Chicco - Mini Bravo Plus Lightweight Stroller

Our chicco corso gets mistaken for a high end all the time. We love it for the day to day... but what we really love is our Chicco Bravo Mini we bought for $40 on Facebook marketplace that our Keyfit35 carseat clicks into with no adapters and without needing to swap out the standard seat. We originally bought it for air travel because I didn't want baggage handling to destroy our primary stroller and then we ended up liking it more. My only issue with it is the wheels don't seem as robust to me and it's a little stiffer to push.

I have 2 strollers for our 17 month old. One is a Bob jogging stroller that I bought new. I love it. It pushes so easy, is great for walks, running, hiking, ect. That being said, it barely fits in the back of my husbands small car, so we can only take it if we are taking the SUV. But that's not really an issue for us. My other stroller is the Chico Bravo Mini that I bought for $50 from FB market place. I bought it when I was going on my first plane ride with baby at 4 month because it would work with my chico carseat. It mostly only gets used for travel, but I don't mind if it gets beat up going through the airplane because I bought it used.

This is the way. We have the Chicco Viaro (jogging style stroller) and I love it for walks but it is quite long and difficult to maneuver in many stores or crowded spaces. It is a dream to walk on sidewalks, streets, and even in grass or in gravel. It never gets stuck on uneven pavement. My parents have a Chicco Bravo and it is great for smaller spaces like stores but does sometimes get stuck on uneven ground! If I had to choose again I’d probably go for the Bravo just because it’s a little smaller.

I found mine for free on the side of the road lol. It's not like a car seat you have to buy me, second hand is great! It's a Chicco bravo that lets you put the infant car seat in and I highly recommend that feature. We use it everywhere, took it through the airport, etc. love it. Roomy enough for stuff under the seat and has cupholders (critical) I do wish I had a jogging stroller but never quite bit the bullet knowing it would get infrequent use

I haven’t tried the Doona because it’s so expensive and I’ve heard very very heavy. I struggle with my 5 month old and his normal car seat TBH. But I have been very pleased with my Chicco car seat plus caddy or stroller (we have both). I spent a lot less money and the stroller will still be helpful when bubs outgrows the car seat.

I had a Chicco Bravo carseat and stroller, then when my LO was 3m I bought a used Vista, as I like to fo for a walk every day. The Bravo stroller was so hard to drive, heavy and so bumpy. The Vista is so much smoother, light and easier to maneuver. There are a few things I prefer the Bravo to Vista, tho: -Opening and closing Bravo was much easier. -The cup hold /snack tray for who's driving (w/o the need to buy an extra attachment, like Vista requires) -Takes up less space in the trunk. The Vista wheels are quite large, but if you get a Cruz I don't think that will be a problem. I kept the Chicco keyfit carseat as I like it overall. Just needed to buy an adapter . Note, both strollers were previously used.

I got 3 (BOB all terrain, Chicco bravo, and a sit n stand double idk which from FB)and I can tell you that the one I ended up using the most was the Chicco bravo. Standard, basic, not unique but very convenient. It's the perfect marriage between ease of folding and having bulk and storage space for me. The other two are HEAVY and hard to fold/unfold by myself and get in and out of the car juggling a baby and toddler. I can do the bravo with one hand with a baby and diaper bag in my other arm. But once it's up it is sturdy and steers really well over most terrains honestly, and is light enough to pick up and carry on walks over ditches etc. I thought I HAD to get a BOB for picnics, fishing, walks.... I convinced my husband. Spent months finding the right one second hand. Dropped hundreds. And ended up baby wearing any time I would have needed it. If you run or whatever probably more worth it. I've also taken it to the airport for speed/maneuverability and that was great but only if you have someone with you to carry and fold it which I did not.  No right answer for everyone definitely it's 100% lifestyle. I tend to use mine for doctors appointments, easy walks (hikes I baby wear), and outings like the aquarium or festivals. The bravo couldn't be more perfect for those. 

I got the bravo and have used it for almost 4 years now. It’s easy fold and relatively compact.. it’s not the most stylish but we have really abused it (left it on the front porch in the sun in all weather, walked it for miles and miles) and it’s survived. I kind of wish we got the corso (more features, cuter) but the bravo really gets the job done and the price was right.

We have the Chicco Bravo and love it.  It's a bit less than the corso and we love it