Chicco Viaro Quick-Fold Stroller - Graphite | Grey

As the mother of four young children (ranging in age from 6 years to 4 months) I have owned more strollers than I can count. This is by far the easiest, and possibly the lightest, stroller I have ever used. The weight is what sold me initially. I bought the Chicco Activ3 Jogging stroller just after our fourth baby was born hoping it would be the last stroller I ever purchased. It is horrible. So heavy I can hardly get it in my van, always pulls to one side, and has no storage underneath. I bought this last month after becoming so frustrated with how difficult the jogger is to use. This stroller has been wonderful. It is so light I can lift it with one hand. It folds faster than any stroller I've ever seen, and the car seat snaps in so easily. The storage underneath is wonderful. The three wheel design makes it so much easier to steer in aisles. I highly recommend this stroller!

I had a stroller from Graco made 5 years ago when my son was born that I loved. And because I loved it, it was hard to find a replacement that was close enough to it that it made me happy. This one is pretty great.The basket is big enough that I can fit all manner of things in there for my 5 year old and my baby and myself (with shopping). The cup holders for the adults and the child are so, so nice. My last stroller had one cup holder for the child and the other was a curved opening for snacks, so the cup always got put into that one and then fell out on the dirty ground... This one just has two cup holders for the kid which is GREAT!! The canopy is really quite big so it covers the kid from the sun really well without having to rig up a blanket cover as well. And the stroller glides so nice and can make super sharp turns when you are trying to not run over your other kid who is acting like an animal in a small store aisle!The only thing that does kind of irk me is that this stroller doesn't have a lock once it is collapsed. It is nice for unfolding it quickly but it also unfolds when you don't want it to while trying to move it somewhere else... If you hold it by the strap inside the folding mechanism it doesn't do this, but if that strap breaks it would be hard to both carry it anywhere and also to fold it up anymore. And as we all know, the more you use something the more likely it is to break so I'd rather not carry the stroller around by that strap. I mean the strap is well made so probably won't break and you don't really move the folded stroller all that much, but it is still kind of a design flaw.Otherwise, the stroller is super great and definitely hit most of the points on this picky mom's checklist.

The chicco shuttle frame is amazing! My fit 2 car seat clicks right in so easily and it comes off by pressing the orange bar on the back just like the car seat base. It’s great for when baby is sleeping so he shouldn’t wake up. It’s super light and easy to fold, takes up very little space. Perfect for walks around the neighborhood. The large basket on the bottom, cup holders and storage pocket are perfect as well! Great product, highly recommend!

Our family loves, loves, LOVES this stroller! We purchased for a vacation, and now that we're home our toddler daughter will randomly tell us she wants to ride in the stroller -- just because! It is as easy to fold, as lightweight, and as easy to steer as the product description describes. I fall into the "rabbit hole of research," and after *literally* hours and hours over weeks of time researching different types of strollers I could not be happier with the choice we made. We love it!!

This is handy for when baby gets heavier. Unfortunately, this version is slightly heavier than the previous version (the Keyfit Caddy). I had a Caddy, felt like it was just taking up a lot of room, so I sold it, and now that I have a new baby, I have been wishing I had it back. Thought I’d try the newest model. For me, the added weight (not much, but enough to annoy me after having the lighter version) combined with the taller footprint when folded is enough to make me want to return it. (It is MUCH shorter than the old version when folded, but now it sits taller when folded) It is very well made. It feels sturdy and looks very nice. The fold is nice, but opening it is a bit clumsy for me. It is very easy to open; you just pull a little lever on the side to unlock it, but it is almost TOO easy to open.) It sits as about high as my city select lux when folded. It will easily fit into a small trunk, but so will the caddy (I had a mid-sized car when I used the caddy).The main advantage to this version seems to be the shorter fold which gives more trunk space.If I hadn’t already experienced the lighter version, and if this were my first baby and I didn’t have any other stroller that accepts my car seat, I’d probably love this thing, especially for quick trips in and out of the car. It probably would be good for people with cars who want more room in their trunk. (I now have a larger vehicle).There are videos that show an easy way to hold a carseat by looping your arm through the side. (There are videos showing how to do it if you search for them.) I did not know this technique before, and I really wish that I had. I probably will carry the car seat this way and when baby gets heavier I will consider getting the Keyfit caddy if my baby gets too heavy using this technique. For times that I need both hands, I’ll just use my other stroller with the car seat adapter.Disclaimer: When I received it, I did look at it, consider the pros and cons of keeping it, and practice the fold and unfold, but didn’t put the back wheels on because I determined that it wasn’t going to work for me. Perhaps this would have made a difference in my opinion about unfolding, but I doubt it.It was well made, and seemed to steer easily. I was able to steer one-handed with only the front wheels on.