Kolcraft Reclining Umbrella Stroller

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...

Pros: Reclines, Padded seat
Cons: Shorter seat & canopy than regular umbrella strollers

I purchased this stroller online with a discount (thank goodness) because my kids get tired on long outings and want to nap and regular umbrella strollers don't let them nap comfortably, since their heads fall forward.

When I got this...

Pros: Inexpensive, easy to use and fold
Cons: Isn't extremely durable

I bought this Kolcraft stroller when babystyle.com was having their terrific $20 off any purchase over $20.01. I ended up paying $10.00 or so for it. I have to say that it was probably one of the better buys I've made -- I'm a real bargain shopper and...

Pros: Lightweight, only 12 lb.
Cons: Made for a small child (in my opinion), bends easily

While visiting a "baby web site" for the first time with a $20 coupon I came across the Kolcraft Reclining Umbrella Stroller. I was interested in this stroller because I needed a smaller stroller and it reclined...A PLUS!

I was...

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: 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: Nice if you have kids around the same age
Cons: No where to put things

When my second son got to the age where he could sit up we decided that it was time that we bought a double side by side stroller. This stroller was the cheapest one that we saw for how long we thought we were going to be using it.
I liked the...

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: good cheap stroller
Cons: not as sturdy or comfortable as the more cumbersome strollers

I own 5 strollers and each of them has served a different purpose. This Kolraft reclining umbrella stroller was bought by me to keep in my car when I might have one of my kids along and we are running an errand or two. This stroller is not very...

Pros: Sturdy, well built
Cons: very difficult to open

We bought this stroller secondhand at "Once Upon a Child". We paid $50 for it used. It has been a good, sturdy stroller for us. it has a reclining area for the baby to sit/lay on. There is a flap you can pull up to see the baby through the...

Pros: lightweight, compact, easy to fold/open, looks good.
Cons: Just fits through doors/cash checkouts (wheels must be straight) No basket

I had this Stroller for a little under a year. During that time I enjoyed the lightweight frame and its ability to fold and open easily with one hand on the stroller and the other holding my twin boys.

The boys liked to be side by side, but...

Pros: Children can sit next to one another, lightweight
Cons: Cumbersome when folded, generally unhandy: steering, pushing, storage

Should you find yourself with two children still in the stroller stage you'll probably find yourself investing in a double stroller of some sort. Your options are essentially two (with some variations on the themes):

A standard width...

Pros: Extremely lightweight
Cons: Small wheels and not very durable

Certainly, you have purchased a product that once used, it greatly disappointed you. You may have found yourself saying, " wow, what a waste of money!!" During these times, I get angry at the company passing the item off to the consumer as...

Pros: Lightweight, portable
Cons: Not durable, lasted less than a year

We purchased two Kolcraft reclining strollers for our twins less than a year ago. Although they are lightweight, we have found that parts have broken easily, including the mechanism which allows the stroller to fold, the clip that holds the stroller...

Pros: lightweight, assembly, back support
Cons: folding, no basket, wheels too small

My baby can already hold his head up and we have a stroller frame where you can attach the car seat to so I thought it is time to purchase a lightweight stroller. We got spoiled with the weight of the stroller frame so we did not even consider getting a...