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Agitated_Patient_07I have a 2.5 month old so I’m sure my answer will be subject to change once they’re older, but I got the Chicco Corso Modular with the infant keyfit 35 car seat. It was important to me for the infant seat to fit in the stroller because of timing with summer to try and get baby out of the house on walks. But even for winter, at some point you’ll want to go into a store or somewhere with your baby and having the stroller/car seat combo saved my sanity in those early days when I felt trapped in the house. The nice thing about the modular is that it has both the infant car seat attachment and the regular attachment for rear and front facing views for once they’re older, so it’s not just a stroller for when they are babies (this is why I steered away from bassinet strollers). It also has rubber wheels which are good for multiple terrains (versus plastic wheels that can get damaged easily). This is just one mom’s perspective, but hopefully it helps!
alwayz-thinkingI love the Chicco Corso LE!
Until I had 2 kids and upgraded to a side-by-side double stroller, I never felt like I needed anything other than my Chicco Corso LE, and I chose it over the UB V2. It might be worth looking into to see if it meets your criteria.
I have never flown with it, but I have done plenty of road trips with it.
auntiesaurusLittle 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… 🤪
BabyBeanzzThis is what I got!
BothConversation4022Love 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.
Creme_Bru_6991Same! Love mine. Just took it out on a dirt trail today it did pretty good too.
crustybread28I just bought the Chicco Corso LE travel system (with the keyfit 35 infant car seat included) and it seems like it's going to be great! It's stylish, lightweight but sturdy, tires seem very hardy and steering feels smooth, the one-handed fold/unfold is super easy, and the modular configurations are really user-friendly. I was worried about the non-adjustable handlebar since I think the height is geared more towards folks taller than me (I'm 5'2) but honestly it seems totally fine. Can't speak to its utility beyond that since I'm not due til late June though :) We also tried the Nuna pipa/TRIV system and found it lovely but also could not justify the cost. I think what we got will be an excellent alternative.
DCDPTinCPThis is what we use! Straight forward, light weight, easy to use, and significantly cheaper than UB.
doppler_ohI have the same one, been using it for 5 months. The stroller itself is very steady and even has a traversing mode. The only thing I would say about it is that it feels bulky at times. The stroller (without the seat) takes up a lot of the trunk space even when folded. It can be a lot when bringing into restaurants or smaller spaces. If we could redo it, we would've liked a more compact system. Overall, it's still a great choice.
FO-I-Am-A-Time-GodI have a skip hop and one of the straps that clips onto the shopping cart broke one of the first few times I used it. Based on safety ratings I went with the chicco key fit 35 travel system with the corso modular LE stroller. It is a bit flawed though. It lays down all the way but isn’t completely flat. It doesn’t come with the newborn insert if you’re buying it in the travel system. The seat doesn’t sit at a 90 degree angle so the child is always a bit reclined on it which is problematic when they get older and want to look around. No snack track. I bought a universal one and had to return it since the seat is too far back baby couldn’t reach it. Ride is smooth and storage space is great though. We are left wanting a new affordable stroller that isn’t flawed in those areas. Especially now that she is zoo age. Also don’t get a truck unless there’s a waterproof cover. You can’t have a stroller on the back sliding around when it’s raining. And you don’t want to put something big and bulky like that in the cab.