Chicco Presto Self-Folding, Compact Stroller with Canopy, Lightweight Aluminum Frame Umbrella Stroller, for Babies and Toddlers up to 50 lbs. | Graphite/Grey

I love the way this stroller folds and opens with one hand. It made our travel through the airport easy. My Chicco KeyFit 35 fit perfectly inside and felt safe and secure. The basket underneath is a decent size, definitely not as large as my home base stroller, but it did the job well.

I poured over reviews and options for weeks and finally decided on this stroller and I’m so glad I did. It’s amazing!! First, it’s compact and folds so small compared to other strollers I’ve owned. Secondly, it doesn’t require the stroller seat to be removed to attach an infant bucket seat on top nor does it need any car seat adapters! This means I can unclip my infant seat and immediately buckle my toddler in, if need be, without fumbling with extra parts or accessories. I mentioned it folds so small but it also folds SO EASILY. You can do it one handed with no effort. The fabric is great with an expandable canopy and even has a leatherette handle. Easily steers, so smoothly too. This stroller really has it all, thank you Chicco!!

I bought this for my 1 year old after going through many umbrella strollers. I no longer have to worry about shotty wheels, a stroller that doesn’t recline for a nap, not having room underneath to put his stuff, or most importantly STRUGGLING to carry it around and fold it up while being out alone with my son. The folding and unfolding of this stroller is worth every penny and more. Also it is super comfortable and light to carry on your shoulder. I carry my heavy son, his diaper bag, my purse, and the stroller on my shoulder with ease. Also, it is definitely not all-terrain but it holds up pretty well. I was able to use it in Rhode Island on brick and cobblestone with minimal difficulty. The only small flaw is that the cupholder doesn’t hold well with heavy cups. My stanley cup flipped over the cupholder and spilled everywhere more than once. Also a snack tray would be ideal. I love this stroller though and will use it for as long as possible and recommend it to everyone.

If you are having any hesitation or doubts about this stroller, forget them! This stroller is AMAZING! It is SO EASY to fold and unfold that I can do it with one hand while my other is holding my baby! After having this stroller for over a year, I am still in awe of how easy it is to fold up and store and unfold and go! It maneuvers very easily and is a very well made and sturdy stroller. I love the ease of adjusting it back and forth from a recline to upright position. Snapping the car seat on is also a breeze!

Let me start by saying I never write reviews. But I wanted to let everyone know that this stroller is pretty great! If you're looking for something to use from birth for many years to come this could definitely work!Pros: First off it fits my Chicco Fit2 AND my Graco Snugride Snuglock 35 DLX carseats. Both carseats lock into place with this stroller which is a huge plus for me and a major surprise. This stroller is LIGHT! I bought a Baby Jogger city select lux stroller with my 1st baby (about to have my 3rd) and I am tired of the heavy, bulky stroller. The fold/unfold are so easy and it folds up very compact. The stroller pushes like a dream and is great for tall kids. My 4yr old daughter who is in 6T clothes and 90th percentile for height can still ride in the stroller with the canopy open. I also love the big child cup holder, it actually fits a Childs 12oz metal water bottle, which most snack trays don't even accomodate. The recline lever for the seat is super easy to adjust, no straps to fumble with.Cons: Does not have a peekaboo window on the canopy or a parent storage pocket on the back of the seat. I also wish it had an adjustable foot rest for smaller babies. The canopy could be a tad bigger.

I was looking for a affordable stroller that would connect with the car seat I got for my son and this one is amazing. It's lightweight not really heavy you can honestly carry it with one hand. There's a push button on the handle to break it down so you can carry it. It's amazing. My baby is pretty comfy whenever he's in it. It's easy to assemble and very sturdy. It has a lock pad on the bottom so you can always lock the wheels in place using your foot. It's very reliable

TLDR- it’s a wonderful light travel stroller that’s incredibly easy to fold. Your child can sit on there or you can use the car seat.In trying to find a travel stroller I went through the usual suggestions that come with a huge price tag. Those designer strollers are very flimsy, difficult to fold, and flat out impractical. My favorite flaw was that my kid literally slid out of the designer stroller… those fancy strollers are so hilarious. They are also extremely deconstructed and don’t come with even the most basic parts- like the handlebar for the kid (so nowhere to grab as you slide off!), and you need a million adapters for a car seat.Yes- It is a big ask to get a compact stroller that can go in the overhead compartment of a plane.Enter the Chicco presto! Sure… it can’t go in an overhead bin. But it has a good price and they sell padded bags for you to throw it in to gate check. That being said- It is VERY sturdy. Folds extremely easily. AND you don’t need a single adapter to get the car seat in there. In fact, I think it just became my quick trip to the store stroller because it is so much lighter than my larger travel system stroller.To those reviewers complaining about rough terrain- this isn’t supposed to be a rough terrain stroller. But it does drive incredibly smoothly. Pretty much as smooth as the designer strollers… and it does have some suspension in the wheels.

We've had this for almost a year. It will kind of stay collapsed when we fold it up. The brake will sometimes apply itself. It is not suitable for even remotely rough terrain.