I love this stroller. It's lightweight and easy to transfer from car to ground. Very smooth ride and my baby seems very comfortable in it.

Bought this stroller for my toddler about a month ago. Looks of it are great, love the two way seat. My biggest issue with this stroller is there is no footrest for my toddler to put her feet on. Its a major no because her feet are hanging off the stroller. I need this fixed or going to have to get rid of it. She's only 2 1/2 so no I don't think she's too big for a stroller. We only use it for whenever she gets tired during long walks. I just got this stroller, and already want to get rid of it.

I love that this stroller can fit my very tall 3 year old toddler! It is super comfortable and I can turn the seat so that she can face me. It also is great for an infant car seat when it is just the frame. Great stroller that is lightweight and will grow with your child!

We used our new Zapp Flex recently on a trip to the zoo. Prior to using it for the first time, we read the instructions, completed the assembly, and familiarized ourselves with how to operate it. It took us quite some time and practice to figure out exactly how to fold the stroller once it was up. It's not intuitive and requires a few steps. The hardest part was getting used to the button used to fold and recline the seat that is located at the top of the seat. You have to press it a bit, then push a separate button to the side, then push the first button all the way in, and until we were used to doing it, it was pretty difficult to get the seat to fold. After not using it again for a few weeks, I again had difficulty using that particular button and remembering how to completely fold the stroller. That issue aside, we have found the stroller to be a nice size (not too big, not to small), with a decent canopy. It is overall very smooth and easy to maneuver. I like the separate pedals for locking and unlocking the wheels..very easy to use. The Zapp Flex worked pretty well for a trip to the zoo, except when off-roading onto rougher terrain, at which point it would occasionally get stuck. Our other stroller (a comparably sized and priced stroller) is better for rougher terrain. The Zapp Flex would be great for trips to the city, as it wouldn't be too huge or cumbersome to take on public transportation and would provide a smooth ride on sidewalks. I would say the overall maneuverability and smooth ride would be the best aspects of this stroller, while the complicated and finicky folding mechanism would be the downside. Our comparable stroller is much easier to fold and unfold, as you just lift a single strap and it folds closed. I will definitely use this stroller for trips to the city, but I will practice folding it before I leave home!

I have had this stroller for about 3 weeks, and adore using it in an urban environment. It turns and handles very well, its sleek black style looks cool, and the handles are very comfortable. For being a sturdy full stroller (not an "umbrella) it is very light weight for hopping over curbs and such. My kid seems to love having 3 different angles to lounge. The drawbacks are the size of the smallish basket, which has a corresponding benefit because the stroller is not that big. It took a while to master the folding up process (3 steps to get it to collapse), but now that I have it down that's a cinch. However, if your use of the stroller was constantly needing to open and close it this may not be the best choice. I did send my kiddo off with a babysitter and this stroller, and she reported that she could open and close it easily to hop on a New Orleans streetcar. (Disclosure: I was given this product free in exchange for my honest review).

This stroller was super easy to put together, just a few quick clicks. It folds up nice to throw in the car. It did take me a minute to figure out how to collapse it, but once I did, I realized it was very easy. It has a bit more weight then some comparable strollers, but not where it's hard to load up. You can tell that it was well made. Nothing on it feel a cheap or flimsy like some stollers. My son seems very comfortable when he is in it. My son is 1.5 yrs old so I have only used it forward facing, but I love the option of rear facing... next time around😊 Overall, I would definitely recommend this stroller

Absolutely LOVE this stroller!!!! It is so chic and clean looking and glides around SO nice and smoothly!! Setting this up was super easy, you basically pop in the wheels and seat and GO! I love how the seat can face forward or back! My daughter loves riding in it facing forward but if she is going to take a nap I like to have her facing me! This stroller is so easily maneuverable! More so than other others we have now or have used before!! Another great feature is how it folds up to such a small size! Our other stroller takes up so much space in the trunk of our car so I was excited to replace it with this one that takes up less than HALF the space! Will definitely be recommending this stroller to anyone who asks! For multiple reasons!!

We already love or quinny! We have a seven week old, so we bought a Maxi Cosi car seat that clicks right in. The stroller was very easy to assemble, is super light weight and easy to open and collapse. We look forward to continuing our use of it for the next couple of years!

This is a great stroller to keep in your car. It's compact and seems to be a comfortable ride for my 1 1/2 year old. The basket underneath isn't very big and it took me a few tries to understand how to fold the stroller up. Not a stroller for bumpy terrain, but great for malls, parks, anything paved.

Great stroller. Stylish, easy to use and has some cool features. I love that the stroller folds very small with the seat still attached. The handle bar height is much higher than most umbrella strollers. Also, the seat is reversible if you want your baby facing you. Only complaint is the buckle system, a little difficult to size to your child.

