Combi Helio DX Lightweight Stroller in Ember/Wasabi

Combi Helio DX Lightweight Stroller in Ember/Wasabi The Combi Helio Stroller is a lightweight stroller that accommodates infants and children up to 55 lbs. This stroller can be combined with the Combi Shuttle Car Seat to create a complete travel system.

Features:

• Compatible with Shuttle Infant Car Seat
• Quick and simple tri-fold
• Lightweight and portable lifestyle stroller, weighs just 13.4 lbs.
• Opens easily with one hand
• Deep recline will accommodate an infant
• Adjustable European Style Canopy with Viewing Window
• Basket with easy access
• Convenient carrying strap for traveling
• Removable Guardrail with Washable Fabric Cover
• Front swivel wheels for easy maneuvering
• Convenient footrest for toddler comfort
• Removable, Washable Padded Seat Cushion
• Seat cushion has air mesh ventilation that allows baby to stay cool
• Independent wheel suspension system for a smooth and restful ride
• Includes Safety Boot
• 5-point logo harness
• Removable kids tray with a cup holder and snack tray
• Can accommodate a child up to 55 lbs.

Customer Review: I return it
The product arrived pretty quick. It's very lightweight and compact but it's not stirdy. The seating area is too small and not deep enough for my boy. He is only 12 month (27LB and 30" long). No way he can sleep in there without his legs hang out too far.
I thought I want to have something that can handle my boy till 3 year old. The plastic wheels are flimpsy. They turn easy but not the direction you want to go so I return it.

Customer Review: Love the features, but won't last past first kid
I love the features on this stroller, especially for the price. I love how it opens and folds up, the amazing recline, the basket, and great sun shade. The parent's organizer isn't the best, but hey, it came with one. Unfortunately, after three weeks of normal use (and I would go as far as to say light use) the front right wheel became very wobbly. I went back to Babies R Us to exchange it for another Combi, but when I asked the manager about how long another new Combi would last, he informed me it would not make it past my first child. If you drive it around, you can just tell. So for the price, it is cheaper to buy a Maclaren in the long run. I miss my Combi, but despite the Maclaren Triumph's cons (it really is not the easiest to close and the recline is horrible), it's the better financial choice. Especially with a 20% off coupon. Everything about the Maclaren is much sturdier, especially the wheels.