Jeep Unlimited Reversible Handle Stroller, Grey Tweed

Me encanta, me llegó en excelente estado, ha sido muy práctico para mí y el niño. Quería subir la foto para que la vieran pero no la encontre

Busqué muchas opciones de carriolas pero no llenaban mis expectativas hasta que encontré el cochecito jeep unlimite . Que es mango reversible, bastante amplio pero no exagerado y ajustable para usarlo desde bebé hasta niño más grande… si me gusto y lo recomiendo

I absolutely HATE this stroller. It’s so hard to maneuver, it always drifts to the side no matter how I lock the wheels. I thought it would be super convenient since it converts from rear facing to forward facing, but honestly, this stroller is horrendous! It just isn’t smooth to maneuver. I get stuck trying to turn it and it nerds too much effort yo controrl when steering around. Putting it together was somewhat easy. But then even trying to collapse the stroller. There’s so many little things that you have to do just to close it up. I also don’t like how there isn’t any storage cupholder type of thing on the handles which I thought that I could live without, but now I realize I just can’t. If I still had the box to the stroller, I probably would return it. Jeep should probably just stick to making cars….

I purchased this stroller about 4 years ago, for my then, 8 month old grandson. And is still currently being used.PROS:This is a sturdy stroller that's budget friendly and with ample room for growth. It is a little heavier than some but easy to fold and simple to put together.The top selling features for me was the reversible handle that allows u to push the child facing forwards or backwards. This comes in super handy especially if it gets too windy, too sunny, or too rainy.When facing each other it also gives a more intimate feel to our walks.I also love the height of the handle, which is a bit higher than most. I'm 5'7" so for me it was at a more comfortable height and my posture didn't suffer.The canopy/cover is made of a thick high quality fabric which is waterproof. It not only covers the stroller quite nicely, it keeps it protected from the elements if left outside.CONS:The one thing that is missing is a small window on top to see the child when facing forward. I also noticed that if the canopy is fully extended, it blocks my complete view of my grandson*WARNING- When switching the position of the handle from forward to backwards PLEASE watch out for little fingers. OUCH!!!

Muy amable el chico excelente lo llevo hasta mi puerta felicidades para el

I was specifically on the hunt for a stroller that would lay all the way flat for naps. This one definitely delivered on that. I also loved the fact that the handle was reversible and can be moved to have your baby facing you or away from you. These were two of the biggest reason why I purchased this stroller.A few items that could be A LOT better:- BASKET. The basket is so small and doesn't have enough space to put a diaper bag in there. I have to hang the diaper bag from the handle, which is fine when the seat is not fully reclined. If the seat is fully reclined, the diaper bag ends up hitting baby in the head/face while they sleep. Naturally if baby is fully reclined, I remove the bag from the handle and end up carrying a diaper bag that SHOULD fit somewhere in this stroller.- CANOPY. The canopy is too small. Doesn't provide enough shade. The description states it has an extension for extra coverage but it doesn't do that, it's just a tiny piece of extra material.-STROLLER SEAT. The seat doesn't fully come up to 90 degrees, so essentially your baby is sitting at a weird recline. My baby wants to sit fully upright to see the world and so he pulls himself up even further by holding onto the snack tray. This is dangerous because when he lets go, the seat belt pulls him back and he has hit his head a few times on the exposed metal frame in the inside of his seat (I've tried looking for something soft to cover those exposed sections but haven't found anything yet.) I saw another reviewer mention this expose metal, they even have pictures (that post wasn't listed when I was doing my research on strollers, had I seen it, it might have changed my mind).- CLOSING THE STROLLER. I read a few reviews on here where people were stating they had a hard time closing the stroller and they thought it was broken. IT'S NOT BROKEN. THE WHEELS NEED TO BE FACING OUT IN ORDER FOR THE STOLLER TO CLOSE SMOOTHLY. Before I purchased the stroller and I was conducting my research, I read someone's review where they had mentioned this exact thing. It was helpful to know ahead of time. You would think the manufacturer would mention this somewhere.One surprising fact, that I found by accident, was that I was able to lock the car seat (Graco brand) into the stroller's snack tray and it became a travel system.Overall I like this stroller for quick strolls around the block, a quick errand to the grocery store and for family parties (since it lays flat, I don't have to worry about finding a comfy place for baby to sleep) AND the lay flat seat is also helpful for diaper changes when you can't find a restroom or changing table.I wouldn't recommend this stroller for longer all day trips because there isn't enough storage space for all of baby's items, let alone parents items (no cup holders, I had to buy a separate one).One more thing - other reviews mention the stroller is weird to maneuver. When the handle is in its correct placement, maneuverability is fine. When the handle is reversed, so the baby is facing you, is when maneuverability is compromised; the turns you make are wider. Once I got used to the way the stroller moved, it became easier.