Peg Perego Pliko Matic Umbrella Stroller

Pros: lightweight, full-featured, umbrella-type fold, free-standing after folding, large canopy/hood, very nice fabric
Cons: More costly than other brands; only compatible with Peg Perego Primo Viaggo infant car seat

We purchased the Peg Perego P3 in the summer of 2004 in the Synergy fabric from an online retailer. My daughter is now 7 months and I waited to write this review until now because she only used the stroller with the matching ...

Pros: Light-weight, handles rough terrain easily, fits infants and toddlers, stores well.
Cons: Is pricey, bottom basket is an additional charge.

I have taken this Peg Perego Plikomatic stroller everywhere and beyond. It is easy to lift, and compacts into a rectangular box measuring 41" high by 14" wide (from wheel to wheel) and 12" deep (from front to back). When fully expanded, the stroller is...

Pros: Light weight, quality, knobby wheels, comfortable and easy to use
Cons: none that I can think of!

I delivered our 4th child in January of 2001. When he was born, the only strollers I owned were 2 basic, cheap umbrella strollers and a cumbersome double stroller. After using the double stroller a few times, I decided I wanted a good and high quality...

Pros: Folds really small, easy to manouver and looks great.
Cons: Folding can be tricky, not great for taller child.

I remember saying to myself when I was pregnant, "I will NEVER by one of those cheap $10 umbrella strollers. I had received as a gift a beautiful pram stroller for when my daughter was an infant, but after a while it just did not cut it. It was big and...

Pros: Fun Color (Sunscapes); Large Canopy; Rear step for a toddler; Perego Quality
Cons: Tricky to learn how to fold. Small adult cup holder. Flimsy basket.

There are so many reviews on this stroller, I didn't read them all. But what I saw I thought needed ...

Pros: very comfortable, easy to fold up, a dream to push, fully reclines, stylish!
Cons: must purchase basket and full hood separately! no cup holder, locks broke

I purchased this stroller around the time of my son's first birthday, and I must say, initially, I was impressed!! I was wooed by the beautiful bright colors (mine is red, navy and bright yellow), and the name PEG PEREGO.
When I got it...

Pros: Sturdy, easy to use, great features for dollar, most likely, the stroller you will grab and use
Cons: Doesn't come with basket (sold separately)

My fondness for Peg Perego products originated when I purchased the Tender Twin double stroller in 1993. Our Tender Twin is still in use today, as our youngest child is a happy and robust 11 month old who enjoys long shopping trips and excursions with...

Pros: Fabric is durable, stroller is lightweight and folds nicely
Cons: hard to lock into place, can be a rough ride, price

I purchased my first peg perego for 200.00. I knew it was a very popular brand and thought the plikomatic seemed easier and more convenient than bulkier strollers.

Although it does fold up nicely and is very light weight, I was a bit let...

Pros: lightweight, durable, brand name
Cons: confusing, missing basket and cup holder

My wife and I purchased this stroller to replace an old Peg we inherited from my sister-in-law. We found it to be a nice addition to the double stroller. While it comes from a popular manufacturer, I think it suffers from a few design flaws.

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Pros: Very good quality, strong, good looking
Cons: May want something lighter

The Pliko Matic Sherpa stroller has the following features:

1. Sturdy, very padded seat and back rest
2. Removable stroller bar in front (flexible and padded)
3. Adjustable height umbrella-style handles (you can hang lots of stuff...

Pros: Quality construction, fully-reclining seat
Cons: Higher priced, smallish basket

We bought this stroller to use for travel and for times when a lightweight "umbrella" type stroller seemed more appropriate than our full-sized Perego Milano. We have been very happy with the Pliko and I would definitely recommend it to others....

Pros: Convenience and Durability
Cons: Expensive

Ladies and Gentlemen......
I present you . . . The Peg Perego Plico Matic!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am the satisfied owner of the Peg Perego Plico Matic stroller. This is my second of such strollers purchased in 1999. My older son (A.J.) had...

Pros: Lightweight, reclines, can transport an older child on the back, durable.
Cons: small, wimpy, hard to reach basket!

I purchased this stroller for a great price online, I think at ibaby.com. I already had another stroller and this was going to be my spare. NOT! It quickly became my favorite and the only one that I use. Among the many reasons I like it are:
1- It...

Pros: lightweight, sturdy, removable front bar, back stand bar, full featured
Cons: does not include a basket

I specifically purchased this stroller travel use but quickly became attached to it. This is now the one and only stroller I use every day. I like the way it folds easily, yet has a 2 step release to avoid accidentally folding or collapsing. Though...

Pros: sturdy, back footrest
Cons: a little hard to open/close

Before I bought a Pliko Matic, I was going through a stroller every year. Wheels fell off, things would bend and nuts and bolts would fall out and break. We use this stroller daily on bumpy sidewalks, often with a toddler standing on back, and its...