Safety 1st Aerolite Deluxe Stroller, Silver Leaf Review
| Product Code | B002VB93EK |
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| Price | $163.17 |
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #25246 in Baby Product
- Color: Silver Leaf
- Brand: Safety 1st
- Model: CV002AIN
- Released on: 2010-02-19
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 16.14" h x
22.24" w x
31.89" l,
23.00 pounds
Features
- All weather sun visor with multi-position canopy with airflow mesh window and cover
- Ultra-compact, 1-hand fold n' stand
- Multi-position seat recline
- Child snack tray with cup holder and Slide guard protection
- Accepts onboard 35 air infant car seat for quick-click car seat attachment
- All weather sun visor with multi-position canopy with airflow mesh window and cover
- Ultra-compact, 1-hand fold n' stand
- Multi-position seat recline
- Child snack tray with cup holder and Slide guard protection
- Accepts onboard 35 air infant car seat for quick-click car seat attachment
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Nice Stroller!
By Kara M Russell
We got this to make a "travel system" with our Safety 1st carrier. It was easy to set up and it is easy to fold and unfold. We have only used it a couple of times as the weather hasn't been great yet (winter), but we have used it outdoors and indoors and with and without the carrier. It traveled well outdoors - across a park lawn (so fairly bumpy). I didn't have a lot of trouble maneuvering it over the rough terrain - It would probably have trouble on a hiking trail or in the woods, but it is not really designed for that, so I wouldn't expect it. The infant carrier easily attaches and detaches from the stroller, which is nice when you have a sleeping baby. The canopy is nice - it has a mesh panel that you can open to see baby, or close to keep it dark and a separate panel that you can adjust for extra sun blockage! When you have the infant carrier in the stroller and you use the carrier canopy too, you can have complete canopy coverage to keep it dark (and to keep people from waking your sleeping baby LOL!). When used without the carrier, it has a harness to keep baby safe and the seat can recline to make a bed. The only "negative" is that the "storage area" under the seat is a little on the small side. For us, it really only holds the diaper bag and a few toys (which you will need for a full day out and about!). So it holds the necessities, but there is not a lot of room for extras.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Room for improvement but still nice
By Sarah Jarrett
Pros...Moves freely and easilyCarseat fits snugglyHigh quality, made sturdyNot hard to put togetherConsHeavy! Not impossible to lift, but much heavier than others I tried...requires two handsCollapse feature is a little stiff...still works with one hand might get easier with useAdjustable incline also a little stiff...def need two handsParts are tiny for wheels...I have small hands and it was very hard putting the pins inOverall...if i would not have bought the carseat for it's high safety rating I would not have bought this stroller. But i do like the quality and durability and it fits my carseat nicely so it will due. Moves great just heavy...I love the carseat (air protect 35) and this is the stroller that it goes with so I'm def keeping it. I keep thinking the weight is just a trade off for the very high quality construction!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Lots of nice features for a more economic stroller
By B. Carter
Okay so I have upgraded to an Uppababy Vista, which is majorly more money. But in my research I realized just how nice this one that I'd been spoiled by was.This one both folds and unfolds with one hand (after mastering the process) and it stands on its own folded. The fabrics are very nice and actually very much like Uppababy in texture. It's not super heavy, it has cup holders (though any liquid in anything but a bottle will jiggle out), plenty of storage and looks nice.So when we decided maybe we should upgrade I was dismayed at a lot of high end strollers where they lacked some of these features. Like standing on its own when folded - how hard is that to build into the design?!Or what I consider supremely inconvenient but seems de rigeur: removing the seat from the frame for folding - really?!My main beef with the Aerolite is 2 things. The seat does not really go fully upright, and seems to not be comfy enough for long periods of time, at least for our little prima don. Other biggie is the wheel base would get hung up on things. I think b/c with the Aerolite you can see the front wheels while strolling, you use them as your gage of how much room you need down an aisle, but then you get in trouble with the wider rear ones.The canopy doesn't offer full functionality and doesn't like to stay fully open.Obviously it's not really fair to compare a $150ish stroller with a $700ish one. But I did! You can see my Uppababy review for other details. If you can spring for it or get it on sale I'd get the Uppa, but the Aerolite is really quite decent!
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