Review on 🚙 Delta Children's Jeep Cross-Country Sport Plus Jogger in Charcoal Galaxy by Brian Sage

I love this stroller! It's good on grass, gravel, rough terrain and of course offers a smooth ride for everyday activities like shopping. I love the extra storage space for the parent's bag and the convenience of the parent's cup holders with storage in between. I keep a compact bike pump and extra hoses in my parents' bag along with my breastfeeding and changing essentials, and the bug net in a small compartment between my cup holders. I don't like getting caught without everything I need! Easy to turn and move. I love that it has a tether so baby doesn't roll away if you fall and it doesn't attach to a handle so baby can fall with you. I definitely like the longer hood and viewing window. The adjustable handle was great for me because I'm short and don't have to reach that high to push it now, but everyone else is tall and the handle can be adjusted for them in just a second. I liked that it comes with adapters for different car seats so you have everything you need. I like that the baby tray can swing in any direction. It's very handy for changing diapers on the go when there weren't any changing stations or they were so rough I never missed my baby! I like the quick release rear wheels and the front wheel lock to keep it straight and go faster than walking pace. Well what I don't like. I don't like that the seat doesn't sit all the way down and my son struggles to see the tray and sit more upright. To fold this particular model, not only do you need to fold the seat, you also need to adjust the handle when there is something in the parent's bag. I don't like that the bottom compartment gets in the way of the front wheel when folding and I have to turn the front wheel sideways to get the side latch to engage and it stays folded. The padding on the handle peels off, especially if you hit the floor while folding. I don't like the way the straps sit on my son, his shoulders fall out of the straps if he moves too much but he is 8 months old. I just have a feeling it would be more secure if it had a chest clip like car seats are designed to hold straps in place. For reference, he never pulled his entire arm out of the straps no matter how hard he tried, only the top of his shoulders. Overall I like it and would recommend it to anyone. It only has a few minor inconveniences that I can live with.