Kolcraft Reclining Umbrella Stroller

Pros: Sturdy frame and wheels, back support, corners great, smooth ride, great value for the price.
Cons: No storage bag, seat doesn't recline as far as it should.

I got this stroller on a promotion as well, and ended up paying less than $20. Definitely worth the money! Now granted I do not use it on a daily basis, it has been a year and it is still in like new condition. But I have taken it to the local park ...

Pros: Lightweight
Cons: Does not do well on uneven sidewalks.

I bought this stroller as a second stroller for short errands and for when my trunk is to full for the Graco. I love it. I love that it reclines and that it has a strong firm back support that is missing in other strollers. It is easy and light and folds...

Pros: A delight to push, easy to travel and store away.
Cons: I found this stroller to be to wide for many store isle's and doorways.

I enjoyed my side by side stroller it was easy to push, balanced well under rocky terrain, and held its own when it had to be cleaned, a wet cloth would do the job most times. The price was also a big plus, I thought this unit was very affordable.This...

Pros: More compact than most doubles
Cons: Too heavy, no storage

I shopped extensively for a double stroller for my kids that are 18 months apart. This was the best alternate I could find for under $100. It would be great if they could lighten it up some (for example - the padded seats are nice but probably...

Pros: size, weight, price
Cons: hard to find retail

I did considerable research before buying an umbrella-type stroller for my almost two-year old son. I looked at all the major companies that sold umbrellas for less than $50 before settling on the Kolkraft Reclining Umbrella. So far it's lived up to...

Pros: seats two and steers easily
Cons: no storage area

I purchased this lightweight double stroller when I was pregnant with my third baby. Now, I use it with my three year old and my three month old. It's lightweight, easy to stroll, and seats two children of different sizes comfortably. I have been...

Pros: Lightweight. Inexpensive (relatively speaking).
Cons: Can tip backwards. Just be watchful.

The Kolcraft Twin umbrella stroller is my top pick for a two-kid ride. I had this stroller when my boys were little, and I bought the same one (but updated a bit) for my sister. If you do have twins or if you have a toddler and a new baby, then you’ ...

Pros: Folds compactly, easy to load, very affordable
Cons: Heavy, no storage basket

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This is what my 3-year-old, former stroller hater now asks everywhere we go.

I bought this stroller a few months before we went on a family vacation to Disneyland and Sea World. I thought I would...

Pros: Lightweight, durable, great turning radius.
Cons: No storage.

It kept going and going and well, you get the idea. I bought this stroller used at a garage sale for $10 and it was the best deal I ever got. I bought it before we even had another child because I wanted more room to put things, plus it was lighter...

Pros: lightweight, inexpensive, easy to fold, relatively well padded
Cons: no basket, doesn't fully recline and not as sturdy or comfy as the expensive brands

We live on the Upper West Side of New York City, where it's well known that Your First Stroller Will Be A Peg Perego and Your Second Stroller Will Be A Maclaren. I can't tell you how many people have nodded sagely as they told me this.

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Pros: Easy to maneuver
Cons: Just a little awkward in the trunk.

When I was surprised by my third child and only 14 months apart I knew It was time to look for a double stroller. I looked at the one that is back to front but already could see some problems with that. Well I did find one of those at a yard sale and...

Pros: Compact when folded, reclines for younger infants
Cons: Only just fits through doors, no storage, not suitable for a newborn

I'm weird! Why you ask? I can't drive that's all. So, when I was expecting my second child I needed to buy a lightweight double stroller. It had to be bus friendly (well as friendly as strollers get), not too expensive as my older child won't need it...

Pros: Compact and easy to open and close.
Cons: No storage compartment.

My husband and I were looking for an umbrella stroller for our 3 month old daughter for those times when her bigger 3-in-1 stroller wouldn't be practical. After much searching, we finally found the Kolcraft Reclining Umbrella Stroller.

The...

Pros: Great lightweight umbrella stroller
Cons: Handles seem too short

I purchased my umbrella stroller online and only paid eleven dollars for it. What a great buy! It has much more support for the back and bottom than other umbrella strollers do and there is a sun shade canopy that you can either fold behind the stroller...

Pros: Very compact for a double stroller, inexpensive, gets the job done
Cons: Wheels could be stronger

This is a great buy for the money. I put off buying a double stroller for a long time. I couldn't ...