After major hunting for a lightweight stroller to use in place of my Uppababy Vista I decided to purchase both the Lite and Lite+ and compare the two.After using them both, it’s safe to say the Lite+ is for me!The Lite has a few downfalls, in my opinion, that I couldn’t look past, and weren’t worth the $30 savings.1. The Lite’s canopy is a joke. I’m aware that most lightweight stroller canopy’s don’t offer much coverage but there was no way I could deal with that. As a matter of fact, after putting the stroller together and looking at the canopy, I immediately knew I would be returning it. It certainly wouldn’t offer coverage during rain or in the sun, but more importantly to me, it offers zero privacy for the child sitting (or laying) in the seat.The Lite+ canopy is freaking awesome. The coverage is amazing. It extends so much further and offers fantastic coverage.2. The closing of the Lite requires you to use your hand to pull one lever and then lift the second lever. I found myself having to get really low to the ground in order to pull both closures. Not ideal when outside.The Lite+ allows you to use your FOOT for both levers, so much more convenient than getting all the way to the ground to close the stroller.Note, the Lite does have several recline positions (4, I believe) and the Lite+ only has 3. Not a dealbreaker for me since my little one is either sitting all the way up or laying all the way down, asleep.Also note, the Lite+ seems to be slightly bigger than the Lite, but coming from a Vista, that didn’t even phase me.Both are very lightweight and easy to put in and out of my SUV. Mind you I am 5’9, and both strollers were the perfect height for me and even someone taller.All in all, both strollers are great for the price. The canopy was a dealbreaker for me on the Lite but luckily they took care of that with the Lite+.Definitely recommend either, but if you’re looking for more coverage, go with the Lite+UPDATE: After several months of use, the stroller has held up well. Despite that though, I did end up putting it away and purchasing a jogging stroller and here’s why:My child is a bit tall and I noticed that he didn’t look as though he was sitting comfortably when in this stroller. The bottom belt portion, where the other belts click into place, seemed to be holding him up. There isn’t much stability having their feet on the rubber foot rest, the seat itself is not as deep as other strollers we have, and there is no extension for their feet. So, there was a lot of pressure on the belt piece as he seemed to be falling into it and he was not comfortable.So, even though I’m no longer using it, I’ll be keeping it, (mainly since I can’t return it) and because it is significantly smaller than my Vista and jogger, but I likely won’t use it unless it’s a short trip and I need something small.Removing two stars due to the fact that I was only able to use it for about 6 months as it is no longer comfortable.UPDATE: One year later and I don’t use this stroller at all. I took it out two weeks ago for a quick trip and, no. My child hardly even fits in it anymore and can actually touch the ground with little effort. Getting rid of the thing at this point and purchasing something with a leg extension piece. Read more

I just upgraded to the 3D Lite PLUS from the original for an upcoming trip. I’ve absolutely loved the original, I’ve walked miles and miles with it on tons of different terrains all over, but I never loved the canopy. Well the plus has made all the right upgrades, the canopy is HUGE. I love the peekaboo window and the way it fastens in the back, so it doesn’t flap around in the breeze in the back when the stroller is reclined. Same great wheel, upgraded more plush handles. Love love love. Definitely splurge for the plus! Read more

