Evenflo - Shyft Intuiti Travel System with Revolve180 LiteMax NXT Rotating Infant Car Seat

Not sure how applicable it Will be to living in a city since I don't, but we got the new Evenflo shyft intuiti and love how lightweight it is, easy to collapse, and the rotating car seat base is awesome. The wheels have suspension and I have never had an issue over any ground type- we routinely stroller baby down the gravel driveway and while it's obviously a little bouncy, the stroller handles it with grace.

The evenflo shyft travel system !! 500$ and its great. Comes with the car seat and stroller with all the attachments. And the car seat swivels so its way easier to get baby in and out

Weve got the evenflo gold shyft travel system. It worked out very well for us although she often preferred being in a carrier on my chest. I liked the bassinet feature when she was a newborn and now its basically a toddler seat for the foreseeable future. The bucket seat is rated to 30 lbs so it seems like she'll be able to stay in it a while longer.

I got the even flow shift intuiti travel system with the revolving car seat. Under 500 bucks. Comes with a lot of the extras like coffee cup holder and tray. It’s also very good for tall parents.

Price wasn’t a concern for us either. I just wanted something easy and that was replaceable with ease as baby grows. Also can handle a heavier weight so can use for longer. Also easy to put away and stands up on its own.

The Evenflo shyft intuiti checked all our boxes and was under 1000$ . I was also to get it on sale at target for 340$ but I don't think that's an option anymore that being said I think if you can get it on black Friday for 500-600$ I still think it's worth it. It has a bassinet, rotating car seat, and is made of high quality materials.

Only one baby and I have 2, but could use a third if we had space. We live in a very walkable neighborhood and I jog a lot so we have  a bob jogging stroller for home. Then we have a travel stroller (even flo shyft - doona knock off) which is also what we use for the car seat/errands. It’s working well but I’d like a third that is for walks to the store since the jogging stroller barely has storage. 

If you will be traveling frequently in cabs or other people's cars, the Shyft is what you want. I live in NYC and I can't tell you how many times I drooled over Doonas and Shyfts while out and about. They are just so convenient. If you won't be in that position, get the Gazelle. It is a dream of a stroller. It's a workhorse but it feels weightless to handle, and it has some of the most versatile configuration options out there. And it has so many pretty colorways - not a reason to buy it, but a really nice bonus!

I love love love the Evenflo Shyft. The convenience is amazing. My baby is 6 months now and I'm dreading the day he outgrows it because I love it so much.

I have the Evenflo Shyft. The downside to it is you must be diligent about resetting. I make sure I hear both clicks and check every. single. time. It is heavy, and post partum it was hard to lift. Now, I carry a 20lb baby all day, I can throw the carseat into my high suv with ease. The upside is it is fabulous to run and errand and not have to unstrap and move a cranky 8 month old into a stroller or carry my determined escape who constantly wants down. I would purchase it again. My husband has the pippa nuna light something. I do like it alot. It is well made and very nice. If I were going to carry my infant instead of strolling in the dualride, the light weight is worth the extra $$ for sure. I also have a $90 11lb travel stroller- amazing, fits under the seat or pink tags with no worries of breaking. I also have a delta children's jogging stroller. I thought it was so ridiculous when my husband registered for it, but I love it. It is so comfortable. Baby and I walk trails, parks, gravel roads, the yard and because of the giant rubber wheels and shocks he is always comfortable and we never get stuck. I am in the process of buying the next step up in carseat, but we have a long way before needed. When we travel we a safety 1st all stages we take with us.

This is my dream stroller. I don’t live in a country where it’s available, but I’m in the US until the end of February. So bummed it’s not gonna be out in time for me to get it…

Hey, not sure if this helps but I was in the same boat as you. Wanted a stroller but we don’t live in a walkable area so I knew we would just use it for car trips and shopping. Our baby is less than a month old. We decided to do a car seat/stroller combo (got the evenflo shyft) for now and then probably get a cheap lightweight stroller down the road. Most of the moms I asked in our area said even if they had a more substantial stroller, they grabbed their cheap Walmart umbrella strollers most for their babies after 6 months.