Chicco - Corso Flex Convertible Stroller (87008)

Ditto...and we have the chicco and it works with the adapter!

got ours on buy nothing group. we had purchased the chicco corso and definitely use that when we’re doing anything even remotely active because the variant of that stroller that we got has front and rear suspension. Got a great deal on it at target during their trade-in event because I was able to combine it with some other deals. I had my eye on the caddy, but didn’t want to pay money for a whole second transportation item that functionally does the exact same thing only better. That said I jumped for joy when the caddy showed up on the buy nothing group because it is much lighter and it’s a lot easier to deal with for super quick trips to the store or whatever. For new parents, the real tip is that you don’t actually need to trade anything in you can just scan the code in the store. It’s right on the box where you turn stuff in and nobody cares if you put something in or not. You’re kind of actually doing them a favor by not giving them more old crap to deal with.

I have the Chicco Corso Flex. It’s a modular stroller that lets you configure it however you want.

Check out the Chicco Corso! It doesn’t have a bassinet attachment (as far as I know a true bassinet attachment like the one in your picture wouldn’t be able to fold). But the Chicco Corso toddler seat lies completely flat and has a newborn insert. It’s definitely not organic, but their ClearTex fabric is flame retardant free

I live in Chicago currently, and we got the Chicco Corso. The keyfit35 car seat that is part of the travel system is quite easy to buckle into Ubers using the seatbelt. The toddler seat also has a true lie-flat feature with a newborn insert that basically turns it into a bassinet. The biggest issue with a true bassinet is that the stroller doesn’t fold with the bassinet attached, so that was a big benefit of the Chicco Corso as opposed to a true bassinet attachment (plus not having to pay for an extra attachment). We’ve had it for nine months, and it has worked really well even during the snowy months!

We love Keyfit too. We have the Corso stroller that fits any Chicco infant car seat. We just switched her over to the actual seat part now and it is very easy to collapse. Thinking of another Chicco for convertable

My tall 11 month old is comfy in the Chicco Corso and the wheels are pretty sturdy

We have a chicco corso and absolutely love it! Stroller is one hand fold

I also like how easy the base is to install and move between cars!

Depends how your going to be using your stroller. If your going to be walking/jogging down that dirt road regularly or be in rural areas a lot, your gonna want some sort of jogger stroller or something with inflatable wheels. If your going to keep it in your vehicle and use it for when your going shopping in the city, going out to eat, and use it for an urban sort of lifestyle, with tad bits of times you walk the stroller on gravel, grass, etc, maybe a good all terrain full stroller with good suspension like Uppababy Cruz, Nuna Mixx Next, Bugaboo Fox 5. If you want something more budget friendly in this category maybe the Chicco Corso or Bravo stroller,Graco Modes Nest 2 grow. Jogger strollers include BabyJogger city mini gt, Thule Urban Glide, Guava Roam, Uppababy Ridge, etc. A carseat is 100% necessary, so no matter what, that should be the 1st thing you look at. Find 1 you like, then look at what strollers its compatible with (usually you might have to buy a separate adapter if you use a different brand of carseat from the stroller). You can always look at what strollers already come as part of a bundled travel system with that carseat. But before you even get started looking at carseats, you need to make a decision ifbyour going to use an Infant Carseat (pill bug looking seats), or a convertible carseat (the big ones that stay in a vehicle), or both.

The infant insert for the corso works pretty well. Baby is pretty much completely reclined in it.

We have the Chicco corso as our regular stroller and the Chicco presto for travel. The Chicco Keyfit 35 fits in both. The corso doesn’t have a bassinet but the seat does have an infant insert and fully reclines