Peg Perego Pliko P3 Free Style Umbrella Stroller

I have had back trouble in the past and need a lightweight (but sturdy) stroller and this is it!! The seat has many adjustable positions for infant or toddler and a footrest that also locks into an extended position. I have not tried placing the Primo Viaggio car seat in the stroller yet, so I can't really comment on how easy or difficult is it to attach. You really can steer it with one hand! My husband is extra tall and he can push the stroller with ease because the handles extend for taller parents. However, I am having trouble attaching the adult cupholder onto the stroller. It looks simple enough, but I'm not sure if I am doing it wrong or missing pieces. Other than the cupholder, I would recommend this stroller to other parents looking for a lightweight stroller!

We fell in love with the looks of this stroller, and truth be told it is a very attractive stroller. We get lots of compliments, and expectant mothers point and say, "Thats the one I want."

Good points:
Stroller is nice to look at.

Attracts envious looks

holds a lot of weight on the handles without tipping.

Bad points:
Very heavy, and a little awkward to fold and unfold

feels like a bull in a China shop in tight quarters, wheels tend to hang up things

there are lots of quirky latches, catches, and features, some of which are hard to use.

Peg Perego sticker fell off of the side, we are waiting for a replacement.

Overall, we are please with the stroller, it looks nice, but I wish it was lighter, and easier to use.

our baby hasn't traveled or been in the stroller yet because she's not born yet but when she does we'll let you know! but so far so good.