Graco Modes Pramette Stroller, Baby Stroller with True Pram Mode, Reversible Seat, One Hand Fold, Extra Storage, Child Tray, Pierce

This has worked great for us! As first time parents it’s so hard to decide what ti buy, and this stroller and car seat set works great! So Easton to put together and its smooth, I love the color bc it will work for any gender, it’s pretty sturdy and feels safe for my baby.

LOVE THIS PRODUCT! Ordered this for the arrival of our first child. I was looking for a functional yet long lasting stroller and car seat for our baby in order to keep her safe yet save some money. The product shipped quickly after ordering. The colors are plain dark and perfect like I wanted. The instructions on how to put it all together made the process a lot easier and quicker. The stroller and car seat are lighter then others we tested and I felt that was needed. This stroller/car seat came highly recommended for safety and sustainability. So easy to use!!! I would buy it again

The question of what stroller to get was an on-going journey, but so far this one seems like a good fit. I was very interested in finding something that would let us go on walks as soon as possible, and this fits the bill. It is also hugely convenient that our car seat easily snaps in. There aren't a lot of extra bells and whistles, but it is easy to use, rolls well, and easily fits in the car.

We used this for a trip to Florida with the grandkids, a 4 year old and a 2-month old. We needed something lightweight which would be comfortable for the baby, and it was perfect on both of those counts. My wife and daughter had no difficulty folding it or unfolding it and lifting it into or out of the car or buses. The seat ALMOST fully reclines for pram mode and the baby was able to stretch out, even with the cupholder insert in place. We put the hood on the pram all the way up, clipped a portable fan to the stroller, and left a wet cooling towel rolled up behind him, and the baby was the most comfortable person in our party. If we were traveling in a direction that put the sun in his eyes, it was no trouble at all to remove the pram insert and reposition it to provide him with shade.Unexpectedly, it was also very useful for the four-year-old. By the end of a day in the park, she was always exhausted, so we'd put the baby into a carrier, convert the stroller to toddler mode, and she'd happily climb into it. Most families are probably only going to need to convert this from pram-to-toddler mode once (or with multiple children, once for each child), but we switched it back and forth at least once a day for two weeks and it never took more than a few seconds. (Note, the buckle underneath the seat is VERY snug and my daughter and wife found it easier to just remove the seat and turn it over to buckle it than to reach underneath it. Even with that extra step, it was an easy straightforward process.)It is durable. It survived round-trip baggage handling (I do agree with other reviewers that it would be wise to remove the cup holder attachments and put them in your luggage before gate-checking it) and heavy use on that trip, has been in regular rotation for their visits, and has been since handed down to my son who will use it for years.One of the best baby gear purchases I've made.

LOVE this stroller! I went back and forth on which stroller to get but I'm glad I picked this one! Great quality, smooth ride, I love that the seat can face forward or face me (sometimes my girl is extra clingy and needs to be able to see me) it has cup/snack holder for baby and mom and it has lots of space underneath

Update: if you are buying this for the bassinet maybe look elsewhere. In addition to what I mentioned below, I just noticed in the manual that it says to discontinue using the bassinet when your baby is 15 pounds. However, most babies won't be ready for the toddler seat until around 6 months, maybe 5 at earliest. And so for all but the very tiniest babies there will be a significant chunk of time between when they officially outgrow the bassinet and when they are ready for the toddler seat. Now it may be possible that this is a flaw in most bassinets, but I just want to point it out. Even my boy whose weight is on the lower end, born at 7 lbs 1 oz and usually sits around the 30th percentile, will likely hit 15 pounds by 4-4.5 months.I spent quite a while considering which stroller to buy. Ultimately I went with this one and think it was a good choice. I bought the car seat separately because I wanted the version that the base came with the anti-rebound bar. The car seat clicks into the stroller well, every once in a while it catches but it isn't frequent. The stroller feels sturdy and well constructed. It folds easily. It is reasonably lightweight, and anyway you're going through a constant upper body workout with your baby that you build strength fast! It doesn't stand on its own, which isn't much of an issue for me because I have a sedan and lay it down in the trunk, but if I had a vehicle where it would be standing in the back it may annoy me (also, it fits fine in the trunk of a 2018 Honda civic and a 2017 Hyundai Elantra - large, but all full size strollers are. Haven't tried it with the toddler seat attached, though).The one real drawback is that the seat when in bassinet mode really isn't very sturdy. My baby is 2 months old and has never liked the bassinet, it feels very large and wobbly. I had intentionally bought this stroller for the bassinet feature so that is disappointing, and I have had to use the car seat for walks instead. I obviously haven't used the seat in toddler mode yet, but I do think that will feel much more secure. I like that it comes with a snack tray. Also the cupholder and phone holder do feel sturdier than I was expecting.

I should’ve read the description on the Redmond combo before buying because I thought the stroller could convert into a pramette which is what I was looking for but not Redmond. Didn’t want to go through the hassle of returning so we’re keeping it, it’s a really nice stroller and even though it doesn’t convert to a pramette it has a mode where baby can lie flat like in a pramette and also the full size canopy is a plus! Drives smooth and easy too as of now :)