Review on 👶 besrey Lightweight Baby Stroller with One-Hand Easy Fold, Full-Size Waterproof Canopy, Compact Design, Large Cup Holder, Shock-Absorbing Wheel, Toddler Stroller for 6-36 by Linda Venerable

I have not had this stroller but would like to have it. The extended top is amazing, the frame is very strong for its light weight and the fabric is well stitched and feels good. The handlebars (upper part and bumper) are covered with high-quality, well-stitched leather. The Gravity Fold is no joke, it works flawlessly every time and makes the messy life of a mother holding a baby in one hand and doing 12 things with the other a little more possible. Two other advantages made me buy it in the first place and didn't disappoint: 1) The brake design is NOT a flimsy mid-pressure block rotating a center bar. We have a Wonder Buggy Pixel, which was a great little traveler, but the brakes broke almost immediately (the pin on one side sheared off and the other stopped aligning properly) and it had a center bar design (the bar interferes with yours too Movement). ). legs while walking). Complete rubbish, avoid this brake design. Instead, this Besrey stroller has a coated metal braided cable that's split between the wheels, with a sturdy pedal on one side. Yes, you NEED this excellent design and construction. 2) The stroller can be loaded up nicely for a serious trip to Disney World and won't tip over without a child in the seat! We've had the Summer Infant 3D Lite for a few years now and I wanted to dress it up and trash it like a piñata because even a light jacket draped over the snap will make it fall over backwards! Bow! However, this mess held itself after I loaded 2 jackets and a stroller cart with full water bottles and all the baby stuff. Enough said. Why didn't I save it? It's definitely built well enough to fit my toddler and often lazy 5 year old and long enough for her to sit in without hitting her head or grinding her feet, but she's not sensitive enough, to cross the borders, to climb in. Seat ONLY with footrest down. I knew she would eventually break the footrest, which clearly isn't (or shouldn't be) strong enough to support a climbing 40+ pound toddler. Pity!