Chicco - Corso LE ClearTex Modular Travel System

I love the Chicco Corso LE!

Seconding FB marketplace. I got a used Chicco Corso LE in great condition for $30. Purchased the car seat adapter from their website for $30 and got a Keyfit 35 car seat on sale for $140. So essentially got a $600 travel system for $200. Kidsy is also good for discounted open box items.

I tested a lot of the higher end ones and still ended up going with the Chicco Corso LE system. It out performed the Vista and Nunas in my opinion at half the price. The only downside is it’s not really for a multi kid family, which was fine by me

Little girl is coming in about a week and a half. We went with the Chicco Corso LE and love it. We’ll see once there’s a little babe to push around… 🤪

We were able to test it at a Kohl’s with a Babies R Us inside. There’s 200+ if you’re in the states. Worth looking into.

Chicco LE has lay flat infant insert which is suitable from birth. It replaced the bassinet/pramette that other strollers have. Chicco has the best infant carset ratings and their LE corso has advanced suspension with excellent ratings … and a 1 hand fold 🙌🏼. We went with it and couldn’t be happier with safety, performance, and price.

Chicco LE has lay flat infant insert which is suitable from birth. It replaced the bassinet/pramette that other strollers have. Chicco has the best infant carset ratings and their LE corso has advanced suspension with excellent ratings … and a 1 hand fold 🙌🏼. We went with it and couldn’t be happier with safety, performance, and price.

Love my chicco corso LE stroller and key fit 35 car seat combo. Looks very nice, collapses great, and the car seat is one of the most highly rated seats year after year.

We got the chicco corso LE and honestly it is great! I didn’t test out the uppababy one but I’ll be really shocked if it’s significantly easier to push than the one we have and if it is, I mean, I weight like 110 pounds and have 0 issues pushing the stroller so I don’t know that I need it any easier. I think it also depends on how much you plan on using it. My child hated the stroller and so we also didn’t use it much, maybe it’d be different if it got a lot of use.

This is what we have and I love it. Use the stroller almost daily for errands or walks and it feels very smooth to me. How smooth exactly do people think a baby needs lol. Manageable with one hand if needed while walking the dog. I really like it. Unless you have very specific needs I couldn't imagine paying twice the amount for a similar product.

I don’t currently have the Chicco Corso flex (planning on getting it when we’re expecting baby #2), but I have the Chicco Corso LE and that’s the single version. I freaking love it and when I found out they had a double version of it, I told my husband that’s the one we’re gonna get when we have more than one. Also just wanted to note that Chicco “does not endorse or warrant using Chicco car seats with strollers manufactured by other companies” and they “do not manufacture any adapters nor do we recommend any aftermarket adapters or products”.

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.

Echoing those who’ve mentioned Chicco! We got just got the chicco corso LE travel system and are really excited to use it—it’s basically half the price of the nuna equivalent and seems just as stylish, functional, and user-friendly!

The options are overwhelming for sure. But the good news is you definitely don’t have to spend &1k! I recommend starting by looking up which infant car seats in different price ranges are top-rated for safety. Personally I went with a travel system that included the Chicco Keyfit35. You can also get a car seat that’s not just for infants, but those tend to be less portable and less useful as carriers, so it’s a trade-off. Beyond the car seat you have options of different configurations depending on what appeals to you; some folks like a full-sized stroller with a bassinet attachment, some prefer a travel stroller with an infant insert or bassinet, some do a stroller or a caddy you can click the car seat into. Personally I went with a travel system (the Chicco Corso LE one) where you can either use the stroller as an infant car seat caddy, use an infant insert in the regular stroller seat, or later on use the stroller beyond the infant stage (and we’ll get a non-infant car seat at that point).