| | |  | Single Strollers | | Home » | | | | | | | Description: | | Contours Lite Plus Stroller Defines the Shape & Style of Today's Parents. Its Lightweight Frame & Low Resistance Sporty Front Swivel Wheels Make Getting Around Town Trouble Free. Includes iPod Dok with Speaker to Play iPod & iPod Mini. 6in Front Single Swivel & 8in Rear Wheels for Low Resistance Strolling. Child Snack Tray with Extra Large Drink Holder Rotates & Removes for Easy Access. Removable Parent Cup Holder for Drinks While on the Go. features Multi-Position Reclining Seat Back Stroller Easily Folds with Triggers and Remains Upright After Folding Using the Free-Stand Design Adjustable Canopy Removable Infant Head Rest with Soft Micro Fleece Fabric Height Adjustable 5 pt Harness with Reflective Trim has Sleeves for Safety and Comfort Large Basket Accommodates All Baby's Gear Seat Accommodates up to 35 lbs. | | | Features: | |
• 6" single front swivel wheels and 8" rear wheels for easy maneuvering
• For babies comfort a multi-position reclining seat and removable infant head rest
• Convenient free-stand folds so stroller remains upright
• Large basket accommodates all babies¿ gear
• Adjustable 5-point safety harness
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 32.25 inches | | Product Width:
| 19.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 36.5 inches | | Product Weight:
| 15.5 pounds | | Package Length:
| 30.4 inches | | Package Width:
| 16.9 inches | | Package Height:
| 8.8 inches | | Package Weight:
| 18.8 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 30 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
Average Customer Review:
Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers.
 Front wheel design flawAug 10, 2008
There was much that I initially liked about this stroller. It has a nice overall design, and it's a good size. However, there appears to be a major design flaw in the front wheels, and they lock up continuously. Initially it only happened on somewhat rough surfaces, but now it's constant. We've reached a point, after only about 7 months of use, that we have to get a different stroller, because it won't go for more than a few feet without the front wheels locking up, unless we're on a perfectly smooth surface. I've noticed that most strollers have double front wheels on each side, and I regret not having taken note of this before I bought this stroller. The apparatus that holds the wheels in place is just a snap on part, that wobbles easily, and that also appears to add to the problem with the wheels.
There is also little back support, so my daughter tends to slouch in this stroller. The back is held in an upright position by a strap that is adjustable, but since the back is made of what seems to be corrugated plastic, it bows, and between that and the strap, it stays in a somewhat reclined position rather than solidly upright.
 Just OK ...Aug 01, 2008
My daughter was 10-months-old back when I bought this stroller for her in May. For the first 2-3 weeks it seemed to handle bumpy sidewalks rather well but after I had it for about a month, it seems like it's harder to navigate. The front wheels go in different directions and don't seem as supportive as before which makes it difficult to get up and down the sidewalk. The stroller also squeaks which can be rather annoying so maybe I need to lube the wheels; I don't think I should even have to do that though being the stroller is only 2.5 months old!
What drives me bonkers is the strap for lowering and raising the seat; it's one of those straps that you have to pull tight or loosen. Like others have said, the snack tray is awkward as my daughter really has to pull herself up to reach it and it blocks her view while riding.
There's a cup holder on top for Mommy or Daddy and it holds drinks well with minimal spilling. As for the iPod speaker/dock I have not used it yet but I do think it's nice to have with a side pocket for it on the awning. There is ample room in the bottom net for storage and it's easy to get to what you need down there even with your child in the stroller.
All in all it's a great looking stroller but I think the price is a little high for what you get.
Missing partsJul 22, 2008
I paid for overnight shipping through Amazon, which worked great -- except that my stroller is missing a rear axle. I called customer service, and they're sending a new one, but it will take over a week to get it.
So much for overnight service.
 Exactly what I was looking forJul 18, 2008
After a very lengthy lightweight stroller search, I finally decided on this one after reading its great reviews. It is just what I had in mind. What made it even better was that I ordered it one day and received it at my doorstep the very next.
It is very lightweight and folds up very easily and compact. It seems comfortable for my 10 month old, she doesn't mind being in it. The sun canopy actually covers what it needs to, unlike many other strollers. The stroller is very smooth and easy to push. My husband had no idea what I was ordering but once it got here, he was very happy with it as well.
My only complaint, which I had read in other reviews before I bought it, is that the tray does seem a little high for my daughter right now.
Overall though, this is a great stroller and I'm so glad I purchased this one instead of one that was twice the cost.
Exactly what I expected.Jul 05, 2008
The product is exactly what I expected, easy to assemble (just the wheels)
the iPod DOK works great. The child fits comfortably and the straps keep the baby secure. Easy rolling and strolling.
| | |
|
