Chicco Bravo Quick-Fold Baby Stroller with One-Hand Compact Fold

We are first time grandparents and were looking for a stroller that was sturdy, easy to use, and compact without spending an enormous amount of money. We are extremely pleased with this purchase and its performance to date. We have been using for several months on a weekly basis. Super easy to open and close. Great maneuverability/wheels. Nice hood that has excellent coverage from sun with netted window area so you can see the baby and they can see you! Also roomy basket below and cup holders on top. Very durable so we can continue to use as our grandbaby grows. I also would say it would good for airport travel - it collapses so easily and is not too bulky.

Finding a travel system can be overwhelming, after reading so many reviews I decided on this one. I love it. Easy to assemble, has enough storage space under to put a diaper bag, built in cup holders and pocket, and relatively light weight. We’ve used it on a gravel trail for a walk and had no issues. The selling point for me was being able to unfold/fold it with only one hand, they made it super easy! My only complaint is that it’s not as compact as some strollers you can get, it is a little bulky and does take up trunk space but I do think it’s worth it!

I cannot say enough good things about this stroller!!! I was looking for a stroller with cup holders for my baby and me and a large basket beneath. I bought this right before a trip to Chicago and I’m in love with it! It pushes so smooth, the basket is the perfect size, it fits my 40oz cup perfectly, and it’s not the heaviest stroller or the lightest but I don’t mind it. It fits perfectly in my hatchback, the recline is just at the push of the button.. no weird straps or anything difficult! The harness is a 3 point and my little girl is so comfortable in it.. the footrest is perfect for her. This would make a great toddler or infant stroller. It is perfect for my 18 month old. If you’re second guessing this at all, let this be your sign to just do it, buy it! It’s super affordable, very sturdy and not cheap feeling at all!

Stroller was easy to put together and we are enjoying using it. The mechanism to fold it can be done with one hand, however, it is a bit too heavy to lift into the car's trunk with one hand . The design is sleek. We're in between using the carseat and just sitting in the stroller. The harness system is the only negative so far. It does not stay together easily and is a bit of a struggle between holding a wiggly, perhaps not happy baby, and piecing together the five point harness- each time. It may not be a big deal once we do not have to use the five points and can just use the lap harness. Still looks new after months of dirt road walks. Lots of room for water bottles for all involved and the storage basket below is large. I often use it instead of a cart at the grocery store. Overall, I am pleased with the purchase and would buy it again.

I decided to upgrade my stroller because my last one didn’t allow my daughter to sit upright enough—she hated lying back. I initially didn’t want to spend this much money, but I truly believe you get what you pay for, and I’m not about to push something uncomfortable with bad wheels. So, I decided to get the Bravo. The wheels are nice! I’m definitely not disappointed in the wheels that stroller glides. This stroller has three different recline positions, including one that sits straight up, which she loves. It also reclines far enough back for her to take a comfortable nap. She’s 15 months old and can reach her cup handle, but she might still have a little trouble reaching the snack compartment. That’s not a big deal, though—she’ll grow into it. She actually enjoys putting her foot up there. The snack tray is removable. The black color is nice—black always looks sleek, so no surprise there. I LOVE the parent tray. It has two cup holders and a small compartment. I have an iPhone 14 Pro Plus, and it fits when placed sideways. There’s also room for other small items like keys, gum, etc. I drive a Kia Soul, and the stroller fits in the trunk with a little room to spare on the side. I did have to remove the snack tray to make it fit, though. Collapsing it is simple—just lift the bottom flap on the seat and pull the handle. So far, we love the stroller. We’ve only had it for a couple of days, but I’m hoping it holds up well!

This stroller is amazing! We have the Keyfit 35 which just clicks in and out. It literally takes seconds to move from the car to the stroller. The double canopy coverage was nice for poor weather. No assembly required. Super durable. It is a heavy stroller but rolls super smooth. If you want a lighter version then look into the braco light

I've purchased 5 strollers until I finally found this one, and so angry it never popped up on my searches. We are big out doors, and theme park people. This stroller was perfect for Disney. Especially as a single mom you can close and open with one hand. And I love the hard trays for mom and baby, and the large under storage. It hits every check mark I had in a new toddler stroller. Some is 2.

This was our first baby/first stroller! The options out there were overwhelming and after doing a TON of research and price analysis we settled on this. It’s stylish, medium weight, affordable compared to the others with similar features, the learning curve and assembly was not too difficult, it comfortably fits in our trunk, the wheels handle great on most terrain (we have taken this thing out to the woods), and the compatible Chicco Keyfit 35 car seat is flame retardant chemical free (a big consideration for us). Shut down the search! This one checks all the boxes for conventional use.