Corso Flex Convertible Stroller (87008)

I also bought the Chicco corso Flex which will act as a double too but is also LARGE. I ordered the [Graco Outpace LX All-Terrain 3-Wheel Baby Stroller](https://a.co/d/0gXmm3JF). I essentially use it for everything. It also will “fit” the Chico key car seat , not officially but even essentially snaps in. It only really unclips easy if the baby is in the car seat , I think from the pressure. For travel I have two other more compact strollers I will use. The [evenflo reversi](https://www.walmart.com/ip/Evenflo-Reversi-Lightweight-Reversible-Stroller-Leonis-Green-Unisex/728005325?selected=true&clickid=Uapz%3AfzhLxyZUKkzwLSbVQj4Uku152Wd32zVz80&irgwc=1&afsrc=1&sourceid=imp_Uapz%3AfzhLxyZUKkzwLSbVQj4Uku152Wd32zVz80&veh=aff&wmlspartner=imp_65668&affiliates_ad_id=565706&campaign_id=9383&sharedid=&sid=17608d31-6419-43ab-95ea-52f29037714d) is loong when folded down, but I really enjoy how the seat lays flat and also it can be flipped to face you. This was really helpful when she was younger. Now I also use the [GB Pockit+ All Terrain Stroller](https://fromrebel.com/products/pockit-all-terrain-stroller-black-1bc391) for really quick things like doctor appts when idk if the big strollers will fit into say the bathroom. I really like the website https://fromrebel.com for open box items or overstock.

I would start with a baby trend snap and go stroller first…and then buy a nice one based on your needs We bought the chicco flex because we loved our first chicco corso and ended up selling it because it was too heavy and bulky and we were unable to walk solo with our toddler and twins. We ended up getting a Zoe trio and love it

Not sure if you’ve looked into it already, but I think the Chicco Corso Flex (though probably bulky) has everything you’re looking for. We currently have the Chicco Corso and will be getting the Corso flex when we have a second (I didn’t think ahead and get the double from the get go).

We bought the Chicco Corso travel system and I absolutely love it. It’s super easy to switch the attachments to either snap the car seat in or smart the modular seat in. We also had the infant insert so that baby could use the modular seat from the newborn stage. We use the car seat click in attachment when we’re just running into the store quickly and use the seat for all other times.

Not sure if you’ve looked into it already, but I think the Chicco Corso Flex (though probably bulky) has everything you’re looking for. We currently have the Chicco Corso and will be getting the Corso flex when we have a second (I didn’t think ahead and get the double from the get go).

We bought the chicco corso travel system. It comes with their keyfit 35 car seat and the attachment to use the stroller on its own with the toddler seat attachment. We bought one of the lower tier of the corso system so it didn’t come with the infant insert for the stroller part so we ordered that separately, but it has been totally worth it for us. Our baby is 13.8lbs at 6 weeks, but is really tall. If I remember correctly, this infant car seat maxes out at 35lbs or 30”, whichever comes first. Our baby will probably max it out sooner than later because he’s 90th percentile for height and weight, so we’ve bought the chicco fit360. Our logic was he loves his current chicco car seat (didn’t even fuss when putting him in to come home from the hospital) so we’d stick with something from the same brand in hopes that he’ll continue loving it. We also had it recommended to us by a friend who has a 9 month old right now. We have no regrets about doing the travel system with the infant car seat. We specifically looked for one because I didn’t want to have to wake the baby up every time we had to get him out of the car to run into the grocery store or something short. It made it really easy to just snap his car seat into the stroller and do any errand without disrupting his naps.

We’re expecting our second in a few months and my babies will be 15 months apart. I have the Bugaboo Donkey 6. It’s a super expensive stroller, but it’s the best push stroller I’ve tried out and I went to Nordstrom and tested all of the strollers they had. We had bought a Chicco Corso for our first because we got it for a steal, but it wasn’t suited for the age gaps we intend to have. And yeah you can get a Graco or a Chicco, but there’s a drastic difference in the flow and ease of pushing it. I can easily push the Bugaboo Donkey one handed while experiencing wrist pains associated with pregnancy, but I wouldn’t have been able to do it with the Chicco Corso and not have to stop after a minute or two. I also like being able to throw more stuff on the bottom while shopping. I think the Corso had a 10lbs limit for the bottom basket and the Donkey 6 has 33lbs for the bottom basket and 22lbs for the side shopping bag. Now if it’s in your budget and you have more than enough to fund all of the other things needed for your baby, I’d go for the Donkey. If you don’t have the budget or you’d be taking away funds from something else to make it work, go for the Graco or something cheaper. But if you’re going for 2u2, I’d opt for the double stroller from the start. We were planning it and didn’t think about just going for a double in the beginning and so we wasted a little bit of money getting a stroller to use it for like 8-9 months before getting rid of it. And our original stroller didn’t have nearly the amount of customization options as the one we have now. But paying $500 for the second sibling seat did hurt so…

For a different price point - I love our Chicco Corso Flex stroller! We got the full travel system but The stroller seat has a “near flat” recline that I used as a “bassinet” style feature, but not sure if you are wanting full bassinet attachment. I preferred this as I wouldn’t have as many pieces to store in the long run! It’s pretty smooth of a ride at the price point imo, and easy to fold, you can technically use one hand to fold/unfold but I’m not coordinated enough lol!

Commenting as a +1 for the Chicco Corso travel system! I felt it was the perfect “mid-range” option for us after having the same dilemma as OP. It’s held up great on gravel, long walks and grass for us so far. I also like that I can push it with one hand. Have the Fit360 car seat and we love it as well so Chicco is a solid choice imo that not many people talk about!

We are planning to take our 6mo twin boys on their first plane ride later next month and would love some advice from fellow parents. Our main concern is with their current infant car seat & stroller setup. We have the **Chicco Corso Flex twin setup** and the stroller (w/o infant car seats) weighs about 34lbs, higher than what airlines allow for gate check-in which is 20lbs. Seems like we will have to check-in the stroller and car seats at check-in counters early on and then carry our boys in baby carriers all though security & boarding. Not sure if the boys will like being in carriers all that time. Does anyone have any experience in using any light travel twin stroller that can seat infants?

You're probably right but I read multiple posts that if your stroller looks bulky, which the Chicco Corso Flex does, they could actually weigh it with your bags at the check-in counters. It's our first time traveling with kids & so much baby gear so didn't want to take any chances and avoid hassle

Hey - that's also a good idea. Yes, we are going to fly American Airlines and they do check car seats for free at the gate. However, we have the Chicco Keyfit 35 infant car seats and looks like this Snap-N-Go is not compatible with those car seats. We ordered a Zoe Twin v1 which has front facing seats with straps. Hoping to also use it as an alternate stroller to our Chicco Flex when the kids outgrow these infant car seats.