Chicco Mini Bravo Plus Lightweight Stroller, Graphite

This stroller is so easy to use! I can hold my 10mo old in one arm and use every feature of this stroller with the other arm. It folds down fairly compact—which was my number one requirement when choosing a stroller. The baby loves the tray, she kicks back and puts her feet on it like a recliner. She’s so proud when cruising around in the stroller.As with everything Chicco, the quality is great. It’s obviously lightweight but it still feels sturdy enough. The seat and canopy are a very smooth material. The basket holds a fair amount. The handles are a good height. My husband is 6’3” and has not complained of it being too short. I’m 5’4” and it’s a great height for me. It’s easy to steer with one hand; I often have the dog leash in one hand and the stroller in the other....although, I recently discovered that the leash fits over the arm of the try, making it a hands free leash, which is a huge plus for me! The zippered mom pouch is great! I like that I don’t have to worry about anything falling out it because of rattles or bumps.I definitely recommend this to anyone in need of a compact, lightweight stroller at an affordable price point. (A friend has told me that it’s actually expensive...but for buying new and this being the ONLY stroller I will buy, I think it’s great!)

I have both the mini bravo Chico and the Chico Activ3. Both have pros and cons. The mini is lightweight, more compact, and a pretty smooth ride even on pavement and sidewalks. I went on routine walks with this stroller postpartum and had only minor issues. If there are large bumps, like a root propping up pavement, you have to lean the stroller back to get the first two wheels over. The black cover works well and provides protective cover on sunny days. I could easily pull this in and out of the trunk for appointments and the stroller is so compact it can fit in small doctor offices. The downside is that the cup holders are for small cups. I’m not sure why they didn’t leave at least one cup holder that could fit a standard cup size for parents. It can fit a Starbucks cup of coffee though, which is nice when running on sleep deprivation.The Activ3 is absolutely amazing for running and walking. It can go over anything. That stroller is a tank. The ride is VERY smooth, it has a comfortable hand rail, and plenty of storage. The cup holders are cup holders for normal cups. There is always a UV protected “window” where you can watch baby. You can’t really see baby, but I assume baby can see you and the sky. The biggest down side is the weight. It’s not practical to take to the store or appointments although it’s advertised as a stroller you can use anywhere. It’s just not practical. It’s too wide and too heavy. It’s really a stroller that hangs out in the garage until you’re ready for your next adventure.I hope that helps!

The Chicco Mini Bravo Plus Lightweight Stroller in Storm Black is a game-changer for parents on the go! It's incredibly lightweight and easy to maneuver, making outings with my little one a breeze. The sleek black design is stylish and versatile, and the stroller folds up compactly for convenient storage and transport. Plus, it's super comfortable for my child with its padded seat and adjustable canopy. Overall, I love this stroller and highly recommend it to other parents looking for a reliable and stylish option!

Love it ! I have the original Chicco Bravo from when my daughter was born. Now she's older and carrying around that big stroller was alot for me. I love that it's exactly the same but like the name says "mini" version, makes it a bit more compact.Folds with ease, lightweight, canopy is great, and has room for storage. I tried 2 other strollers and nothing compares. Definitely recommend!

Nice quality stroller. Easy to attach infant car seat to. Super easy to fold up one handed. Great shade and love the screened part. Basket underneath is a really great size.Biggest cons: Front wheels are terrible and often stick sideways - even on smooth surfaces. The shoulder pads for the straps are way too loose and fall off constantly, and we've already lost one. It doesn't unfold as easily as it folds up, so if I have to hold baby while doing it that's a mess.