Kolcraft Reclining Umbrella Stroller

Pros: Sturdy frame and wheels, back support, corners great, smooth ride, great value for the price.
Cons: No storage bag, seat doesn't recline as far as it should.

I got this stroller on a promotion as well, and ended up paying less than $20. Definitely worth the money! Now granted I do not use it on a daily basis, it has been a year and it is still in like new condition. But I have taken it to the local park ...

Pros: Lightweight, convenient, maneuvers easily, compact, economical
Cons: canopies too low for taller children, lacks cup holders, lacks storage area

Maybe you're one of those families who is "spur of the moment" and you just never know what you'll need and when. The Kolcraft Side-by-Side Reclining Umbrella stroller is perfect for such people. Just last week my wife noted again as we were taking a ...

Pros: Lightweight. Inexpensive (relatively speaking).
Cons: Can tip backwards. Just be watchful.

The Kolcraft Twin umbrella stroller is my top pick for a two-kid ride. I had this stroller when my boys were little, and I bought the same one (but updated a bit) for my sister. If you do have twins or if you have a toddler and a new baby, then you’ ...

Pros: Comfortable handles, cup holder, nice canopy, back support, reclining seat option, substantial wheels, Cup holder!!!!
Cons: No basket, but no umbrellas do. The mesh bag is sufficient/standard for umbrella strollers.

It's a great stroller for a great price. Can't go wrong with this one. Much more comfortable than ...

Pros: Very compact for a double stroller, inexpensive, gets the job done
Cons: Wheels could be stronger

This is a great buy for the money. I put off buying a double stroller for a long time. I couldn't ...

Pros: Lightweight at only 12 lbs., easy to unfold and fold with child in arm.
Cons: NO BASKET, Canopy is useless...does not protect baby from sun or rain.

The Kolcraft Reclining Umbrella Stroller is a lightweight stroller....weighing in at a little under ...

Pros: A delight to push, easy to travel and store away.
Cons: I found this stroller to be to wide for many store isle's and doorways.

I enjoyed my side by side stroller it was easy to push, balanced well under rocky terrain, and held its own when it had to be cleaned, a wet cloth would do the job most times. The price was also a big plus, I thought this unit was very affordable.This...

Pros: Folds up nicely and easily, lightweight.
Cons: Hard to push with one hand, comes with little storage.

I bought this stroller last summer for my two littlest ones, then ages 8 mo and 2 1/2 years. We owned a double stroller that had the seats one behind the other, but I needed something that fit in my trunk better. I looked at several different...

Pros: It folds with no problem!!!!
Cons: You can't get through certain mall doors.

I bought this stroller because it folds just like the umbrella stroller and it is almost the same weight as the folding umbrella strollers. I love this stroller because my girls love to sit next to each other and while i shop they play because they are...

Pros: side by side seats, lightweight, easy to fold and folds compactly
Cons: no storage

We purchased the Kolcraft Double reclining stroller for our recent trip to Walt Disney to be used by our 4 year old and 21/2 year old. We have a bulkier stroller with the front and back seats but we wanted a lightweight double stroller that reclined and...

Pros: More compact than most doubles
Cons: Too heavy, no storage

I shopped extensively for a double stroller for my kids that are 18 months apart. This was the best alternate I could find for under $100. It would be great if they could lighten it up some (for example - the padded seats are nice but probably...

Pros: Lightweight stroller. Individually reclining seats.
Cons: No storage area. Wheels sometimes difficult to turn.

The Kolcraft side by side umbrella stroller has been a God send for my husband and I. We have one year old twins and this stroller has worked out well for us. The stroller is wide enough for the children to comfortably sit, yet the dimensions are small...

Pros: inexpensive, easy to fold, has 2 positions, cute print
Cons: no storage

This is a lightweight umbrella-type stroller that retails for about $30. I actually got mine with a webpromotion and only paid for shipping. I probably wouldn't have bought it for $30 and would have just bought one of those really cheapies at Kmart for...

Pros: Light weight, comfortable cloth, reclines, sun canopy, very maneuverable and compact
Cons: None

I originally purchased an Okie Dokie umbrella stroller, but was so dissatisfied with it for so many reasons. I really wanted an umbrella stroller than had a sun canopy, so I kept up my search.

I fell in love with the Kolcraft stroller! It's...

Pros: Softer Seat; Reclines; Sunshade; Longer Handles than other umberella strollers
Cons: no storage

We brought this product last year when our son was 4 months old, and we realized then a traditional umbrella stroller had limited use if it didn't recline and offered no shade. This paid for itself on our first trip as far as I'm concerned, we used it...