Graco LiteRider Stroller

Pros: Easy Fold, Smooth Ride, Lots of Cup Holders
Cons: Large, even when folded up. Front tray folds onto the ground...

The Graco Lite Rider Stroller is available as a stroller alone or as part of the travel system (with a snap in/out infant carseat). The stroller alone is sold for just under 100 dollars but with the travel system, its close to 200 dollars.
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Pros: Easy To Fold, Easy To Steer, Big Basket, 3 Drink Holders, Comfortable Padding.
Cons: Feeder Tray On The Ground When Folded, No Back Pocket, No Non-Reversible Handle

Way back in the early 1990's my sister had a stroller called the Graco Sport. This stroller was pretty basic. Nothing fancy, but it did have a reversible handle and it seemed pretty durable. That's when it came time for me to buy a stroller for my...

Pros: It has a cup holder for child, me AND my husband
Cons: Front tray hits the ground when folded, seat must be reclined to fold.SQUEAKY WHEELS!!!

******I originally wrote this review and recommended the stroller. I have since gone through the one I reviewed only to return it to the store for constant squeaky wheels(Had it for 3months). I upgraded by $30.00CDN to the exact stroller shown in the...

Pros: Allows my son to tag along!
Cons: Only 2 position recline.

I just purchased the Graco Lite Rider yesterday for my 7 month old son! This does not allow for me to tell you how durable it is, but I will come back later and post how it is holding up!

First let me tell you that I walk everyday. I walk 2...

Pros: Easy to push, nice canopy, smooth riding,
Cons: not a one handed job when folding up

Since we had a 10 1/2 month old daughter and an older stroller we had been searching for quite some time. We had no idea what to get. That was until we saw the Graco Lite Rider Stroller.

We went on vacation to Tennessee with some friends and a...

Pros: Extra large wheels and suspension make it all-terrain. Great price. Smooth ride.
Cons: Canopy not removable. Only available in one pattern and only at Target.

I found the Graco Terrain LiteRider (model # 6972txb) at my local Target this weekend. This is a Target exclusive, so you won't find it anywhere else, and it is an excellent buy at $79.99! The Terrain LiteRider is an upscale version of the...

Pros: Ease of use, lightweight, parent-friendly features.
Cons: Only two seat settings. Cup holder tray broke on mine.

My mother-in-law and I wanted to go shopping when she came to visit me after my son and I got home from the hospital. I mean, we wanted to SHOP! At the time I only had the umbrella stroller that I'd used for the girls, and it certainly would not do for...

Pros: price, durability, maneuverability
Cons: Name sounds a lot like "Knight Rider"

My wife and I always look for the highest quality at the lowest price (novel concept, huh?), and we've been very pleased with our Graco Lite Rider. The model we chose is very attractive (with a swanky plaid fabric), and it's proven very durable after 12...

Pros: easy to wash and push, lots of storage space, cupholders
Cons: awkward to carry when folded, only two reclining positions

I purchased this, my fifth stroller in five years, about six months ago at Sears. Since then I have used my other strollers a total of two times! I love the design of the Graco Lite Rider. It is easy to use, lightweight, comfortable for my son, easy...

Pros: Compact folding, affordable, 2 position recline
Cons: None!

Ok you have all done it...or at least seen it. The big pregnant woman with her husband or significant other, test driving strollers up and down the isles in the baby section of the stores. The women checking patterns and prices while the men check the...

Pros: price and design
Cons: can't really think of any

In 1998, when I was pregnant with my first child, I bought the Graco Lite Rider for several reasons. First was definitely price advantage. At the time I purchased it, it was 69.95 at Target. I liked the idea of having a light piece that practically...

Pros: The seat is very comfortable, parent/child cup holders, removable arm bar, large basket.
Cons: Tends to squeak (must be oiled occaisonally), cup holders difficult to clean.

My mom bought this stroller for me when my son was one month old. Overall, it has been a great investment and I would buy it again.
The nice features of this stroller are:

The parent/child cup holders. I always end up holding my...

Pros: Light weight, very easy to fold & unfold, big storage area, comfortable.
Cons: Foot rest is not adjustable. Seat back doesn't lay completely flat.

I received the Graco Lite Rider stroller as a shower gift when I was expecting my second child (My daughter Stephanie, now 3).

For my son, I had a full sized carriage type stroller. It was fine for using around house, and for walks around...

Pros: Inexpensive. I love the snack tray
Cons: Awkward to fold

Until a few months ago, I was using a very old Graco stroller. It was very short and had a teeny tiny basket. Then I saw the Graco LiteRider on clearance for only $30 at a local store. Expecting my third child, I knew my old stroller wouldn't last...

Pros: Easy to put together, easy to get child in and out of
Cons: Squeeks when It rolls, and also Is hard to manuver

After my son was born, I wanted to go for walks, so I bought the cheapest stroller anywhere near by. I found the Graco Lite Rider Stroller at Wal-Mart for right around 50.00. Boy was it a mistake. Although we still use this stroller when both my...