best Disney park stroller!
We bought this for Disney as a solo mom and toddler and its held up great. And has been a life saverStorage is a good size, stroller is not bulky and folds uo very slim. seat reclines a greag amount for naps and has awesome shade coverage, plus a tray/cup holder for my kidAnd a cup holder for me, but i would refrain from using the adult cup holder for hot liquids as its wobly and will spill out when rolling over bumps and just general movement, it may not necessarily fall on the kid but it is possibly the liquid could reach them if it does spill- so just be mindful of whats in thereOver all great stroller, wheels have held up nicely, looks very sleek and is easy to setup and lug around Disney parks, holds our souvenirs diaper bag plus snacks10/10 to-go stroller for travel10/10 Disney park stroller

I like Safety 1st teeny better
We had this for a few months until my husband accidentally hit it backing out of the driveway and broke the wheel off (kid was not in it). Lol anyways…we were going overseas the next day so last minute ran to target to get a new portable stroller and got the Safety 1st Teeny. I actually like it a lot better and it was about the same price.Some things I didn’t like about the summer infant were1. There are two separate handles making it harder to steer with one hand if you’re texting or holding a drink (because let’s be real those stroller cup holders don’t actually work it just spills everywhere)2. There are two separate brake pedals. The teeny just has one which is easier.3. The fabric feels cheaper than the teeny.4. The foot rest on the summer is flimsy because it has to fold so it’s just made of thin plastic. The teeny folds differently so the foot rest is sturdy.5. The hood on the summer infant never felt like it blocked the sun very well. The teeny’s hood seems like it covers more and I like that there’s a little flap you can peek through. Summer doesn’t have the flap. The summer also has hinges you have to secure on either side to keep the hood extended. The teeny just snaps into place by itself.Overall the teeny is just smoother and less annoying to use and feels like it’s better quality. The things I liked about the summer infant are still present on the teeny like the storage pocket in the back and the storage underneath seems to be about the same amount of space. The cupholder (not that I use it) can attach to both the left and right side if you’re left handed. I think the summer infant only attaches to the right side. Both were easy to fold and lightweight but I can actually fold the teeny with one hand which was great for getting on and off airplanes with a toddler in one arm and a million other things going on.I liked the summer infant ok but now that I’ve had something to compare it to I wouldn’t recommend it.

Smooth sailing
Overall, I love this stroller. I’d buy it again in a heartbeat. I was looking for a stroller with a sunshade that folds up compact and that I could unfold with one hand. You definitely need two hands to unfold this stroller—and two hands and a foot to fold it up again—but it’s pretty easy to work with. I’m okay with that compromise because it’s got some other great features that are worth it. It is SOOO easy to maneuver; the wheels turn really smoothly. It has a sunshade, it reclines and sits up, it’s got a little storage pouch that’ll hold a couple phones and some credit/debit/cash, and it’s got a pretty big storage basket underneath that can fit a lunchbox or a medium sized purse (but not a big diaper bag or full sized backpack or anything like that). The cup holder comes off kinda easy, but it’s whatever. If you need to go to the mall or an outdoor event that’s going to be crowded, this is the stroller for you. It’s compact, doesn’t take up much trunk space, and it’s lightweight. I wouldn’t take it off-roading, and I would def suggest getting a little umbrella that attaches to poles or an SPF blanket to supplement the sunshade (It doesn’t have a lot of coverage). Sport-Brella makes one that matches the teal stroller option.

We bought this stroller for our trip to Japan. We watched a couple videos comparing some more economical umbrella strollers. Pros: can fold up straight , easy to fold once you figure it out, light weight, surprisingly durable.Cons: the sun shade cover doesn’t come down far enough, cup holder falls off easily, handle bars aren’t your usual city strollers obviouslyWe were quite surprised how durable and sturdy this stroller was! We were able to go 2 weeks to Japan and take it all around the city and subway and hang bags off the handle bars and it made it through all that! Our toddler fell asleep for nap time in there as the back can be adjusted to fold down. She’s about 28 lbs and 21 m at the time do travel. She’s taller than average. She didn’t seem to find it. Enough storage at the bottom but doesn’t really have space for like a diaper bag for example. Good investment for traveling!

Great stroller for small day trips for tired children. Easy to open/close, light weight and doesn’t break the bank. Would definitely recommend this item.