Evenflo - Pivot Modular Travel System with LiteMax Infant Car Seat with Anti-Rebound Bar

I really enjoyed the evenflo travel system. It came with an infant car seat and base that easily locked into the stroller frame and it came with a bassinet that could pop up into a seat for when baby is old enough. My only hesitation on this one though is using the car seat for a second baby after 4-5 years as I’m not sure when the seat itself expires. I’m actually buying this one again for our second because I had gifted it when my daughter outgrew it not thinking we would need a stroller again!

We got an Evenflo pivot and we like it! We use the bassinet attachment during long outings and it’s easy to take him in and out to pop him in the carrier if need be. Folds up really nice and fits perfectly in my car truck. Only gripe I have is that I feel like im constantly wd-40ing the wheels all the time bc they stay squeaking lol

My wife and I recently traveled to India with our 11-month-old, and I wanted to share some of our experiences and tips for others planning a similar trip. # Stroller We took our regular stroller, which was incredibly useful. Most airlines allow you to check the stroller at the gate, so you can keep using it throughout the airports. This made navigating with the baby much easier. # Formula and Food Before the trip, we were about 80% formula-based. We brought Enfamil Infant Toddler formula boxes and exclusively used Bisleri water for mixing. While in India, we gradually transitioned our baby to local cow/buffalo milk and solid food. * **Important Note:** My in-laws own cows and buffaloes, so we were confident about the milk's quality and safety. If you don’t have access to reliable fresh milk, I would avoid store-bought milk and recommend bringing enough formula to last your entire trip. # Packing Essentials * **Diapers and Wipes:** Take enough to last your trip if you’re concerned about quality differences in India. * **Baby Medication:** This is *non-negotiable*. Pack Tylenol, Motrin, and remedies for coughs and colds. * **Our Experience:** When our baby got a mild cold, a trusted doctor in India prescribed medication. Unfortunately, it was too strong and caused breakouts and rashes. After stopping the medication, the symptoms subsided. Since then, we’ve avoided Indian medications and relied on home remedies. * **Baby Bath:** We bought a small tub for our baby, who loves splashing around. Mixing cold and boiled water worked well to get the right temperature. We also brought baby soap from the U.S. # Medication Warning Healthcare in India can vary, and culturally, there is a tendency to prescribe strong medications—even for babies. As an Indian American, this was surprising to me. If your baby gets sick, consider sticking to home remedies or, if possible, returning to the U.S. for treatment. # Flights For long international flights, I strongly recommend booking a separate seat for the baby unless you're in Business Class. "Infant in lap" is manageable for short flights but not for longer ones. * We gave our baby Tylenol before each flight, which helped her sleep through most of it (we had four flights in total). * During layovers, she had fun standing on the stroller like a little captain, which kept her entertained. These tips worked well for us and made the trip manageable. Feel free to ask if you have questions or need more advice!

We have the Evenflo Pivot Modular system that we got from Sam's Club. It came with a car seat which attaches to the stroller as well. We didn't take the car seat to India but we have taken it on local US flights with us. We usually check the car seat with our luggage and take the stroller with us to the gate. Airlines allow you to take your stroller AND car seat with you.

3, but now 2. One evenflo travel system which I sold then bought graco travel system then bought uppababy vista because baby (at 5 months) hated bassinet but couldn’t do full recline. I also wish I just went right to uppababy.

I’m a fan of the Evenflo Pivot travel system.

We got the Evenflo pivot!

Evenflo! We got the travel system which included the stroller and car seat, for about $500. They’ve both been awesome. I live in a pretty outdoorsy area with semi-rough terrain and take baby out for long walks/trails all the time, and the stroller has been awesome. We grocery shop with it as well, run errands, and so on. Car seat has also been great, no notes! I don’t really see a difference between our travel system and those belonging to friends who spent 1500+ on their stuff. We also got a pretty cheap swing and it does the exact same thing as the expensive ones lol, plus baby wasnt into it for long anyway, so if we would have splurged it would have been a waste.

We got an Evenflo travel system. It’s was like $300. It came with the infant car seat. It’s awesome. Daughter is 2.5. The car seat has done Disney world, parks, pool, festivals, sporting events. I have no complaints. I’d never buy a more expensive one after having such a good experience with what we got.

I didn’t even bother with a baby bouncer. Our stroller was $250 on sale (evenflo travel system). Mattress was $100 (Graco).

In my opinion, it’s a fine travel system but not a great one. We ended up selling our stroller, but still use the infant car seat. For us, the stroller wasn’t resilient enough for our lifestyle - the wheels aren’t great on anything other than pavement/concrete. Also, as tall people, we found we were kicking the basket frequently.