Cosco Umbrella Stroller from Dorel - Pirate Life for Me

I love this!! My son loves it!! That’s a win. I bought this because I needed something to keep him moving while inside, so this stroller is strictly on inside duty only. My son is 20lbs, and he fits in this perfectly. But I’ll probably have to get something bigger in a few months, because the seat might be digging into his legs soon. The safety lock on the back wheels is a nice feature, helps when placing him in the seat without it rolling away. The design is super cute too!

Works well for price. Compact, light-weight, folds easily and great for short shopping trips or travel. Only downside is that the handles are pretty low (and I'm 5 feet tall). I think a taller person would have some difficulty with the handle height.

i needed an umbrella stroller for my first lone trip with my two year old. it was the perfect size for both me and him. i am only 5 ft tall so the stroller arms was just my height but my husband noted it was short for him (6 ft tall). very sturdy as it was gate checked twice without a cover.

Purchased this stroller to have for short, quick trips. Easy to set up and easy to fold and store. Pirate/fish pattern is really cute!

We’ve had it a year now. My husband and I are both tall, so we have to bend over to push it. Not made for tall people. The wheels don’t roll very easily, so it takes two hand to push. But that’s what you kind of expect when you buy a small cheap Stroller. Love the pirate design though

Exactly what I was looking for. Compact and lightweight. Super easy to fold and travel with. I’m 5’5” so it’s a comfortable height for me and I just use it for quick errands so I don’t have to lug my heavy toddler around.

Perfect for airports and theme park travel w/ my three year old

This thing sucks! It's too low to walk comfortably behind. I guess if you're <5' tall it'd be okay. The worst part is the casters on the front wheels just aren't designed well. It doesn't want to change directions very easily, you kind of have to manhandle it to turn. Then when you do turn, the front wheels don't want to point straight again, so it will continue to turn. So you have to try to force it again, all while bent over to reach the handles. So there's no way you're using this thing with one hand. So don't bother trying to carry anything. I've tried lubricating the casters with no luck. I realize it's a cheap, little, go anywhere umbrella stroller, but I expected more. If nothing else, it quickly showed us why the bulk of the full size stroller was worth the trouble. One positive thing I can say, it folds up very compact, takes up very little room. I'm sure that will be useful when it sits in our closet, abandoned and forgotten.