Summer Infant3Dlite+ Convenience Stroller, Granite Herringbone  – Lightweight Umbrella Stroller with Oversized Canopy, Extra-Large Storage and Compact Fold

Purchased for vacation when I don’t want to pack our large stroller. This reclines and has a nice sunshade. It is tricky to open and close but because we only use it for trips we rather have a light weight stroller than one that can open/close easily. You definitely need two hands to maneuver the stroller.

So glad I purchased this stroller. Plan to use it for upcoming travel including a flight and cruise.In the meantime, I have used it at home and it is SO light and easy to use! We live in south Florida so the extended canopy is excellent with keeping sun off of my son. The handles are soft and nice to grip. Cell phone Pocket holds my iPhone max nicely. Wheels are easy to turn, overall the stroller is so easy to maneuver.The 5 point harness is simple with two clicks and he’s safely in the seat. The seat feels soft and comfortable for him. The one handed lever on the back of the seat is easy to put into position and get to lay flat if needed. The peekaboo window is huge and allows for me to see him as well as allow circulation. The back storage zipper and bottom basket seems like they will come in handy as well.Honestly this will probably be my go to stroller for local outings as well with its ease of use !For reference, my son is 7 months and on the long side, about 29”.

I absolutely love this stroller. I purchased this one to keep in my car for quick trips in and out of stores. It folds easy and the canopy is very large! We love it!!

This stroller is great. I replaced our original heavy stroller with this from my 3 year old. We wanted to take her out on more day trips. It opens and folds closed pretty easily and the recline is super easy one-handed. My only gripe is that the graphite is darker than in the photo. Good storage on the bottom. I love that it has a pocket and flap to peek in on her.

This stroller was a trooper. It was bought specifically for our once in a lifetime Disney trip, carried my 40lb 4 yr old throughout most of the parks (and sometimes my 55lb 6 yr old). It logged something like 85 MILES by my fitbit... which really means more like 60? (Not counting the times it was parked while we were in queue) It was comfortable for me (and my 6' 4" husband) to take turns pushing, and our never-naps kid found it comfortable enough to fall asleep in several times. The extended cover was never used as a cover but held a water bottle great (the actual cup holder is trash). It was light enough and easy enough to break down, and dried prety quickly when it inevitably got rained on the one ride we forgot to put the (purchased seperately) rain cover on and a storm moved through while we were in queue. The cell holder was too small for my oversized galaxy note 9 phone, but the zippered pocket fit it perfectly. The only thing I didnt think through was parking it - that storm I mentioned? Flooded the area we were in and soaked everything in the below seat storage - so lesson learned- dont leave things down there when you are going away for a while! But it fit everything my family (7 of us total) needed (and even fit all 6 light sabers, which we bought outside star tours rather than dealing with the insanity that is galaxys edge stores). And if you arent reclining the seat, the additional fabric makes a secondary pocket behind the childs head which was just the right size for 4 of the coke bottle 'grenades' from galaxys edge also.It also got crushed by our trunk one day, (tryijg ti force close everything during a hotel swap) which bent the wheel a little - it didnt effect the ride (it took several hours for us to even notice) and my husband was able to fix it on the spot... and it continued working without issue for the last few days of the trip.