Chicco - Bravo LE Quick-Fold Stroller

We got the Chicco Bravo 3-in-1 Trio Travel System, Bravo Quick-Fold Stroller with KeyFit 30 Infant Car Seat and Base. About to use it within the next week or so! Was easy to put together and had great reviews on consumer reports and elsewhere. Family and friends highly recommended a travel system so that’s what we went with.

This is the way. We have the Chicco Viaro (jogging style stroller) and I love it for walks but it is quite long and difficult to maneuver in many stores or crowded spaces. It is a dream to walk on sidewalks, streets, and even in grass or in gravel. It never gets stuck on uneven pavement. My parents have a Chicco Bravo and it is great for smaller spaces like stores but does sometimes get stuck on uneven ground! If I had to choose again I’d probably go for the Bravo just because it’s a little smaller.

We got the Chicco Bravo Trio system—one car seat base, one car seat, and one stroller. It’s so easy to go from car to stroller with like one click! I believe they’re $400 but you can find deals on them. They do come in a sandy color.

I have the Chicco Bravo Trio travel system. The car seat clicks in the stroller while my baby is an infant, and then they can sit in the stroller only when they can sit up by themselves. I love it. The stroller collapses very easily with one hand and unfolds easily as well. The wheels are sturdy and smooth. I can’t recommend it enough!

one set of gparents bought the chicco bravo travel set (we used that stroller a lot but the wheels are worn down now), another grandparent bought a jogger stroller for my bf to run with my kid, and we bought a cheap small foldable stroller for quick outings…a lot of money in strollers but we use them all fairly often 😅🤷🏻‍♀️

We decided on a travel system, which is a car seat + stroller combo. Our decision, once we settled on the fact that we wanted a travel system, was based on Consumer Reports' rating, and the one they rated highest was the chicco bravo trio travel system (they also rated one from Nuna with the exact same score, but the nuna one was more than 2x the price). Our baby hasn't come yet but we tested out the stroller and it's fairly smooth, and that was the second most important thing for me (most important being car seat safety, of course) because we have a lot of trails around our neighborhood to walk on and want a smooth ride for both us and the baby

One from our infant travel system (chicco bravo) and a wagon (evenflo pivot). We only use the stroller for travel anymore cause we don’t care if it gets damaged. We are a Wagon Family 

I could not stomach the price tag of some of the popular brands. We used Chicco keyfit car seats so went all chicco strollers. We got the bravo system for our first, then when our second arrived we got the Cortina double for them both and the keyfit caddy for a minimal car seat only stroller. My favorite is the keyfit caddy. It’s light and maneuverable. Super easy. The cortina is a beast, so pretty annoying, but necessary if you have two. The bravo was a great city stroller with only one.

I love my Chicco Bravo Trio system... We went to the store and physically tried out about 20 different stroller/car seats and the one handed folding sold us on it. It was the only stroller/car seat combo that didn't make us want to pull our hair out!

I spent months agonizing over a stroller and concluded there is no perfect stroller that's both fairly light and also good on rough terrain and has a bassinet option and that you don't have to buy a million add-ons for. When are you due? I'm due in January and at first I really wanted the bassinet option too but realized realistically it wouldn't get a ton of use, I'm not going to be taking him for long walks in the winter and mall walking will probably be limited until he gets his vaccinations, I'll probably do more baby wearing when he's little. So, I gave up the bassinet thing. If money is no object for you, I hear great things about the Uppababy strollers. For me, I ended up picking a Chicco bravo travel system and I'll probably also end up getting a heavier jogging stroller second hand later that I can use on rougher terrain and maybe a light umbrella stroller. I think most parents end up with more than one stroller. Check and see if there are any stores near you that you can try out strollers -- some Targets and Nordstroms do, and some specialty baby stores