I really like this stroller it is like a cross between a full size stroller and an umbrella stroller. It has a large basket underneath and a small pouch on the side for small items. There is a kick pad and a foot rest. The tray in front does not swivel. You must completely detach it by snapping it off and it is on there tight. It feels like you are going to snap the plastic. I thought I would break it so I just took it off and leave it off. I also do not like the set up for the parent cup holder and tray. The tray is to shallow and does not hold anything. The upholder is very small and could hold a small to-go cup but not a water bottle or anything. It also only has a lap belt with the part in the middle- there is no harness buckle so when my baby was younger she'd flop to one side. Design It folds up to be pretty compact. And the overall design of the stroller is nice. I do not like the parent of children's tray design. Safety The seat belt is rather low in the seat. It can slide down so far that it is on my baby's hip and not her side. Child Comfort Other than the seat belt issue I think my baby looks comfortable. The seat recline's rather far. The canopy is very high up from the seat so it hardly blocks and sun and definitely not any sprinkles of rain. I ended up purchasing a separate sun shade. Maneuverability Very nice driving stroller. The stroller does not have the bar brake like the Jeep Liberty Strollers which is a huge plus in my opinion. Durability I think this stroller has done well. I notice very little wear and I have used this stroller through two kids and 3 years.

JFarnsworth87

USA

We absolutely loved this stroller for our daughter when she was a toddler. We love that is lightweight but also sturdy. Definitely better than lugging around the travel system stroller! Also, better than the cheapo lightweight umbrella strollers. Design I love that this stroller doesn't take up much space, yet it functions much better than most compact strollers. Safety The only thing missing from this stroller to add to the safety value would be a five point restraint instead of the three point. No big deal, though. Child Comfort My daughter rode in this stroller from the age of about 10 months until she was three. We never had a problem with her being to tall for it. I like that it has the roll up back panel to allow for air flow. She enjoyed the breeze on warm days. Maneuverability Considering this is a small stroller, it was quite easy to push over asphalt, indoors and on dirt. No problems at all. Durability We used this stroller constantly for almost 3 years! We loved it and it held up really nicely.

libertyl1

USA

I think there are better umbrella strollers out there, but there are worse ones too. I liked that this had a reclining back, not full recline but enough so baby was a little more comfy while resting. The roll-up back that reveals mesh is a must-have in my book with our Texas heat, so that really was my biggest motivating factor in getting this over others. The pockets on the side are okay, a little flimsy. The cup holder is very cheap, just sits on there with very little to keep it on, usually comes off when stored and we eventually lost it. It does pretty good in the dirt and gravel, not great but don't have to pick it up a whole lot. It eventually rusted after being in the bed of our truck through many rains, but even now I still use it if I need something to get my 1 year old around in. Design Better than a simple stroller but not really fancy. Favorite feature is the roll up back that reveals mesh so baby doesn't get so hot/sweaty in the Texas heat. Safety Really hard to tighten the buckle, luckily my baby isn't bad about trying to get out. Child Comfort It's a little narrow but the small recline in the seat does make sleeping much better than a cheap stroller without one. Maneuverability Not great but again, better than a cheap stroller. Durability It may just be because we used this a lot and stored it outside but it is not in great shape after a few years.

couponbs

USA

Putting a large stroller into the trunk of a car can be a pain in the neck. Not only can they be cumbersome to use and fold up, but they take up a lot of space. I have never been a fan of the less expensive umbrella strollers, but when a relative let us use their Jeep All Terrain Umbrella Stroller for a few weeks I had a change of heart. What I didn't like about this kind of stroller was the fact that they didn't have any storage areas, no cup holders, and they didn't recline. Well, Jeep has solved all of those issues! This stroller does have a cup holder, and two small pockets that hang down on each side of the stroller. It has two positions, sitting upright and slightly reclined, and it is fast and easy to move them from one to the other. There is even a small sun shade that can be moved to keep the sun out of babies eyes. Jeep thought of everything when they designed this stroller. The wheels are each dual, so they turn easier than our old one that only had single wheels on each leg. The wheels on the Jeep also lock into place. All in all I would recommend this stroller to those who want the portability of an umbrella stroller, yet still have some of the features of a full sized version.

Suze51

Eagle River, AK

This stroller was bought last min. for vacation.  It worked n its small but still has a basket under to put stuff! I was able to take it on the airplane and used it through out cali.. I like the colors the blue is a nice blue and it looks clean!

shell327

Greensburg, PA

great compact stroller for reasonable price. I have used this for traveling with baby and it is quick and easy to fold up especialy for air travel. A wonder for store shopping as it is not bulky like other strollers where people see you in the aisle and have to go around the next aisle just to pass you to see a item on shelf.

orlandoshoppingspy

Orlando, FL

This Jeep All Terrain Umbrella Stroller has been so great for us. We were given the Jeep jogging stroller but it was too big to even fit in our trunk so we could only use it around the neighborhood. We also have a Graco stroller that fits the Graco infant car seat. That has been great but is still a bit big - we can't travel with it because it takes up too much room in the trunk. This Jeep Umbrella Stroller has been the perfect answer for us. It folds up very compactly so is very easy to travel with. It is great quality and provides a smooth ride for the baby. One thing I really like is that the seat padding can be removed so that the baby is leaning on a mesh material. This is perfect for us as we live in Alabama, so the summers get hot and the baby often sweats in these strollers. It has a nice cover that you can adjust to shield the baby from the sun. One thing that would be nice is if the seat reclined and was a bit bigger. It seems as though she may outgrow the stroller quickly.

lmhart10

Tuscaloosa, AL

I love my Jeep Umbrella strollers. I have two kids and they each have their own, which is so much easier than a larger and bulkier double stroller. My kids both love sitting in these and can do so for long time periods. I can take these just about anywhere including in the dirt and rocks. That being said, watch out for mud and snow or anything thick that would cause the wheels to get stuck. They are better quality than most but should not be confused for off road capable:) These strollers come with two small bags on the side as well as an adult cup holder which is nice since many umbrella strollers don't come with any features. Their is also a sunshield that is adjustable but it is on the smaller side. They are also taller, which means I don't have to be hunched over just to push them. Unfortunately, the same cant be said for my husband who is 6"4". He has to push the stroller slightly to the side. Overall though, I would highly recommend this stroller for the price. It is a great value.

dphil05

Prescott Valley, AZ

We have loved the JEEP All Terrain Umbrella stroller. We purchased it years back for our son, and it has lasted til he outweighed it and now our younger son is in it. Great stroller for the price. I have BIG boys so the fact that they can still ride in it even over the weight limit is a plus. It's VERY sturdy. I gave 4 stars only because the foot strap broke off but that may not be fault of the stroller. We have used it several times while travelling...airports are rough on gate checked items

momof2Lboys

Moreno Valley, CA

I knew when I bought an umbrella stroller it didn't have all the feautres of a full size stroller but I LOVE that I found this one that has the sunblocker on it that I can just throw a light weight blanket and fully protect my son from the UV. It is a durable stroller, its got a cute green and brown for boys which makes it trendy, compact and easy to take anywhere.

PatriciaJSnyder

Coldwater, MI