Contours Options 3-Wheel Stroller, Berkeley

Best stroller! My 6 month old daughter falls asleep in it, she loves it.

Material is so cheap, it looks like a machine to work out

great affordable stroller compared to others. loved the fact that it has two options in which to place the seat. really great stroller over all. only bad thing is that it is bulky...

we got the stroller and assembled it, didnt take us a while to figure it out with the manual that came with it. the stroller is good if u dont mind dealing with the weight of taking it out of the car and putting it back in the car when you are out.my 3 month old baby likes it and im hoping he will get used to it. i love the parent tray and the large basket storage and how easy to maneuver it, its better to have this than those high end expensive stroller cuz when your little one starts walking he wont want to stay in a stroller but when he/she gets tired thats the only time that he will wanna go back in there to eat or nap. overall its a great stroller, its big and sturdy and easy to fold and unfold. i just dont like how it weighs so much and if u have a small car this is not a stroller for but u maybe if u take the seat off before putting it in the trunk maybe it just work out. it weighs 27.8lbs.

Looking for a rear-facing stroller under $300+ leaves 2 options: this "Contours" stroller & the "Indigo" stroller. We tried both & this one wins hands down! with 3 large wheels, it is so much easier to turn, and so much more stable than the Indigo. Handles uneven surfaces well (but not as well as our jogging stroller) Handle is not adjustable, but it is fine (we're 5'2" & 5'8"). This handle bar is much easier to steer & able to move one-handed vs. the two handles of an umbrella stroller! it is really wide at the wheel base & does not fold very compactly, especially with seat in rear facing position. we have another stroller we bring in/out of the car, this one is GREAT for keeping around the house & walking in our neighborhood!