Summer Infant, 3D Mini Convenience Stroller – Lightweight Stroller with Compact Fold MultiPosition Recline Canopy with Pop Out Sun Visor and More – Umbrella Stroller for Travel and More, Gray

Pretty great light-weight stroller, especially for the price!
I bought this stroller to use the subways in NYC for my 1 year old. Overall I’ve been pretty happy with it and most of the complaints are just to be expected from a basic stroller at this price point. It’s light weight so I can carry it down the subway steps, but it’s substantial enough the it pushes well through the street of NYC. I’m also about to put her (heavy) diaper bag over the handles and it doesn’t seem unsteady–while she’s in the stroller. Once I take her out it does feel like it might tip. It folds very easily but it’s hard to do while holding the baby since the first step is to unlatch something at the very bottom so you need to bend down. Though maybe I’ll learn to do that with my foot. I love that it comes with the cup holders/small bag at the top. So useful! The one issue I have is that the hood won’t stay hooked to the stroller while it’s folded. The clamps pop off because it’s being folded too much. It’s not horrible, just an extra step to deal with when unfolding and while folded, it’s less compact because the sides of the hood are sticking out.A couple of things that are not my favorite but understandable on this stroller are as follows. The seat does go back but just a slight recline. Not really conducive to putting my baby to sleep, but other babies may sleep more easily mostly sitting. It’s great that it has a basket, but it is pretty small and the frame of the stroller makes the opening even smaller, so you can really only stick small things in there.Overall, I would highly recommend this stroller.

Great airport travel stroller
Great travel stroller. Wanted something that was cheap but sturdy … easily foldable and light weight! This stroller even fits down the aisle on airplanes & fits in the overhead bin if you’re able to bring on board (first time using it we are on a really empty flight and the attendants let me keep it in the overhead bin!). Only reason why I’m giving 4 stars and not 5 is the latch that lock the stroller gets caught (idk if that’s normal or just a default on the one I received) so I have to adjust the lock with my hand first before folding instead of just being able to kick-fold it shut

Excellent stroller for traveling alone with a child in airports
Bottom line: Purchased this stroller specifically to use in major airports and I’m very pleased with its design and performance. I highly recommend it if you’re traveling alone with a young child.What I needed: Because I regularly fly alone to visit family in a different state with my toddler, I needed a stroller that is lightweight, maneuverable with one hand, and easily collapses; I got my money’s worth with the Summer 3D mini!What I got: This stroller is compact and utilitarian while comfortable for my growing child. The handles are at a good height and angle to avoid wrist fatigue and the wheel distance is sufficient so I’m not always kicking it (I’m 5’5”). I was extremely pleased that I can push it with one hand – after a little practice – so I am able to pull my suitcase behind me and be self sufficient from the curb. You do need to reach down and use your hand to disengage the safety mechanism to fold the stroller, however it automatically locks into the folded position and easily unfolds with one hand (I just use my foot to secure it in the open position). For child security, it’s got an adjustable 5 point harness with padding that is simple to operate for an adult; I like the additional shoulder straps so the kid can’t reach forward and pull the stroller over. The double wheels are perfect for stability and maneuvering on any surface, even on a gravel hiking path in the rain!Perks: It comes with under seat storage, albeit minimal. The designer was smart and added a double drink holder that’s got a zipper compartment. The sunshade is detachable (DO remember to remove this before you gatecheck the stroller, it might pop off if the baggage handlers are rough with it!) and long enough to be useful at sunset/going uphill facing the sun. The seat reclines slightly to keep a sleeping child’s neck at a safe angle.My only frustration was figuring out why the front wheels weren’t moving properly, but this is actually a happy problem. Apparently, both the front and back wheels each have a way to lock each individual wheel in place so you kid doesn’t roll downhill. The front pair have a little switch to lock them that is often bumped when the stroller is folded and being handled by airport staff, but ultimately I’m glad they do lock so it’s a minor inconvenience.Why I love it: I HATE inefficiency and being stuck in airport security and this stroller helps me streamline my boarding process for a less stressful (I am flying with a toddler, let’s be realistic) traveling experience. I’ve flown with this stroller multiple times and both I and my child like it so much it’s now my go-to stroller for walks and shopping trips. I highly recommend the 3D mini: it’s durable, worth the money, and has all the features!

I typically don’t write reviews but this stroller was a great purchase!We wanted a cheap stroller so that our heavy duty one wouldn’t be damaged and because it was so bulky to travel with. Considering the price, we were expecting a truly low quality product of the summer. This was not the case! I traveled with my daughter (just over a year old) through the airport, all through a city, and the stroller held up very well. She was able to nap as the stroller reclined!Pros:- able to hold drinks, keys etc- able to hold diaper bag on the handle- easy to maneuver- easy to set up with one hand- lightweight- easy to open and close- if you need to shorten it for travel, you could ways remove the wheels and canopy (they’re super easy to install!)Cons:- under stroller space is quite small (I usually put a blanket there)- a little longer than expected with no removable partsWould definitely recommend anyone planning to travel either alone or with your family as it is light weight, makes life easier, and if it gets damaged you won’t be as sad due to the price 🙂

The stroller is surprisingly strong for its weight. The materials employed in the well-constructed frame give one hope for its longevity. We haven’t experienced any wear and tear problems, and it has held up well on a variety of surfaces.Our infant adores the comfortable seat and the flexibility to lie flat for naps. One fantastic feature that offers plenty of cover for strolls in the sun is the movable canopy. The five-point harness ensures our child’s safety and comfort.The ability to fold something with one hand is revolutionary. It’s incredibly simple and quick to fold and unfold, making it easy to manage while holding the infant. We have saved so much time and work only with this feature.Surprisingly roomy storage container! Beneath, we have room for a diaper bag, snacks, and even a little shopping haul. For parents who don’t want to give up storage in favor of a lightweight design, this is a big bonus.Our child had a nice journey thanks to the suspension system and wheels of the stroller. It easily navigates a variety of terrains, and turning is a snap thanks to the swivel wheels.This stroller is incredibly well-built, convenient, and delivers great value for the money. It’s among the nicest things we’ve ever bought for our child.

Very lightweight and portable. Folds up conveniently, although there are strollers that fold up better.There is a lot of storage for such a compact stroller, so that’s a plus.Build quality … is just not there. Between wonky wheels to a sunshade that just won’t stay in place within its designed brackets, this stroller just FEELS like a budget option. However, it is not priced as such. At its price point, it is positioned as a mid range, if not premium, product, but it does not carry itself that way.At no point during use, does it feel confidently sturdy or solid. It does feel that if our toddler tantrums hard enough, the stroller won’t hold up. Compromises of it being a lightweight travel stroller, I guess.It is also extremely compact and low riding, so in large crowds you are always panicking about whether or not your stroller (with child in it) is even visible in large crowds of people not paying attention. There is little protection around the seated child, so you’re constantly worried that someone might trip over the stroller not seeing it, and then the build is flimsy enough that your child will get hurt if someone trips over it.Overall, it has survived a couple trips for our family in the past year, in spite of its weird and wobbly quirks. It has lasted but not to the point where we would feel responsible to resell or hand-me-down after our toddler outgrows it, thereby making it just a cut above disposable. Given the price point, I would have hoped for something sturdier and longer lasting.