Peg Perego Milano XL Standard Stroller

Pros: I feel the baby is safe, it's easy to use, and comfortable for baby
Cons: My broke after only a few months

When I was pregnant I really wanted the Peg Preggo Milano. I dreamed about the stroller. It must have been the pregnancy hormones, but I never wanted something so badly in my life.

I decided as a practical matter, to get a Baby Trend...

Pros: The Cadillac of strollers, can change which way baby faces, great wheels for comfortable ride
Cons: Heavy, big, not good for mall use

There are lots of strollers out there: if you're looking for the ultimate comfort and ride for your little one, the Milano is the king daddy of them all!

After reading several reviews on strollers, the Combi Savvy was my first choice....

Pros: Fully reclines, large seating area, soft fabric...well known name.
Cons: Price, weight

I was a nanny for 11 years prior to having my own baby, and as you could imagine, I have been through a TON of strollers. The one make that always seemed to be the best for abuse (and lets be real..that is what we stay at home moms give them at times..)...

Pros: Privacy,well-constructed,resale value
Cons: PRICEY- invest in your child's 529 plan; not a stroller!

After having our third child two years ago, we purchased the Peg Perego Twin Tender;the absolute cadillac of double strollers. Unfortunately, big brother has decided he is done with strollers. We're on a budget (aren't most with three college tuitions ...

Pros: can be used as carraige or stroller, easy to use, zillions of features
Cons: size and price

I saw the Peg Perego strollers when I was pregnant with my first, my initial reaction was "who would spend $300 on a stroller?" Six months and 5 cheaper strollers later I was buying my first Peg Perego. I was instantly in love. That was when I wanted ...

Pros: Beautiful and luxurious. Very, very comfortable and spacious for baby.
Cons: Heavy, enormous, and nearly impossible to steer on uneven terrain.

My husband and I carefully searched for the perfect stroller when pregnant with our first child. We decided on the super-expensive Peg Perego Milano XL. We felt that it provided the highest level of comfort for our baby-to-be, and we were right about...

Pros: Folding ease, boot, 5 pt harness, steering is awesome, great for larger babies/toddlers
Cons: price, large size

I had a larger baby that turned into a larger/taller than average toddler (think Amazon) and she literally outweighed the mid priced strollers by the time she was 16 months old! I still needed a stroller and I found a great deal on the Peg Perego Milano ...

Pros: LOADED with many pleasing features AND it's BEAUTIFUL!
Cons: I kick footrest when baby is in rear-facing position and toddler 'perch' is not safe

I am a stroller queen! I've owned two Emmaljunga's, the Twin Jet Inglesina and the trusty ol' Kolcraft Umbrella and this Peg Perego is one I won't be selling! I recently purchased this Peg Perego Milano XL (second hand- barely) and LOVE it! I was...

Pros: Very sturdy, easy to "pilot", comfy
Cons: "ocean liner" proportions, inaccessible basket

There are basically two types of opinions people have on the Milano stroller: (1) "It's an overpriced, oversized ocean liner of a stroller that barely fits in the trunk of my car", (2) "It's the 'Cadillac of Strollers' [if you've been...

Pros: Beautiful, easy to compact
Cons: expensive, large size can make in hard to move

People told me I was crazy for spending this much on a stroller, but since my son is my first child, I really wanted to "splurge". The Peg Perego Milano (and I got the "X Large" version) was the perfect way to "show how much I...

Pros: Sturdy, roomy, easy to use.
Cons: High price, hard to travel with.

This is my experience with the Peg Perego Milano XL stroller, the tank, a name we've bestowed upon the stroller thanks to it's size and durability.

The chassis is well built and handles most terrain with little problem. There are 8 wheels,...

Pros: east open, easy close
Cons: price

Being that this is my first child, you want to make sure everything is just right, that you are buying the right things and the safest things. Not even knowing what kind of carriage I wanted, this was making things even more confusing. Everyone gives...

Pros: Can be used with infant seat, accommodate footboard passenger, and much, much more!
Cons: Tiny little canopy.

My husband thinks I have a stroller addiction. I have owned, in this order, an Aprica Super Mini (a $400 umbrella-type stroller), a Baby Jogger II (everyone knows what this is), my current Milano, another Milano for Grandma, a Combi SavvyZ (another...

Pros: looks
Cons: size, ease of use, basket size, durability

This is a beautiful stroller, but like many beautiful baby objects, it has very limited value. (Think Tiffany baby rattles!) I loved this stroller while I was pregnant- it caused visions of ambling through the park with my angelic baby to cascade...

Pros: attractive
Cons: too expensive, easily breakable, strap problems

Before my son was even born, I knew I had to register for the milano peg perego that everyone who is anyone must be seen with. For the first few weeks I was as happy as a pig in mud to have my cadillac of strollers-the peg perego milano. After those...