Graco - Trekko All-terrain Stroller, Met

No cup holders for me or baby but I do love this stroller and purchased a strap on cup holder/organizer for me that works fine. I'm very small and this stroller is a little big. It's only a little heavy with the car seat. It's really not that bad. I actually love the size. The stroller has a very unique look which is always a plus. I definitely recommend this stroller. I don't use it for jogging however I'm just attracted to the jogging stroller look. I can't speak on how good of a jogging stroller it is.

I have been using this stroller for over a year and and its been great, I live in a rural area so the big wheeled tires are great for everything, including snow. I love that the front wheel comes off because other wise we would not be able to fit it in our honda civic. This is such a awesome stroller is just has be confused as to why there would be no cup holders and why the very large basket can only hold up to 10 pounds. The basket falls down now when you put anything in it. Other than those 2 minor things I am very happy with my purchase!

This is my first jogging/active stroller, and I love it! Other than a wobbly front wheel when its on swivel instead of fixed when I run, its fabulous. And that complaint is operator error! I do wish it came with a snack tray for the baby and a cup holder for Mommy, but I can make do without. The basket is very spacious and it stays put, even going through the woods on a hike. My daughter adores this stroller, even moreso than her Snugride Travel System stroller than we keep in the trunk of the car. Overall - VERY HAPPY! :)

I was determined to find a stroller that was 3 wheeled that could take on more of an all-terrain setting instead of nice paved paths. I don't like running/jogging so I didn't need to spend the extra money for a real running stroller, I just wanted one with three large wheels (preferably tires that don't require air pressure). I was super picky about being able to fold it and lift it into the car (Jeep stroller got vetoed because I could not get the fold function to work for me in the store and the BabyTrend was awkward for me to lift). Until I found the Trekko I thought the perfect stroller didn't exist. I absolutely LOVE this stroller! It folds easily for me and the bar that goes in front of the child makes the stroller easy to pick up when folded. The major drawback is lack of cup holder for parent (I usually prop up my cup in the basket using the baby bag or my bag or I just use a water bottle, occasionally there are drink leaks). There is not a child tray either (I make due with snack cups, but it would be nice to have a spot for my kid to sit his snack or drink instead of dropping it beside him in the stroller so it gets stuck or on the ground). At 15 months old I am still having no thoughts of trading it in for a smaller stroller. I love being able to "go anywhere" (over speed bumps, across fields, down dirt trails) but occasionally it is too wide to get through clothing racks at the mall and some terrain is rather bumpy. I find it really easy to push one handed on flat ground. I hate the fact the stroller is black and grey. I wish it has some other color options like grey and teal or grey and orange or something. At least black and grey is gender neutral. All in all this was the perfect stroller for me! Be warned that the stroller isn't officially a jogger. There is a mph limit in the instruction manual which might get you a very slow jog, but I just walk. I would give it a 4.5, but that was not a choice. Can't give perfect rating since there is no cup holder/snack tray attachment specific for this stroller that I am aware of and I was disappointed by the color choice. I would think the black would get really hot sitting in the sun, but I have not had that problem yet.

I loved that Graco finally made a jogging stroller. It's very sturdy and easy to maneuver. My complaint is that it does not come with a child tray or parent tray! This makes its use very inconvenient. I don't understand why any stroller would ever be made without these necessary features! The lack of a parent tray can be helped with the purchase of a universal fabric one you hang from the handle (it's a poor substitute, but it's the best you can do), but there's nothing you can do about the lack of a child tray. I really wish Graco at least gave you the option of purchasing compatible trays you can add on yourself if you wanted to. I honestly wish I had bought a different stroller because of this.