- build construction
- soft wheels
- effective suspensions
- maneuverability
- lever backrest reclining
- sun-open piece of fabric in the canopy when extended
- canopy length is so-so
- basket hardly accessible, nearly impossible to put a bag in
- needs two hands to unfold
I am pretty happy with the Litetrax 4 DLX. It's not perfect, but considering its price, I think it has been a good choice.
EVA wheels are quite soft, so I like their feeling, also when I'm on uneven roads. I don't know if they're good on all terrains; I've tried them on grass (need more strength in pushing) and gravel (between hard and stuck).
Construction seems to be sturdy, and the weight is ok. When folded, it's a bit cumbersome, so it barely fits in my car boot.
Maneuverability is very good, thanks to the wheels' quality and to the effective and soft suspensions.
I like the fabrics, recline angles, and lever reclining system.
I don't like the unfolding system because it needs two hands.
The two major flaws of this stroller, to me, are the canopy and the basket.
The canopy: it isn't very long (in sleeping position, it barely covers the head of the baby), and above all, its main problem is that when you unzip it, you uncover a piece of fabric in peek-a-boo style that doesn't filter the sun. It's like having a window on a "slice" of the canopy.
The basket is hardly accessible, probably because of the low height of the stroller. You can only put small objects in there. Really hard to put a bag in.