Premier Modes Lux Stroller, Midtown Collection

We ended up getting the Graco Modes Trio from Walmart for like $260 dollars on sale and its awesome. We were going to get a more expensive travel system but when I tried them out (Evenflo, Nuna, and Graco) they were all so similar and worked pretty much the same we decided we’d rather save the money and get more stuff for the baby. Our decision to go a more inexpensive route was helped out by almost all the moms I know recommended saving money on the stroller system and wait to see if you actually use it often enough before you buy an expensive one Also my brother and sister in law got the Doona and HATE IT, I’d recommend passing that one up. The doona is also really heavy.

I’m going Graco modes- I want something nice but wouldn’t break my heart because of the price if I need to upgrade or replace in the future. Most moms I know personally that went towards the more expensive strollers ended up needing to replace them

Graco makes a stroller that is 3 in 1 for the car seat but the stroller converts to a bassinet without an extra attachment. I feel like that's the way to go.

Yes. I came here to say Graco. So glad someone else did. Nothing fancy, but got the work done, folded with one hand and lasted. It also provided a snack and cup tray. And! The back could recline so sleeping child could lay flat.

We got the Graco 3 in 1. It's closer to $400 but It's a car seat that snaps into the stroller. And it comes with the bassinet option that changes into a toddler seat. I'm very pro multi use/multi stage. I will probably drop money on a jogging stroller this summer because we like to go hiking.

+1 to stroller system We used a system that came with a stroller frame, an infant bucket seat (snaps into stroller frame and car seat base), a car seat base, and a toddler stroller seat (for when they outgrow the car seat). The ability to keep your baby in the bucket seat and seamlessly transfer them from car to stroller or car to home is amazingly convenient. Our system’s stroller frame easily folded down (making storing in car easy) and could even stand upright while folded. This also helps if you have any more children because you can save the infant car seat and car seat base for the younger ones. (Provided the car seat’s safety rating doesn’t expire between kids!) OP I’m 6 feet so not as tall as you but I find in general strollers require a bit of a hunch, yeah. Maybe there’s a good one with an adjustable handle or something like that? EDIT: not sure if this is available where you are but we went with a Graco 3-in-1 system.