Graco Quattro Tour Sport Travel System, Boone
We have this same system (but different color/pattern). I love how comfortable it is to push and for my son to sit in. We purchased it for an infant (I am 6 months pregnant), but until the baby comes, my 3 1/2 year old son is using the stroller. He fits in it very comfortably and he loves riding in it - very smooth ride. My husband is 6'1" and I am 5'3" and we both find it easy to maneuver. Sometimes strollers are too short for him to push without getting a backache, but this height is great for him (and me too).
We have not used the car seat yet since I'm still pregnant but we love the look. We like the padding and that it is easy to clean. We had a Graco travel system with our older son, but this is more of a "loaded" model, and we like it a lot better! Looks sharp and at a decent price.
My ONLY issue is sort of a major one. The stroller does not fit into the trunk of my car (Pontiac G6 sedan). It is a HUGE stroller to fold up in comparison to the lower-end Graco model we used to have. It does fit in my husband's Saturn Ion trunk. We didn't realize this until we purchased it, and it's a pretty big deal...so please keep this in mind if you don't have a large trunk!! It is very tall when folded.
Highlight Feature
- Extended weight limit holds child up to 50 pounds to last past the toddler years
- Rotating peek-a-boo window shades your child from any direction
- Multi-position reclining seat keeps comfy
- Child's tray with cup/snack holder pivots open for easy stroller entry
- 5-point front adjust harness helps keep baby secure
Editorial Review
Graco Quattro Tour Sport Travel System With Graco's Quattro Tour Sport travel system you can get more out of outings with the ultimate in comfort travel system that's well built, ultra-convenient and extra-comfortable. The three-piece set includes a Quattro Tour Stroller, SnugRide Infant Car Seat and a stay-in-car adjustable base. The stroller's durable, maneuverable aluminum frame holds a child up to 50 lbs for years of use. Just one hand folds it and gravity does the rest, because you don't n
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