Customer Reviews

Chicco Trevi Stroller

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I purchased the Trevi stroller to reduce the amount of space my previous chicco stroller took up in my small SUV. I wanted a stroller with all the options of the larger ones without taking up so much room. I got exactly what I wanted with the Trevi stroller. It has a drink holder for mom, cup holders for the child and tray, and a good size basket for your stuff while shopping. The handles are also good to hang bags or your purse. In addition to all those great features it pushes and rolls like a dream! I can manuever through shopping departments easily and my son (18 mths) never complains in the stroller so I know he is comfy too. The back adjustment is wonderful too, so easy to use! I am completely satisfied with this stroller. In my opinion you cant go wrong with Chicco.

I purchased this stroller to use with my daycare kids. At first I loved it. I could fit almost any infant carrier in it, it has a cup holder, a basket, its great for tall people, and it folds up like an umbrella stroller. It hasn't even been a year and already I am having problems with it. Mostly it is just the wheels. For some reason the front wheels won't turn or they will turn but then will get stuck that way. Its so very frustrating to be in the middle of a store or crossing a street and the wheel just gets stuck sideways and it won't move. I don't know if I am doing something wrong or maybe I have a defective stroller but this is the second type of stroller like this that has done that to me. So good luck and I hope your trevi works out better for you.

We purchasd this stroller for 23 month old daughter on our family vacation to Italy. We knew we were going to have extremely long days, and quite a bit of car travel, and there was no way we could get our Graco travel system to fit in a European car with all of our luggage. We wanted something that would recline and have room for snacks on the go, so many of the smaller umbrella strollers were out of he question. This stroller was quite convenient: it was not too heavy (but not as light as I had liked), had a sunshade, a snack tray and a basket. One inconvenience was that the wheels were a bit big and we had to take them off at the airport security checkpoints and to fit it into our car. The wheels were great on the cobblestone, sand, ec. Other than that, it was great. My daughter slept in it through our visits to museums and it was sturdy enough to held several bags when we did our shopping. It was sturdy enough to be carried (with our daughter in it ) over the counless Venetian bridges. The sunshade and basket underneath were a bit small, but the sunshield covered her face while it was reclined and the basked held quite a few things. The major thing I did not like was the color. It really looks just like the picture: it is a faded jean color (like those used in the 80's) with brownish orange accents and pillows. Had I known, I would have definately paid the extra $15 for the Orange one, I thought it was the picture that wasn't doing it justice.

I bought this just like everyone else - my travel system Cortina was just a bit too bulky to store in the back of the SUV, wanted something more convenient but didn't like the typical umbrella strollers. Adjustable headrest, footrest and tray were important to me. I haven't had any trouble with steering one handed, or with any of the wheels like I read some people had trouble with. The only negative: the small impractical sunshade.

is not very comfortable for smaller vehicles, also has a problem with the wheels do not cross and full rubber handle on where you move a break with ease. I've seen the same car several people and the same thing happens. In addition to buy it thinking it was practical, small and large is not in my car so I had to buy another