I love this stroller! It is so easy to go from sitting up position to laying down which is great. It never fails when we walk my little one falls asleep and this way I can recline him and not worry about his neck.

I love the Zapp Flex Stroller by Quinny! It's lightweight and very easy to push. Its small enough for city living. I can travel down the small side walks in Boston without a problem. The seat can face outward or toward you. The padding is machine washable. It also has a few levels that your baby recline to the seat for when your baby is sleeping. The canopy is very large and can even extend out more. It has a good size basket underneath to carry things. I wish it came with a cup holder though.

This stroller was quick and easy to put together. My husband and I assembled it in less than 10 minutes. There is TONS of storage room underneath the stroller which is great for me! The stroller moves very easily and the brake is easy to put on if needed. I love strollers that aren't hard to push, and this one fits! It also has adjustable straps, shade from the sun, easy disassemble and folds down small enough to store nicely. This is important because if you are traveling with a child you know the struggles of having a stroller fold up easily and the ability to make it compact is important! My daughter is 3 now so we face the stroller forwards but the really amazing thing is that it's able to be turned around to face you! It's so important when you are able to have a multiple purpose purchase - front and back facing stroller AND can pair with a car seat. Buying this stroller is more of an investment and as a parent, it's so important to choose wisely!

When I first opened the box I was pleasantly surprised that the assembly of the stroller was very minimal... just pop the wheels on! At first I really struggled when figuring out how to open and fold the stroller but I got the hang of it after just a couple times and it was very easy after that. I love the look and feel of the stroller, so sleek... and the canopy? Big win! Out of all the strollers I've owned (I'm a self-proclaimed stroller junkie), I'd have to say this is one of the largest canopy's I've seen, there's great coverage from sun and rain. There's a storage basket underneath but is too small for my big diaper bag, but that's to be expected for a stroller this size. My one complaint as a mom of two is that it can't be unfolded or folded with just one hand, but there aren't too many strollers out there that can be. One thing that's nice about this stroller is that it doesn't stick out too far out front so I don't feel like I'm taking over a ton of space in stores with it and I can see where I'm going. Overall, this is a great stroller, especially if you want something compact that doesn't take up much space in the trunk (I have umbrella strollers that take up more room!). Pros: - Compact - Easy to adjust straps - Large Canopy - Easy to maneuver - The seat reclines - No need to take off the seat to fold it - Folds compactly Cons: - Requires both hands to fold and unfold - Limited storage underneath

Easy to put together, well built with high quality materials. Handles are a nice compliment, easy to push.

The Quinny stroller is great! We live in the city, so the fact that this is light, highly maneuverable and folds up into a compact size suits our urban lifestyle perfectly. I admit we had to practice folding and un-folding the Quinny a few times when we first got it, but it's really pretty simple -- just three steps! The stroller moves smoothly and takes tight turns like a champ. Plus, the brakes are very sturdy and simple to operate with just a step (great when your hands are otherwise full!). The under-stroller storage is great, and I like that it can be easily detached to be cleaned if needed. Would definitely recommend this to friends or anyone looking for a lightweight, easy to "drive" stroller.

My 1 yo seems very comfortable in this stroller, even on long walks. For me, I appreciate that the stroller moves so easily, far better than traditional umbrella strollers. And it reclines so easily, and pretty far, for when the little one falls asleep. My favorite feature is the brake (right rear wheel) and the brake release (left rear wheel) because it's so easy to push either side, no pulling involved. Very cool. The folding and unfolding of the stroller can be difficult, particularly if you're holding a little one at the same time. Not a deal breaker for me though, since I don't haul it in my car often. Overall, it's the easiest to assemble of all 3 strollers we've owned, and certainly the most sleek looking :)

The first thing that I loved about this stroller was how it looked. It doesn't look like it is made with cheap plastic and looks comparable to other very high end strollers. I also live in an area where the wheels have to be very sturdy. They are big and chunky which roll right over uneven pavement and stone. I have seen another stroller that costs about $1000 and this one is very comparable. It has a sun canopy, rain cover, folds up small and is very lightweight compared to others with the same look. The lightweight piece is key for traveling which I do a lot of, so I am loving it for that. The downsides are that the underbasket is small and can't hold many groceries which I often use it for... Also, you can't hang bags off the back of it because it could flip since it is so lightweight.

this stroller looks so nice and people are always asking me about it when I'm out. There are no other strollers out there that look anything like this! It is amazing for travel or every day trips because it folds up so small but still has great features that you wouldn't get on an umbrella stroller. The seat can be switched out so it can face you or face forward. You can also snap a car seat on it and it includes the adapters for Maxi-Cosi car seats. I didn't have it when my son was a newborn but I will save the adapters for the next baby. the hood is pretty large and the seat reclines very far back so it's also great for naps when you're out. my son slept through a really noisy restaurant in this stroller!