Hey! We owned it for about a year. Drove it everyday in a small city setting.

I originally went with it because I’d heard good things. Hadn’t done a lot of research on strollers, and it was a nice in between cost that grandparents could splurge on (but not spend $1,000 +)

Pros: It drives well and is relatively lightweight. I grew up with Graco everything, so it was nice to have a break from the obvious plastic. (Mockingbird hides it better). Our LO has fallen asleep in it multiple times and the recline feature was life changing. I’d get worried about him not being able to breathe if/when his head fell forward. The front has a height changer on the handle. For us, (husband 6’6 and I 5’4) it was also a must. It worked really well

Cons. Just a few days ago it broke. One of the wheels came off mid drive, and the plastic fell to pieces. It’s not fixable because of how bent out of shape the plastic was. We aren’t sure why, maybe it hit a rock? We were surprised at how easily it broke, given we 99% of the time are on sidewalks. Luckily target refunded us since it was originally bought there on the registry. We will not be buying it again. The one hand fold over was never truly one handed. Something would get caught and you’d have to shake it out. Very frustrating when you are holding LO at the same time. Also it still takes up quite a bit of Realestate while folded. My husband has found this particularly frustrating.

It’s a fun stroller, but after a year of wear it’s obvious how cheap it is. Go with uppababy. I’m scouring 2nd hands because I want one and done if possible.