this stroller checks all the boxes when doing online "research."HOWEVER, when you actually get the thing and start using it, you'll find yourself really struggling to stay on the happy customer bandwagon.The size and weight are great, but it is soooooo awkward/clumsy when folding/folded and the carry strap is way too small to actually put it on your shoulder unless you are 80-120lbs with twig arms.The locking mechanism isn't a mechanism - it is a flappy plastic/rubber latch that you can only hope will land on the nub when folded. Even when it lands on the nub, it flops off 50+ percent of the time.This means that while you are carrying your child and trying to navigate a tight space that required you to fold your stroller, the stroller will completely unfold on you most of the time.It also FOLDS when you don't want it to! If you have items in the cargo area down below and when pulling them out, you gently brush against the metal that is strategically placed in the direct path of you and your item, the stroller will fold. There is a 2 part lock to this, but somehow this action bypasses the 2nd lock. On the plus side.... once you discover this quick fold method, it is helpful for when you want to make your stroller smaller to get through a tiny passage way with your child in it.The drink/phone holders easily fall off and bigger drinks can/will pull themselves out.The footrest really is too high. I don't know what they were thinking here. Look at the pictures everyone posts - those kids are probably smaller than yours if you're someone that is even wondering about the footrest height.The shade is awesome and so is the zipper pouch.It rolls great, but sometimes the wheels randomly feel like they have resistance from poor materials/workmanship. I test spun them as the issue came up and YES - sticking wheels that magically unstick themselves if you keep going. I imagine that if you regularly use this stroller, the wheels will fail.The foam handles will slide down.I think that's about it. We are returning ours. Overall it is horrible. I really wanted to like this (admittedly) in part because my wife didn't want to get it, but I insisted that this was the one.Avoid this. Read more

Good basic stroller for the price but I would have preferred spending more for one with durable wheels. My son is 2 years old (30 pounds) in the 90th percentile for height. I read reviews saying parents use this for their 4 year old. It's a small stroller and my son's feet hang past the foot rest and even when it reclines by son's legs hang. I would not recommend this stroller for taller toddlers past 2 years old. Another issue I have is the wheels are small and low quality which makes it difficult to go over bumps and rough ground (even bumpy sidewalks and over curbs). Positives - quality material, easy fold, easy recline, umbrella shade completely covers toddler, and good storage. Read more

Just received this product and put it together today. I haven’t use it on vacation yet so this review is just simply based on what I got out of the package. I am very impressed with the stroller for the price it’s excellent. My other stroller is an uppababy vista and I didn’t wanted to get damaged on vacation so I bought this stroller.Likes:-The sun canopy is amazing, one of the biggest ones I’ve seen, it goes even further than my uppababy does, great for hot locations-Storage is fantastic. The cupholder cell phone holder and basket are all very useful.Even the zipper in the back and hold my wallet-The recliner is very good. It doesn’t go completely down but I would say there’s about a 30° angle left, great for napping-very easy to open and close-all material seems like really good qualityDislikes:-only dislike is that it is a little heavier than I anticipated-I wouldn’t necessarily call it light,However it’s 10 times lighter than my other stroller, so I’ll take it Read more

We got this stroller looking for something lightweight, affordable, and that had a decent amount of storage. This stroller has all of those things and has completely met our expectations. It is extremely easy to fold or unfold, and easy to carry around thanks to the carrying strap. The storage compartment is a decent size, and the cup holder, cell phone holder, and sippy cup holder are all nice things to have. It also has a zippered pocket to store additional smaller things. We also love the peek-a-boo window which lets us see our baby at all times while driving this thing.All-in-all, an excellent product. It's so lightweight and convenient that we are thinking of getting a second one for our other car. Read more

Unfortunately gets 3 starts. Been using for over a week.Cons:1- the main and biggest problem for me it is not easy to push and manoeuvre. Specially if having a heavy baby/toddler in it.In the supermarket holding 1 hand basket IMPOSSIBLE to push with other hand the stroller. Very heavy to push.2- cheap material on the seat, baby sweats a lot sitting, had to buy different brand (bugaboo) seat cover3- basket not as big as advertised (compared to other brands too) Its okay, but some items from the groceries keep falling out.HOWEVERPROS:1) Good height for tall people ( I am 1.80m and the stroller is tall enough for me)2) Canopy is big enough for decent coverage even in hot sun3) easy to fold and put in the car or tuck away at home4) the stroller is steardy for that price, been through some rough paths and it didn't fall apart.Really I wish it was easier to push and manoeuvre!! Had to switch back to my old stroller (bugaboo bee) Read more

Love this stroller. I needed a small one for the vehicle. Wheels are good quality and it pushes nicely. Cup holder for adult is not the most stable, but for an umbrella type stroller, overall, it's fantastic. There is a pinch point when folding. Had another good quality umbrella stroller and it folded without the same pinch point. Read more