City Sights Stroller

Bought this from infant to toddler and it's the best decision. We get compliments using this as the wheels are so durable and easy to maneuver. It has that heavy duty feel to it knowing it will be useful for a long time. Facing either front or back is the what we also needed especially when they're still not holding their food/bottle. Also, the space on this stroller is A+++, we bring this almost everywhere and have used it in the snow with lots of winter stuff.

It does fold small but it does not stand up at all so has to lay on the ground when it is folded and it’s always to fold, requires both hands and a foot ( for me) to open it, we ended up returning it because I really needed. One hand fold and wanted it to stand when folded. Good quality though and does fold much smaller then our mocking bird stroller

Got the City Sights commuter bundle during a sale since it was a great value. We originally wanted the City Mini GTS stroller, but the compatible pram was out of production so we went with the City Sights since the compatible pram is still being made. We also saw a City Sights in slate grey so could compare the 2 fabrics. The antimicrobial fabric definitely feels more luxe, and the blue color is very nice! Baby isn't here yet, but we did put a friend's 8 month old in the stroller to test it and he liked it a lot! Love the easy recline and adjustable foot rest, how easy it is to transition front facing or rear facing. The canopy covers a lot although it did feel a little flimsy. The under carriage storage seems spacious enough and the stroller as a whole moves easily. The 1-handed fold is a little misleading since the fold is a 2 step process. It could be done 1 handed but I'm a tiny person and it was easier with 2 hands for me. Wish the folded stroller stood upright on its own. Room for improvement: I am 5 ft tall and the lowest handlebar setting is a good height for pushing, but the recline lever brushes against the handle so when front facing I have to raise the handlebar before I can recline the seat or fold the top part down, then move the handlebar back down. Also wish it could recline totally flat. It has a good recline angle, but the legs will still be elevated so it's not a completely flat recline. And I do wish the fold/unfold process was a little easier. The child tray is great, the weather shield is a little bulky and comes very wrinkled (hopefully will smooth out with use), and the parent console hangs down further than I would like and is also not as stable as I thought, but they are all super useful to come in the bundle.

Overall this is a good stroller. But I wouldn’t recommend as there is no peekaboo panel in the sunshade to view your child. This is very frustrating as virtually every other stroller we considered had one. The lack of this feature alone is frustrating enough that I wish we’d chosen a different stroller. Also, the seat does not recline all the way. So if child is asleep or younger just be aware this is not full recline. Not very comfortable for child naps. Other than that, it looks nice, folds easily and doesn’t take up too much room in the trunk. Though we did end up purchasing a more lightweight travel stroller for everyday use. The basket underneath is enough storage for us personally. And there is a tiny ziplock pocket in the back of the seat I use for my phone. We haven’t found a cup holder that works well personally and we’ve tried several. Overall just an OK stroller, that I’m glad we got on super sale, but lots of room for improvement!