Chicco Bravo Trio Travel System - Brooklyn
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Yes, the car seat base was included. It's also very simple to put in a car.
Yes, the front wheels can turn or lock in place for use on rough terrain. The back wheels are not turning and are fixed in place.
The car seat is rear-facing only, as are all newborn car seats. facing. If you want to be on the cutting edge of technology, You should think about getting a convertible seat if you're facing the wrong way.
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My granddaughter, who is only three weeks old and weighs eight pounds, was recently in a car accident. Both cars were totaled after a head-on collision that triggered all of the airbags. Between the two cars, there were four adults who were all injured and had broken bones. My granddaughter's grandfather, who was in the back seat of the same car, was airlifted to the hospital with a broken back. Seat belts were worn by all of the adults in the vehicle. But you can imagine how much of a jolt/shock it would be. There was no scratch on Ava. The impact was absorbed and she was protected by the Chicco Bravo car seat with the base locking system. Without a doubt, this seat with all of the safety features, such as the harness and infant liner, saved her life; I shudder to think what would have happened if she had been in a less expensive seat. br>Thank you, Chicco; we've retired the seat that was involved in the accident and ordered a new one that's exactly like it to keep her safe.
As first-time parents, we were overwhelmed by the variety of car seats and strollers available. When we came across the Chicco Bravo, we were about to purchase a much more expensive ($1500) travel system. It includes almost all of the features found in the more expensive systems, plus a few extras. br>br>Setting up the system took less than 20 minutes and was extremely simple. My wife and I started playing with it once it was set up to see how easy it was to fold it up and reassemble it. IT DON'T GET ANY EASIER THAN THIS. The stroller can be folded and stowed with just one hand. The weight, on the other hand, is even better. Every weekend, we went to different stores to try out different travel systems, but none of them were as simple to use or as light as the Chicco Bravo. We were concerned about the weight of some of the higher-end travel systems, so we held off on purchasing them. My wife and I are able to easily lift the stroller into the back of our truck or SUV with the Bravo. br>br>It was also very simple to set up the car seat base. I expected it to be difficult and time-consuming when I went out to my truck, but it only took me 5 minutes. The car seat is simple to install and remove with the simple pull of a latch. Our little girl appears to be quite content in this seat, and I'm relieved to know that she's safe in a high-quality car seat. br>br>We have no complaints about the smoothness of the stroller rides. There are a slew of add-ons for this travel system that make it even better, but since I'm sure anyone reading this has already done their homework, I won't go over them all here. br>br>I would strongly advise other parents to use this travel system. My wife and I were prepared to spend a lot more money on one, but after spending hours in various baby stores, we came to the conclusion that this was, without a doubt, the best buy. ***UPDATE MAY 2015**
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***UPDATE MAY 2015 It's something we use on a regular basis and it's held up admirably. We've had no problems, and parents who own other travel systems have expressed regret for not purchasing the Chicco Bravo. It does everything that many of the overpriced systems do, and it's better in many ways, in my opinion.
If it was lighter and smaller, that would be ideal. We originally purchased a Graco Aire3, but decided to upgrade to the Bravo LE because the width of the Bravo LE is narrower, making it easier to maneuver, and the stroller basket underneath the seat is larger and easier to access. Despite the higher price tag, we chose the LE over the Trio because we wanted our baby to be as comfortable as possible. As far as I know, the LE and Trio differ in that (1) the LE includes a child tray (which can be purchased separately for about $30), (2) the LE includes an extra canopy for both the KeyFit child seat and the stroller, (3) the LE includes an extendable visor on the stroller, and (4) the LE includes a zip-up bag. in the vicinity of the boot I also believe that the LE child seat is superior (it has more cushion, making it more comfortable for the baby). This car seat allows our baby to sleep better than a crib or a napper. When the seat is taken out of the stroller, it transforms into a lightweight child seat carrier. The stroller could be a little lighter and more compact, but this is a travel system, after all. We love it and have no regrets about spending the extra money on it because it's a very high-quality product that makes removing the child seat from the base etc. a breeze. This book comes highly recommended.
The fabric is of excellent quality and has a pleasant feel. Setup and folding are both simple. Even though the cup holder tray for baby looks out of place when folded, there were no problems storing it in a car trunk. The additional sun protection, especially in the stroller, is a plus. br>It was also very simple to put together, taking only 10 minutes. We had planned to purchase the Bravo travel system, but after reviewing the Bravo LE (which includes additional and premium features), we decided to purchase the Bravo LE. When compared to Bravo, there are numerous extra features.
1. On both the car seat and the stroller, there is an additional sun shield.
2. In the reversible stroller, there is additional cushion padding.
3. It includes a baby cup tray.
4. extra cover for a baby car seat, making it rainproof and a little cozier for the baby.
5. In the cup holder, there is a zip pouch for parents. br>Up to this point, the experience has been fantastic and painless. It is a must-have item in my opinion.
I like how easy it is to get into and out of the car with the car seat. The base was simple to set up, and the car seat is simple to adjust to fit my growing baby. The stroller is fine; it's a little wobbly around the neighborhood, but it's fine in a store on a smoother surface. I like how the sun covers for the carseat and stroller meet in the middle to completely cover the baby, which is especially useful when I'm in a store and don't want strangers touching my baby. I'm not sure what someone would put in the slot on the stroller handle because it's not big enough to hold an iPhone, and the basket at the bottom is nice for holding anything baby might need on your outing.
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