🚀 Versatile and Stylish: Jeep Clutch Plus Travel Stroller with Reclining Seat in Black/Olive Green by Delta Children Review

I just received this stroller yesterday and I really love how compact it is and it reminds me of the gb pockit version but cheaper. After testing, it's time to roll. Taking it off was easy, but actually straightening it down to secure it seems almost impossible. If you have any tricks or hints, please post a video!

We made a 3 week trip to the east coast with two strollers, this one and a GB bag. We used that the most. My husband said it was easier to fold and learned how to fold it in one fell swoop. It was perfect for times when we've stumbled over a few flights of stairs, a subway, wanted to go to a store with a lot of people, etc. We folded it up for planes and put it in the overhead compartment with ease, worked great as a carry-on. We liked that there was a shoulder strap. We have received many…

That's why I bought this stroller because it's so compact you can take it on the plane, avoiding the situation where the airline doesn't prepare your stroller for the gate (this has happened to both of them Stages of our journey to LAX-SYD). When I tried the stroller on walks in the neighborhood, I noticed an obvious flaw; That means if you have long legs or big feet, you're going to keep bumping into the back of the stroller. Or, in my experience, accidentally applied the brakes, causing the…

The Jeep Clutch is exactly what I was looking for in a travel stroller. It took me a few minutes of panic and frustration to figure out how to fold it fully, but I was able to figure it out. enough fabric to fold completely. The metal springs/dampers on the top wheels (also called front wheels) must face outwards and be visible in order for them to fold down. The manual says the wheels should face up, but that's what they actually mean. Pros: - Durable. Some say it's flimsy, but I was…

This stroller is ideal for air travel. He is light. It folds very compactly and fits under the seat and in the overhead compartments. However, this is the opposite of strength. With smooth surfaces like most airports, this is never a problem. However, once you're outside, it sucks. For bumps greater than 1/2 inch, you must tip the stroller backwards to get over it or you risk tipping the stroller forward. The next problem is the lever on the handles. It is not easy to tilt the stroller…

I've owned a Jeep Plus Clutch stroller for over a month, so far that's my opinion. Pros: * I like that the stroller is small and light, yet strong enough for my 2 year old. drive in * It folds well and doesn't take up much space. * Fairly easy to maneuver with one hand. I originally bought it to fly and I think it would be perfect for that purpose. * Easy to fold and unfold. * This stroller is pretty cheesy. I had no issues with wheels locking, getting stuck, or trying to turn in the opposite…