Kolcraft Reclining Umbrella Stroller

Pros: It reclines and is easy to move about.
Cons: It does not have cup holders or a place to store shopping bags or a diaper bag.

When my daughter turned 6 months I couldn't wait to get a nice lightweight umbrella stroller. I purchased this particular stroller because it was the only one I found that reclined and also it's price, (I paid about $25). This stroller is the best...

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: price, size
Cons: not as maneuverable as my other double, heavy

I bought this stroller for my 8-month-old and 2-year-old. I needed a stroller to keep in the back of the car. (I have a Mountain Buggy Urban Double as my main stroller, but it's worth too much $$$ to leave it sitting in the back of the car!) The Kolcraft doesn't steer as well as my Mountain Buggy, and at the mall I found myself wishing I had just brought the bigger stroller. The Kolcraft is also pretty heavy for an umbrella stroller. But it's a good stroller for quick errands or traveling.

Pros: Lightweight and easy to use.
Cons: I feel that it is not made for larger children.

I purchased this stroller for my 9 month old daughter. My husband and I wanted a light weight stroller because we were going to the Bahamas for a vacation. Well- this stroller has been to the Bahamas, the Dominican Republic and I am now using for my second child who is two. I love this stroller. It replaced my $300 Perego stroller. It is worth every penny. The only thing that I feel I should point out is that my daughters are light weight and somewhat petite.

Pros: light, easy to handle!
Cons: hard to push with one hand.

I had gotten this stroller when my baby girl turned 6 months old and my son was almost 4, but he did not want to walk anywhere. So i found this stroller and it was a great price , very light and easy to handle! fits in the door ways !

Pros: lightweight, easy maneuverability, folds compactly, can steer one-handed, great stroller
Cons: limited storage

This is definitely worth the $$. I had a tandem, but wasn't happy with the bulkiness and the weight of it and went out on a limb and bought this stroller. I wanted one that would fit through doors easily (as this one does) had enough room for my 2 year old and my 10 month old and just enough room for cups and small snacks. There are two small 'bags' on the backs of the seats where we store their cups and snacks as well as a couple extra diapers. As for extra clothes and more than a couple diapers each, there are bags that you can buy that attach directly to the stroller. I have had no problems with this stroller and intend to use it for as very long as I possibly can. My kids love it, I love it, my husband loves it. I couldn't have asked for a better side by side stroller! Major kudos to Kolcraft!

Pros: Easy to fold, lightweight and reclines enough for toddlers to nap
Cons: virtually no storage, tips easily

Generally good for a secondary stroller, for a quick walk through the store or something fast, but if you want a stroller good for long outings or shopping trips its best to look elsewhere. The storage included consists of two small mesh bags hanging off the back of each seat, so if you put even a heavy purse inside the stroller is in danger of tipping backwards. Folds up nicely, and is lightweight though, so if you just want a simple umbrella stroller without perks this is a reasonable buy for a good price.