Chicco Activ3 Air Jogging Stroller, Q Collection
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The carseat attaches to the stroller with ease.
That's fantastic! With this stroller, I've had a lot of success.
Greetings, Nick. Unfortunately, this stroller does not come with a cup holder adapter.
Yes, the locking system on this item is excellent, and it is extremely secure.
Selected User Reviews For Chicco Activ3 Air Jogging Stroller, Q Collection
To compare the two strollers, I ordered this one and the Bob Rambler. This was a no-brainer for me. I didn't like how cheap the material felt right out of the box, and it appears that convenience is the Chicco's main focus. That's fantastic, but it's not of high quality. The sun shade and other items are held in place with a lot of velcro. This stroller also has a lot of plastic on it. When compared to the Bob Rambler, which is around the same price, it just felt cheap. The Activ3 is currently more expensive than the Bob rambler. In comparison to this stroller, the bob rambler has significantly more leg room. Your child can place their feet in a small area on the Activ3. Although the parent console was a sham, the Chicco did come with one. This stroller was returned primarily because it did not maneuver as well as the bob. Making a turn was difficult due to the amount of resistance. I can control the bob with one hand, but not the Chicco. The Chicco's front wheel was also unappealing to me. The maneuverability and materials used for this stroller are subpar, and there is a large plastic part that sticks out and looks odd. The bob rambler stroller is currently on sale for a lower price and is of much higher quality. I drove both of them around my neighborhood, and the chicco was a pain to drive, while the bob was fantastic. I will say that the Chicco has a basket that is easier to access, but it is smaller than I anticipated. You might like this stroller if you don't mind cheap materials, velcro all over the place, a lot of cheap plastic, and poor steering. I will say that the Chicco has a simpler standing fold than the Bob, but the fold is quite bulky unless the front wheel is lowered. My 16-month-old enjoyed the stroller, so I'll give the Chicco credit for that. The Bob rambler, on the other hand, was a favorite of hers. The overall quality of this stroller does not impress me in the least. A jogging stroller takes a beating (at least mine does), and I didn't think the materials on this Chicco would hold up as well as the bob rambler's. I despise velcro, plastic, and cheap fabric.
We were concerned that we were going overboard by purchasing a jogging stroller for two parents who have no intention of jogging. However, we must have purchased it on a day when we were delusory about our lack of ambition. I'm so glad we made the decision to do so. We have this stroller and were later given the Bravo, which we much prefer. It is compatible with the Chicco Keyfit30. The set of three wheels- It's a breeze to get around with up. We've used both strollers in our neighborhood, at the mall, and elsewhere, and this one is by far our favorite. Even for walking down the street, it's much better. We mostly use our four-wheel stroller to get to Target and the YMCA, and even then, we wish we had brought this one. It isn't as compact as the Bravo, but it is superior in every other way.
Only one thing comes to mind: WWY (Where Were You)? When was the first, second, and third time I became a mother? I've owned several Chicco strollers, and this one is by far the easiest to assemble, the most durable, and the most fun to push! There's no need to be concerned about your tires ever going flat! We live in the country, so pushing through gravel, rough terrain, and dirt roads is a breeze! My baby (who is now 6 months old) is approaching the stage where naps are becoming more difficult to come by. I just took him for a ride in his Chicco Key Fit 30 car seat, which easily clicks into place and puts him to sleep in no time. My 9-year-old assists me in pushing the stroller and has no issues. I really like how simple it is to lock and unlock the door. What's more, it's a breeze to fold and store, taking up a fraction of the space of any other stroller I've owned. It was money well spent, and I wish I'd had it nine years ago! If you're expecting a new baby and want the best stroller on the market, do yourself a favor and get one!.
This is an incredible stroller! With my first child, I used a Bob stroller, but my sister had one of these and recommended it, so I bought one. Any day of the week, I'd rather have one of these than a bob! Much easier to use.
This is an amazing stroller. We've used it at the beach, on sidewalks, on easy hiking trails, in the mall, on grass, in a few inches of snow, and so on, with no issues. We took it with us across the country, from Florida to Alaska, and used it everywhere. (In deep sand, simply turning it around and pulling it does the trick. ) It is extremely maneuverable. Folding is a piece of cake. No attachments are required for the Chico infant seat to be snapped into it. Underneath, there's a big storage basket. Parents will be able to use two cup holders. The sun/wind/rain cover folds down low enough to completely shield your child from the elements (with the exception of the leg area if your child is toddler sized). I also have a City Select double stroller for when I have both kids in the stroller, but I prefer this one despite the fact that my CS double converts to a single. It's significantly less heavy than the CS. If desired, the front wheel can be locked in a straight position or left loose to allow for easy turning. The brake can be operated with one hand and is very quick.
It's pricey, but it's nice, and it has a good toddler seat. Some of these strollers have seats that allow the children to sit or lie back half of the time. This one also has a better foot perch. The disadvantage is the styrofoam core in the rubber tires. If they were inflatable inner tubes, that would be even better. However, the steering and suspension are excellent. Compacting is a breeze.
It performs admirably for its intended purpose. It isn't deserving of less than 5 stars, but it is larger than I anticipated and desired. Initially, I purchased a city mini from a baby jogger- My "Air Zip" Keyfit 30 car seat, however, was not compatible (the baby jogger was much more compact). This stroller, on the other hand, is extremely smooth and straightforward. Although I find the front wheel to be unsightly and bulky, the overall design is sleek. It's a fantastic stroller, and it's come in handy with our baby in her car seat. I haven't tried it out on a toddler yet!.
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