ChiccoKeyFit Caddy Frame Stroller, Accepts All Chicco Infant Car Seats, Adjustable Handle, Parent Tray | Black/Black

Very solidly built and lightweight, but folds easily. Fits the CHICCO infant seats perfectly and the seats are easily removed and installed. Lots of under seat storage and items may be accessed from either the front or rear of the basket. HELPFUL HINT: As some reviews have indicated, the bumper bar is a tight fit to the frame. Before attempting installation, put a small amount of Vasoline on the bumper bar's tabs (right and left). A Q-Tip works great to do that. You may still have to hit the bar with a hammer on each side, but the installation will be much easier. To avoid damaging the bumper bar, put on it something (i.e. a wood block, piece of leather or a rubber pad), when hammering.

Our Chicco Cortina stroller (bought 2011) is still fantastic. Sadly, it's now too heavy and big for me to get into the smaller car I have now. Perfect solution: Chicco KeyFit Caddy Frame Stroller! The new grandbaby's Chicco car seat fits in it, and it fits in the Cortina, too. The Caddy is significantly lighter and fits easily in the cargo bay under the tonneau cover. It seems surprisingly sturdy and well-balanced given it's mostly plastic. Bonus: The bottom storage space seems bigger and more easily accessible than the Cortina's. The wheels don't have a rubber-ish tread like the Cortina's wheels, and I wondered how that would work out. No problem - I've pushed the Caddy over packed snow and slushy stuff, and the wheels did fine. Good quality; great solution for when I need to take a stroller in my car; and, great value.

I cannot recommend this stroller caddy enough.We got this one because we already had the car seat to go with it, so there really wasn't another option if we wanted to put the car seat in a stroller. But it is darn near perfect. It's super light and easy to push. Other strollers take a lot of effort but this one glides along with a gentle push. And it has easy to use wheel brakes for when you want it to stay put instead. When not in use, it folds up in an instant and is light enough for me to easily lift into the trunk (I am 5' 3" and not very strong). The Chicco KeyFit 30 car seat snaps in easily and prevents it from trying to fold up while attached, so if you accidentally pull the folding mechanism, there is no danger to the baby. The pushing handle is super comfortable and the cupholders make it really nice for going on walks.The underneath storage is spacey and sturdy. I had to pick up a few groceries with the baby and just used that instead of a cart. Even packed with milk, boxes, and chicken as well as the occupied car seat, the stroller was easier to push than the smoothest shopping cart. If you have a Chicco KeyFit car seat and ever have to go anywhere with your baby then I recommend getting this as soon as possible.

I had another stroller that was a stroller-stroller: take the infant car seat out and it can be used for older kids. It's still a great stroller, but it was large, heavy and bulky to take with me; especially since I'm now using it for a second kid.Enter: this caddy! It's light, it folds up with one hand, I can drive it with two fingers. There seems to be more space in the basket underneath, as well, which makes it convenient for things like grocery trips.The only issue I have is that it doesn't *open* fully with one hand. If I could get the flick down to make it open more easily, it would be perfect!

Very easy to use. I like how small it is when its all folded up. You can even move the handle. Very easy to fold and use the seat just clicks right onto it. Functions perfectly. Worth it compared to a full bulky stroller in the infant stages. It's hard enough carrying and dealing with them them in the heavy seats this is very convenient.

I have the Bravo Primo and I don't want to bring that beauty on the plane with me. I am going on a long trip with my family to multiple destinations. When working on our travel arrangements I stopped dead in my tracks when people said I needed an extra car seat base, and my day-to-day stroller is over 20 pounds. Mine has wicked amazing tires, however, I just need a stroller for "mall terrain" and feeling less like a pack horse. Not only did this hit a nice price point, it has features that will be great when traveling. The undercarriage seems standard, but there are cup holders for her bottles (yes plural). A place for my phone, safety wheel locks, and the material seems easy to clean. My back and sanity thanks you Chicco! Not bringing the car base since you can assemble without base,and not bringing a 20+ pound stroller.It folds up nicely and it is compatible with KeyFit35 car base.

For the price this stroller is great to throw in and out of the car and take to the store etc. as for walks around the neighborhood the wheels do not absorb shock that well (the sidewalk is very rough) and shakes up my baby pretty good but as long as you know your terrain this is worth the purchase. It’s not as durable as I was hoping it would be outside. After one walk outside one of the wheels started a high pitch squeak but my husband added some WD40 and that fixed it right up - still annoying. Regardless I still think it’s a great stroller and I would recommend it!! The car seat snaps right in no issues and the basket space underneath is pretty legit!