Summer Infant 3Dlite+ Convenience Stroller, Charcoal Herringbone – Lightweight Umbrella Stroller with Oversized Canopy, Extra-Large Storage and Compact Fold

We bought this stroller for a trip to NYC. We gate checked the stroller & purchased a separate stroller bag to help protect it. It is extremely light weight, has a small footprint & we loved the near flat recline & huge sunshade! Our son, who is a solid napper, napped in the stroller while seeing the Imagine monument & listening to an hour of John Lennon covers. For subways, it was extremely easy to either carry him down stairs in the stroller (with 2 people) or take him out & collapse the stroller. He loved being able to sit up straight like a chair & almost instantly fell asleep once we reclined his seat. We are super happy with this purchase & it’s now preferred when running errands over our bravo & bob because it’s just easy to use, light weight & doesn’t take up a lot of space!

The media could not be loaded.  We have a 9 month old baby, and up until now have only had the Mockingbird stroller. We are planning a trip to North Carolina & Alaska this year, and we live in California. We wanted a good alternative for a smaller stroller, but didn’t know which to choose - the 3Dmini or the 3Dlite+. So we ordered both to compare (since there wasn’t any other adequate comparison we could find online).When we first got the 3Dmini, I was satisfied with the product (even though the lacking quality in the canopy annoyed me greatly, and the basket couldn’t fit our diaper bag)… but then we took one trip to Costco and my 6ft tall husband said we’d be returning it because it was too short for him (I’m 5’4”, the mini was the perfect height for me). And once the 3Dlite+ was delivered, the 3Dmini didn’t stand a chance. The 3Dlite+ is far superior in all aspects in its quality. Fabric, cushion, canopy, recline, basket, folding/unfolding lock mechanism, the lock for the folded position, wheels, brakes, front wheel locks (to prevent swiveling for rough terrain), taller handles (which still work great for me), sippy cup holder for baby, peekaboo window, smoother riding, deeper seat, higher weight capacity (so you get more use for how much you pay for it)… all for just a tiny bit more space taken up when folded and one inch wider when unfolded in comparison to the mini (see photos). The 3Dmini is simply not worth it, but the $120 (as of January 2024) for the 3Dlite+ is sooo worth it!! Please do yourself a favor and just get the 3Dlite+. You’ll be glad you did!!

We just put this stroller together last night and my husband used it this morning for our 1.5 year old. He said that it’s a great stroller - it rides very smoothly over our local broken sidewalks, it’s lightweight, and it can even be pushed one-handed. He’s a big fan of it. :)His only complaint is that the stroller can’t be bounced up and down steps. It needs to be carried down the steps with the kid in it or folded up and carried. And the carrying strap doesn’t really work. But he’s overall very happy with it and he said it was a great purchase!

We have had the stroller for 3.5 months now and every time we use it we say how it is one of our best baby purchases yet. Our little one was just about a year when we got this and we were tired of breaking down our full-size stroller and lugging it around every time we went out. The 3Dlite+ lives in our car now so it saves us from the hassle of breaking down and stowing our big stroller (which took up way too much space in the car.)It doesn't fold as flat as some other compact/umbrella strollers but it gets pretty small (and if you pop the wheels off, it packs even easier.) And folding and opening the stroller is a breeze and can be done with one hand. We were between this model and the 3D Mini so I ordered both to test and the quality of the 3DLite+ was leaps and bounds above the mini (and in the color we got -Charcoal Herringbone- the price wasn't that much more.) Honestly, you could use this as your everyday stroller if you did't need the cargo space of a full size stroller (or flexibility of seat direction, etc.) The wheels handle well and I can push the stroller with one hand (not as smoothly as my full size stroller but still possible,) even on bumpy city sidewalks. The cargo space is small but is more than enough to fit a moderately filled diaper bag. The bonus cup and phone holders are great and work well, as does the integrated zippered pocket at back. The seat reclining function is very easy to operate and offers my little one a comfy spot to snooze. Lastly, and maybe the most impressive feature, is the canopy. This canopy offers more coverage than any other I have seen on the market. It just keeps going and going and going. Almost to the point of touching my little one's legs. One of the issues that we have with our full-size stroller is the lack of positions for the canopy. It is either all the way open or all the way down. The canopy on the 3DLite+ has about 15 positions. It is fantastic on a sunny, windy, or rainy day. Makes a huge difference. And the peak-a-boo window is just another nice feature that makes this stroller feel much higher end than the price tag. Long story short? Buy this - you won't regret it!

It's a good stroller to take on an airplane. We went from Florida to California with it and it did great. We will be using it to go to Europe this fall. It's light weight, has nice storage in the bottom and is easy to fold up. Just be away, this stroller is for very small children, probably 2 and under. My 3 year old son is tiny for his age. He is about 31 inches tall and about 30lbs. he fits in it now, but he won't for much longer. Just keep that in mind.

This stroller is sturdy, well-made, has a very expandable sun-shade, a peek-a-boo flap, storage underneath, a cup and a phone holder, and is super comfy for our 1 year old son. He crawls up to the stroller often because he can’t wait to go on a walk outside in this! :-)