- Lightweight
- Quiet
- Foldable
- Very easy to ride and manoeuvre
- Spacious seat
- Easy to operate
- One-button seat removal/positioning and handle removal
- Canopy has no intermediate position
- Worse curb climbing
- Small basket
I bought the stroller in an unplanned way - in a hurry, when I needed to fill the period between a bassinet and a classic reclining sports stroller. I didn't have any great expectations from it and maybe that's why it pleasantly surprised me. First of all, I was struck by the fact that it is extremely quiet - absolutely no squeaking or rattling, and I bought it already used. Next, I noticed that even though the stroller already had a little bit of play in it, it had no play in the folding (some strollers already have play from new and it gets even bigger over time, which annoys me quite a bit).
It rides great, pushes incredibly easy and maneuvers well. Even on moderate terrain it's not the worst, it soaks up bumps nicely. Folding is OK, I was just bothered by having to split it into 2 parts.
One thing really bugged me though - removing/positioning the seat and removing the handle are controlled by the same button. When I was taking the seat out of the stroller, I automatically held the handle and it would unlatch. Another minus is the canopy, which only holds when fully extended or fully folded down - it doesn't hold in between because it doesn't have joints, just a little rubber band like that. One more imperfection I noticed - the center of gravity is a bit more in the front and it's worse to ride on a curb, but that's because the chassis isn't primarily designed for a "Reversible" seat. The shopping basket is tiny, but it's fine for a travel stroller.