Customer Reviews

Evenflo Aura Stroller - Cumberland

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As a new grandmother, I am delighted with this stroller. I assembled it in a split second by myself and with no tools. It is solidly built. It runs smoothly and comfortably. It is super easy to steer. It has more than adequate storage and well thought out amenities such as baby and adult cupholders' enclosed wipee storage (so the wipes don't dry up or to hide your house keys if you're strolling w/o your purse); one hand steering that really steers. I love the coloring. It is soft and child-like yet gender neutral. Padding is soft, fabric parts can be removed for laundering (haven't tried it yet, but it looks easy enough). It is easy to open and close and reclines for napping. It is light enough for this grandmother to get in and out of the car, but heavy enough to be sturdy.

For a newborn, since this is a stroller big enough for a 40-lb child, I would recommend one of those supports that cuddle tiny babies. You don't really need it for security, but it adds an extra level of comfort for the tiny baby. (I like Kiddopotamus & Co Snuzzler Complete Head And Body Support)especially if you didn't order the carrier/car seat that fits this stroller.

The stroller has the standard 3 point waist restraint (2 adjustable belt straps that buckle securely into a support that goes between the baby's legs. It's wider towards the waist (like an inverted triangle) to hold the belly softly, then tappers towards the legs). The restraint is very secure and easy to adjust since the baby's tray slides out of the way to allow you front access while settling the baby in.

Very pleased with this stroller thus far. We had a travel system, the Portabout by Evenflo for our first 2 kids. This is for baby #3. The carseat from this first system is in good condition but our original stroller has too many miles on it and wanted something sturdier. I called Evenflo to ask what strollers I could buy that would be compatible with my carseat. The Aura was one of 2 and so I chose this one. My fabrics don't match (though the plastic does) after 5 years but not a huge deal. This stroller is basically the same as the one I was pleased with for 5 years. A few improvements include the tray that folds back and swings out rather than awkwardly comes off, and it seems to be taller overall, which will please my husband who is 6'5". I put it together in less than 1/2 hour with no problems. I look forward to having the same longevity with this stroller as we did with our first one.

My 4 year old is 60lbs and almost 4 foot tall. She is a very big little girl and this stroller is the largest stroller I have found for about a $100 after searching for 6 months.
There are larger strollers out there but they run around $300 dollars. That is completely out of my budget for something I may use 3 times a year.
The material is durable, the storage is ample, and the sun cover is large. The stroller is rated to 50lbs I believe but it holds her just fine. Would recommend to ant parent with a large toddler.

This stroller although out-of-stock and out-dated, I was happy to have found it still circulating because I currently have the carseat that goes with it. Its very good to have because of its different compartments. The only down fall is that it is bulky and heavy. Without a car to store the stroller in the trunk, its not good to use on the bus. However, it does what it supposed to do, stroll the child.

I can't be happier whis this buy, great product, good deal, great brand, you don't have to brake your pocket buying a expensive stroller at a specialized baby's store when you can get the same product for a fraction of the price

I have only owned this stroller for two months and already the front tray has broken off the hindge. It is very hard to open, not at all easy as it says. Would not recommend this stroller!