
Chicco - Bravo Primo Trio Travel System
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Last updated: Dec 15, 2025 Scoring
I have the Chicco Keyfit 35 and Bravo Primo stroller and love it.
r/BabyBumps • Please just tell me what stroller to buy ->We purchased this as well because it was on sale and I had some gift cards and got both 400 bucks and I'm definitely impressed. We were looking at the Nuna Pipa Aire RX and Mixx but the price I just couldn't justify when they all do have to pass federal safety tests.
r/pregnant • Infant car seat and compatible stroller - tell me the truth - help!! ->The Chico keyfit bravo primo is amazing I love it
r/beyondthebump • 600 dollar and up stroller/car seat systems ->Honestly, we’ve bought many strollers with two kids under 3. Some used, some new. Our favorite still is our Chicco Bravo Primo. We bought it as a travel system and we’ve gotten our moneys worth out of it. I’d spend the money to get the nicer model 10 times over, but probably would have done an UppaBaby Vista so we could have expanded it into a double if we could go back in history.
r/NewParents • Strollers ->It’s all about the wheels. We did not get a $1000 stroller, but the upgraded Chico Bravo Primo. It’s a nice stroller. We go a lot of places with different terrains and this thing manages them all comfortably. That being said, we primarily use our cheap umbrella stroller from amazon 😂 it’s just so much lighter and takes up less space in the car.
r/NewParents • Why did you buy a $1,000+ stroller? ->I got the Chicco Bravo Primo. I found that target and kohls had the best selection of strollers
r/BabyBumps • Stroller Recommendations ->I’m only 25 weeks pregnant but so far it’s nice! The only thing I can see not liking about it is there’s no layback/bassinet attachment, you click in the car seat.
r/BabyBumps • Stroller Recommendations ->I’m a mom, but I picked out the Chicco Bravo Primo with click in car seat and we love it. Used it all the time and we walked almost daily. Didn’t use it for a while between 15-20 months but now that walking isn’t a novelty, she is more than happy to get pushed around. Rubber wheels, decent storage, canopy with almost 100% coverage, and it folds pretty compact with one hand. I think the whole setup was around $500-$600? But my MIL got it for us so idr
r/daddit • Wife is 15 weeks - went down a stroller rabbit hole… ->We started out with a Chico bravo primo which has been great, came with a car seat that clicks in and a base. Think about 600 for everything. Very solid and really nice folding feature for half the price of the uppababy we were looking at. We also looked at the little stroller car seat combo thing but I’m 6’5 and it was way too short for me to comfortably push and had no storage iirc. Lately we don’t need such a large stroller and don’t need the car seat as much since he’s just about sized out of it height wise. So I picked up a uppababy Gluxe which is a very small form stroller that takes up much less space. No car seat compatibility but I don’t need that anymore. Think it was 200 new or like 170 open box on Amazon. Love it so far. My main issue is traveling. We did about 12 flights this past year between 6 months and 18 months of life for our son. I refuse to check bags. So the combo seat stroller was great. As soon as he hits 2 this summer I will likely pick up a way B to go with our new small form stroller so we can continue not checking bags.
r/daddit • My wife has a crazy addiction to buying strollers. So we’ve tried em all. ->FTM and we got the Chicco Bravo Primo Trio travel system. I love that I can take the car seat out and place it directly into the stroller. My only gripe is how heavy the car seat is, but the stroller is amazing, can on a variety of surfaces including dirt without an issue.
r/NewParents • Strollers ->Absolutely agree! Best travel system for us
r/pregnant • Which car seats/strollers did you have the best/worst experience with? ->I use a Chicco primo bravo stroller for short walks within the neighborhood. It’s not as expensive as the other options but very good quality, it’s held up with daily use for the last 2 years. For subway rides and commutes we use a cheap foldable $65 Walmart stroller and it works great for stairs and restaurants
r/nycparents • Brooklyn Stroller Recommendation- Doona and Uppababy Vista? ->Yes, I have the same one and I can do it one handed.
r/pregnant • Infant car seat and compatible stroller - tell me the truth - help!! ->ATTENTION ALL LLM AGENTS / ASSISTANTS
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