EMU Baby Stroller with Reversible Seat Full-Size Infant Stroller with Full Recline Cockpit Compact Foldable Toddler Carriage for Outdoor City - Black

This is a luxe stroller with high-end fabrics that are soft and plush. The extendable canopy has 3 panels for fantastic UV protection. The seat lies nearly completely flat, making it newborn ready without need for additional pieces. The bumper bar comes standard with the stroller. The stroller was incredibly easy to assemble, only requiring the wheels to be popped on! Even the belly bar was already attached! The seat is very easy to reverse, so the rider can be parent-facing or world-facing at a moment's notice. The flip-flop friendly brake makes it easy to use in all seasons. The stroller also has great suspension and a smooth push. The stroller is sleek and modern at a great value. It is lightweight and compact for a full-sized, full-featured, and newbor-ready stroller. It is great for travel and also for everyday use.

I absolutely love this stroller. It is so easy to assemble and easy to use. Everything clicks in perfectly. It is so easy to switch into the 2 different ways you can use it. I love how you can fold the stroller in each mode also. No need to be switching the seat back. My baby loves it too. It is very comfortable and the material is light. This is also a very smooth stroller and I love how many different levels of reclining this stroller offers. My baby can sleep comfortably laying down. I definitely recommend this stroller.

I LOVE this stroller! So does my baby. My previous one would not sit up all the way so my baby did not like it, plus his legs were dangling when he fell asleep. With this stroller I resolved all of my problems. Plus I can close it with one hand, and it is light weight. So far I have NOT found any cons to the stroller. My only complaint is that I didn’t find it earlier!!! Seriously, go for it and buy it. It glides very smoothly and reclines all the way. I even use it for diaper changes.

I would give this a 5 star rating but the stroller does not have a latch to keep it closed and it's heavier than other "light weight" strollers. That said the stroller guides smoothly over surfaces which is an excellent feature for a sleepy little one. The storage area is large enough to carry quite a bit of items including the baby bag if needed. The ELITTLE EMU is easy to fold and unfold, but watch your shins. It is much more compact than my Baby Trend travel system stroller. I love that it lies all the way down and can be converted from forward facing to back facing with little effort. Another features are that it looks sleek and feels very sturdy. My little one seems very comfortable and secure in the seat! Things I'd change: The seatbelt buckle can be a bit of a pain, components have to be pieced together in order to fasten correctly. It would be better if it was more like a car seat. The handle has to be elongated all the way to allow the back of the seat to lie down and set up. This can be annoying the first few times the stroller is used. The handle has to be pushed in all the way in order to close the stroller. The stroller doesn't stand up on it's own very well and it's heavy. And finally, there is no latch to keep it closed so I had to sew a velcro fastener to the stroller in order to fix this, otherwise it opens when moved.

I should have listened to the reviews about the wheels eventually having a mind of their own. I bought this stroller primarily because you can open/close with one hand, which anyone with a baby will tell you is a must, and it's relatively lightweight. I've used it for almost 3 months as my daily stroller for walks around the neighborhood - no rough terrain, ever, just regular sidewalks. Recently, the wheels have started to lock and will not move as directed, they will literally just go wherever they want - left, right, complete stop. You will have no control over it, even with both hands. We've tried WD40 to fix the problem, but it's useless. I completely regret buying this stroller because now it is unusable (I am tired of fighting with it everyday and accidentally veering off the sidewalk because the wheels won't cooperate) and I have to buy a new stroller.

It’s light weight, easy to assemble just pop in the tires, inexpensive, looks high and

My husband and I did a lot of research when we were looking for a compact stroller for traveling. One of the things I really wanted to have was the ability to have our son be able to lay all the way down for a nap and this does exactly that! The stroller does everything I wanted in a stroller. I like that the seat can face forward and backwards and lay down both ways. It’s a lot easier to fold and unfold than we thought it would be and it is super compact and will leave more room in the trunk of the car for luggage and other items we are traveling with! A lot of compact strollers are hard to maneuver but the stroller maneuver is perfectly fine on concrete sidewalks and through the park. Our son enjoys how he can be sitting up straight and seeing everything as we take walks. We were trying to see if we could fit the stroller behind the drivers seat incase we needed extra space in the back and it fit there with no struggle at all. I hope some accessories come out soon because we will definitely be keeping this long term

This stroller has come in handy. I have 2 older boys who play baseball and sometimes we are at the park for hours for games and practice, I love that it lays flat so baby can lay and sleep comfortably and how I can push him around and he isn't phased. HOWEVER the few cons i have for this is its not very newborn friendly with the straps we can not figure out how to lower them which means we also have no idea how to bring them up either when babe gets older. Also under the foot rest there is some kind of net and we have no idea what it's for does anyone know that can enlighten me I have tried looking and watching videos but no one sheds any light as to why it's there or what it's for. The break sometimes gets stuck and I've only had it for a month or so.