Dream On Me Lightweight and Compact Coast Rider Stroller with One Hand Easy Fold, Adjustable Handles and Soft Ride Wheels, Black

I saw a dad pushing his older (4+) kid sitting in one of these Dream On Me coaster strollers in the NYC subway, and immediately wanted to get one for my kid (who is almost 3). My son can outrun me and loves to walk, but after 5-10 minutes of walking, he wants me to carry him. I'm not gonna carry his 30+ pounds for hours in a park or when on a trip. So this thing. It assembled fairly quickly without any tools. And when assembled it's fairly sturdy (not anywhere as stable as a full sized stroller, but plenty stable enough given what it is). Folding is tricky and I don't fold it down usually just push down the handlebar. It doesn't come with any accessories so get at least a cup holder for the handlebar. Pushing it around is a breeze, it handles smoothly on all surfaces and pushes better than my much more expensive Thule Spring stroller. I'm using it with the full wraparound bar and seat as my kid isn't quite 3 years old. Later I'll remove the seat and maybe swap the roll cage for the T bar. I expect I can use this at least until he's 5 and probably beyond in the T bar setup. A+

This thing is seriously the best. My four-year-old son is huge, he definitely outweighs the 45 lb limit indicated in the product description, but it was not an issue. We needed something extremely compact to travel from the west to east coast and sightsee in Washington DC & NYC. It was easy to put together, easy to transport on the Metro, Amtrak, Ubers, etc. and navigated brick sidewalks & uneven surfaces easily. Easy to steer one-handed and very sturdy, it handled my son’s height & weight with ease. This stroller got us through 20+ miles of walking over several days in densely populated areas. We did not use the back rest & surrounding bar as we wanted to keep it as compact as possible. This was absolutely perfect and the price point is great.

We get stopped and asked about this stroller every time we're out. Its so easy to maneuver, it's lightweight, compactable, and has a great price point. I would recommend this stroller for traveling a million times. It's held up through over a year of travels and still looks new.

Perfect for travel.My five year old fits perfectly on this in the “scooter” style (just the t handle attached). It is extremely easy to push, can be pushed one handed, great turning radius with high quality wheels. It folds down small enough it will absolutely fit in the overhead bin of an airplane, and potentially might be able to fit under the seat. Will definitely fit through TSA luggage scanner when folded down as well. Well made good materials and very sturdy.Would highly recommend as a great toddler/ younger kid stroller alternative for travel - we may even start using this day to day!

The good: Super compact, light weight, and easy to maneuver. All key points for a travel stroller. At a price point that's often less than half comparables.The bad: One of it's pros is also a strong con in my book; It is about as cheaply made as they could without it being absolute trash, and it shows everywhere on this thing. There isn't a single aspect of it that makes me think "oh that was nicely done" other than the initial design of it. If you're out and about often with the kids, don't expect this to last. It's one toddler standing on the edge of the seat from complete structural failure (the plastic on the seat actually flexes, which will lead to a potentially dangerous break eventually).In my personal opinion, coming from a single dad of 3 girls who often make me go "I just had thousands in that account, where'd it all go?", for the price and function it's actually hard to beat. 2 fit very nicely into a compact road tripping car, even better than those supermarket umbrella strollers. I'd dare to say one might even fit in a frunk...If you're looking for something like this, but the flimsy cheapness puts you off, check out the evolur Cruise Rider. It's virtually the same thing, just made with slightly better materials at the human interface points, and therefore a higher price point. The bases of the two are near identical. For my use, this one is good enough.If they made a truly robust one, with cast aluminum in place of ALL the plastics, alcantera wrapped vs foam, all 4 wheels that swivel and have replaceable bearings/tires, and sturdier nuts/bolts/rivets, etc., I'd buy it in a heartbeat at 10x the cost, maybe more.

Omg this is the best thing ever for 8-9 month baby. I bought 3 once I got the first one delivered. Not only is it light and easy to fit into small spaces (even without being folded), it’s so smooth and goes over grass great. My baby loved it, he was able to see everything going on and he actually sit and ate his snack in it too because we were at the park. It’s super convenient and lets your baby feel connected with the world instead of being trapped in a stroller. There is great protection and as long as you strap the back correctly and them in the seat, they are safe ! I couldn’t be happier with this purchase it’s exactly what I needed. Great buy, you won’t regret it. Much better than a traditional stroller for toddlers.

The media could not be loaded. My kid loves it! Only at 18 months old, he was able to climb in on his own to let me know it’s time to go for a ride! The only annoying things about it is that it has no sun shade, the seat doesn’t go back for sleeping (had to stop and carry him because it was uncomfortable) and if it leans over to the side your kid and stroller will fall over (happened at least twice baby was safe thank God). Other than that this stroller is a show stopper. Its not good for sand, I tried it. Also very easy to put away for travel, you have to practice before your trip and putting it together too.Very easy to push, smooth ride except on rocky paths. lolIn conclusion (lol):No cup holdersSize is small perfect for child only no diaper bag or purse holderLockability learn it first before use.Sturdiness I agree, just don’t tilt over.