Ergobaby Stroller, Travel System Ready, 180 Reversible with One-Hand Fold, Black

I absolutely love this stroller. I've been on the hunt for a good quality stroller that I can do parent facing or outward facing and this stroller hits the mark with the 180 handle bar. I love that I don't have to switch the seat around and I can easily change from parent facing to outward facing or vice versa all while baby is asleep. The one handed fold is especially nice because you can easily fold the stroller in either parent facing or outward facing mode. The basket is very large with a lot of room for storage. The recline straps are in a hidden pocket which you can also use that pocket to store additional belongings. I love the swivel move of the wheels but for better control it is best to have the wheels closest to you locked in position. While all four wheels use a foot lock you can easily lock and unlock with flip flops. Last but not least the canopy, I love that this full size canopy covers baby well and protects from the sun. The canopy also has a nice peekaboo window with magnetic closure. There is a large mesh window to allow plenty of airflow or you can use the cover for when it is colder. The adjustable handlebar is also nice and it makes it easy for both my husband and I to use.

We've used other strollers and found this one to be the best functionally for us. We've used the following strollers:Colugo CompactMockingbirdCity Mini GTWhile each stroller has their strengths, this one has few weaknesses that really matter.Pros:Best reversibility out there.Large storage space.Telescoping handlebars.Great sunshade that's easy to use.Great brakes, easy to flip on and off, but hard to engage by accident.Good sized wheels, not the biggest, but good enough.Cons:Not aesthetically pleasing, mockingbird may be one of the prettiest looking out there.None or extremely little shock absorption. I don't think this has any, and luckily our baby doesn't care, probably sleeps better with bumpy ride anyways.Comes with a cup holder that isn't great, but it's free soooo...Somewhat cheaper material than the other strollers.It's a shame other strollers haven't modeled themselves after this one. Functionally perfect, just rough around the edges.

Pros: Great maneuverability. Extra large sunshade. Easy to use recliner. Handle in seat makes folding stroller easy. Wheel lock flips very easily and is red to make it easier to see. Directional lock for wheels is easy to engage and disengage with a step. Large storage space. Useful viewing window flap on the top of the sunshade. Seatbelt is easy to undo with one hand. Rear has breathable mesh with a windproof cover you can place over and secure with Velcro or roll up and button.Cons: Cup holder is a horrible design. Opening the stroller is a challenge. The handle is a bit wobbly and reversing it for the first couple of times can be difficult, because you soon learn that you have to pull the handle in the direction you want first before clicking the sides to engage.

I bought this because I wanted a rear-facing/reversible stroller and love how easy it is to flip the handle bars for a rear-facing stroller. The stroller also has many other great selling points.The big canopy is great and provides a lot of shade for my baby. Our other stroller's canopy did not extend very far and the sun would always be in his eyes. I can also extend the handle bars for my taller husband. There's storage room under the stroller as well as a big zipper pocket behind the seat. The stroller only comes with 1 cup holder and doesnt have a "parent console" to put like my other stroller but that's easily fixable with stroller accessories on Amazon. The snack tray is also not included so we had to buy that separately but not a big deal for us. It's easy to fold up with one hand but it can be difficult to unfold until you get used to it, definitely need 2 hands to unfold.Considering everything, I am very happy with it and would buy it again. Wish I knew about it before buying my other strollers.Summary:Pros:- Easy to flip handle bars for rear-facing- Large extendable canopy for lots of shade- Canopy and seat can cover up for shade and warmth or open with lots of breathable mesh for a "summer mode"- Easy 1 handed fold-up- Extendable handle bars for taller parentsCons:- Can be difficult to unfold until you get used to it, definitely need 2 hands- Snack tray and infant seat attachment sold separately- Only 1 cup holder/ no parent console (plenty of stroller accessories on Amazon to remedy this)

I read and reread reviews on this stroller and was worried getting it because some people said the wheels swivel making it hard to push and that the handle was to low for someone that was only 5’4. The wheels have breaks but they also lock from swiveling so when the bar is flipped you can lock the back or front wheels. It works perfectly! Also it has a telescoping handle so for me 5’3 it’s perfect at its lowest setting or for my mom 5’7 when it’s extended. My only complaints and they are minimal complaints, that it doesn't come with a bar across the front and that the canopy is a little bit too large looking when it’s pushed back. Otherwise I love this stroller!!

This stroller said it was locked and it did not lock for some reason. My 3 month old FELL BACKWARDS as the stroller dropped down on it's own. Horrifying. It also isn't steady so it tends to veer right and left for whatever reason. I really loved how light it was but I would not recommend this stroller to anyone and I will try to send it back for a refund.