Baby Trend Snap-N-Go LX Single 13100/13108 Standard Stroller

Pros: Parent tray, one hand fold, easy to use
Cons: NOT SAFE: car seats other than BabyTrend do NOT lock in place on narrow bar.

Shipping weight: 19.44 pounds.   NOT safe with Graco Snugride car seats !!! I just purchased the Snap N Go #1308 along with the Graco Saratoga infant carseat from Babies R Us. I followed the directions exactly for use with the Graco Snugride infant ...

Pros: Light, simple, don't have to disturb baby when moving in or out of stroller
Cons: Only works for infant seats. No suspension. Cup holder too shallow

Back when I was pregnant, my husband and I went out looking for the best stroller possible. We didn't want a big travel system. We wanted something that will easily fit in the trunk (with room to spare) will fit down the aisles of most stores, without ...

Pros: easy fold/unfold, lightweight and compact
Cons: NONE!

I am sad to have read such a negative review on this product. This is one of, if not the best baby product my husband and I bought. Instead of buying a traditional travel system we bought a Graco Snug Ride, the Peg Prego Aria, and the BabyTrend Snap 'N ...

Pros: durable, practical, easy to steer, fantastic all around
Cons: might look a little cheap

This is the greatest item on the market for getting around with an infant. I bought mine 2 years ago and it's been through my 1st child, my sisters and now my second. It may look a little cheap but the practicality more than makes up for it. I have a peg perego pliko P3 and recently just bought a phil and teds for both kids.. I wish the more expensive strollers had half the storage space or the great drinks/stuff bar on the handle that the snap-n-go does. I'm sad that my little one is too big to continue using the carrier.

Pros: Cup holders
Cons: Feels like a cheap folding chair from Walgreens. Bad fit non Babytrend seat.

I totally agree with the other reviewer who stated that this stroller is pure crap with anything other than a Baby-Trend car seat.
I also have a Graco SnugRide and the thought of a big ol Graco stroller travel-system is out of the question. I thought the SnapNGo would be a great choice. Wrong! The security of the car-seat on this stroller is a total joke. Save your money.

We've opted to simply grin & bear it for the first 3 months. I mean, for the first 3 months, how many times will you REALLY REALLY need to push an infant around a mall? 4? That's like $13 per use.

After lots of research, we got a Maclaren Triumph to keep in our car...it's lighter and reclines -you can use it from 3 months until baby walks. Also got a used jogging-stroller for long bumpy walks thru the neighborhood parks, etc ...no place for small stroller wheels.

Pros: Very light weight, convenient and practical.
Cons: I wish they have just one centralized wheel lock system. they don't

its a great car seat carrier. It makes so much sense to have a car seat carrier when the infant is sleeping for most part. the carrier is very light weight and easy to use. I traveled with it to India from US and was great. only change I would like to see is, wheel lock on both the wheels are independent and they have to be operated separately. If you forgot to unlock one, you are dragging the wheel which will wear the tires. I wish they have just one centralized wheel lock system. Its a great product and I recommend new moms to buy instead of lifting heavy strollers from the trunk when you are still sore from the pregnancy and delivery.

Pros: Easy to fold/unfold, Less Bulky, Very Sturdy
Cons: Only comes in blue (it's all I can think of)

This thing takes up little space in my small trunk!

Our GRACO seats fit extremely well on here and are really sturdy.

Overall this is a great buy. It's everything you'd get in a big stroller, cupholders, a basket for extra items, but less bulky.

Pros: Exceptionally light (11 lbs.), easy to fold/unfold, maneuvers great, large basket
Cons: Car seat does not recline enough and is uncomfortable

We bought the Snap n Go with the matching Latch-Loc car seat. Although we have really enjoyed the system it hasn't been without modifications--all because the car seat pushes the baby too far forward and is not soft enough. Our baby hated the car seat until we heavily padded it and we don't snap it into the stroller or it will push her too far upright, we set the car seat on top of the bars and it is still secure.
I read the other reviews about it not being secure enough with Graco car seats, but I have two friends that were very happy with that combination. There are no "perfect" strollers, but all in all we like this one.

Pros: Convenient. Very lightweight.
Cons: Having to strap in the car seat is a bit of a pain.

I love this extra light stroller. It's very lightweight and easy to fold and unfold quickly. This is very important to me since I now have 3 kids to wrangle into the car and I don't need the added hassle of struggling with a stroller. I had a double one when I had twins and it was so convenient. I couldn't possibly carry 2 infant car seats very far, so this stroller made it possible for me to get out with the twins without too much back breaking work on my part. It's nice to be able to lift the car seat out of the car and then snap it into the stroller and off you go. No need to wake baby up either. Makes getting out with an infant very easy.

It's disappointing when the baby outgrows the infant seat and this stroller can no longer be used though. Then the bigger stroller has to be used.

WHat I don't like is that you have to strap the carseat into it if you want to be safe. I wish it held the car seat securely just by snapping it in, like you do with the carseat base.