HOW TO CHOOSE A STROLLER?
As your family grows, keep things rolling smoothly with the best stroller—or strollers—to fit your lifestyle. With custom feature combinations to suit every stage and scenario, you might find that one just isn't enough! Learn about the different stroller types that will best fit your needs.
Full-size strollers combine versatility with fully loaded features for ease of use and comfort. Transfer your infant car seat to the stroller with a simple click. As your baby grows, choose from multiple recline positions and canopy settings. Generous storage and adjustable features for parents provide on-the-go convenience.
Click in an infant car seat for on-the-go convenience during your baby’s first year of life
Be prepared for anything with an extra-large storage basket for diapers, wipes and other newborn essentials
Keep your little one cozy with baby-friendly comforts like a fully-reclining seat and large canopy for shade
Store your phone, keys, and even beverages at your fingertips with a parent tray and cup holder(s)
First class amenities always come at a price, so be prepared to spend a little more and haul a little extra
Lightweight strollers are designed for maneuverability. Big on comfort and performance with swivel wheels, toe-tap brakes, generous storage and multiple recline settings to keep outings smooth, comfortable and secure. Easy to stow with a built-in carry handle and compact, trunk-friendly fold.
Streamline your outings with an active toddler with a sleek strolling alternative that’s easy to maneuver
Simplify vacations and day trips with a small footprint and compact, trunk-friendly fold
Transport easily between the car and the house with a lightweight design and carry handle or strap
Most lightweight strollers do not have parent or child trays
Most lightweight strollers do not have click-in attachment for an infant car seat
( Exceptions are the Mini Bravo® Plus and Liteway® Plus, which accept an infant car seat to create a lightweight strolling solution that lasts from day 1 through toddlerhood )
Built for fitness, a jogging stroller is designed to keep up with your active lifestyle. The 3-wheel design, lightweight aluminum frame, adjustable suspension, and hand operated controls deliver maneuverability. Simply click-in your infant car seat or use the 5-point harness and multiple recline settings and hit the road.
Help achieve your exercise goals with a stroller that's built for fitness Click in an infant car seat for on-the-go convenience during your baby’s first year of life For high-performance fitness, the TRE® has spoked wheels with air-filled tires and a deceleration hand brake, just like your bicycle
Because joggers are designed for performance, they have a larger frame and oversized wheels that may take up extra space in your trunk or garage
Double strollers offer ample room for two. Two independent and adjustable canopies and multiple seating configurations, including the option to use your infant car seat, ensure that everyone gets a comfy, customized ride. All-wheel suspension for easy maneuvering and a quick-fold feature for storing.
Maintain your growing family's mobility with a tandem, side-by-side or sitting/standing stroller built for two passengers
If your oldest is at least two-and-a-half, the BravoFor2® has a bonus rear seat and standing platform for big brother or sister
If you're expecting twins, the Cortina® Together accepts two KeyFit® or Fit2® infant car seats
Strollers designed for two are naturally larger and somewhat heavier than strollers designed for one
The travel-friendly frame stroller has an ultra-light and compact aluminum frame that’s easy to maneuver, fold, carry and store. It’s designed exclusively for use with an infant car seat—giving you time to decide on your choice of a toddler stroller.
While your new baby is strolling exclusively in the comfort of her infant car seat, ditch the stroller seat and stick to the basics with a lightweight frame alternative
Travel light with a sleek aluminum frame that’s easy to maneuver, fold, carry, and store between outings
Keep your stroller’s fabric clean and pristine until your baby is ready to stroll without an infant car seat
Store your phone, keys, and even beverages with a parent tray and cup holders, plus added basket storage underneath
Frame strollers do not have built-in seating, so once your little one outgrows his infant car seat, you’ll have to move him into a new stroller
