Graco Quattro Tour Deluxe Travel System with Snugride32, Townsend

by Graco

• Accepts all Graco SnugRide, SnugRide 32 and Infant Safe Seat Car Seats
• Extended weight limit holds child up to 50 pounds to last past the toddler years
• Multi-position reclining seat keeps comfy
• Aluminium welded frame for maximum durability
• Car Seat accepts children rear facing to 32 pounds

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

Get more out of outings with the ultimate in comfort travel system that's well built, ultra-convenient and extra-comfortable. The three-piece set includes a Quattro Tour Deluxe Stroller, SnugRide32 Infant Car Seat and a stay-in-car adjustable base. The stroller's durable, maneuverable aluminum frame holds a child up to 50 pounds for years of use. Just one hand folds it and gravity does the rest, because you don't need to work any harder than you already do. Other life-simplifying features include a deluxe parent tray with one cup holder for your water bottle and another for your well-deserved iced mocha. There is a multi-position, flat reclining seat with flip-up bassinet so Baby can rest comfortably anywhere, and a drop-down storage basket that lets you reach in for your gear even when the seat is fully reclined. The rotating peek-a-boo canopy, removable head support, and child's tray with cup/snack holder that pivots open for easy stroller entry to keep Baby comfy and content. The Quattro Tour Travel System has everything you need to feel like a supermom without working like one.

Product Description

Get more out of outings with the ultimate in comfort travel system thats well built, ultra-convenient and extra-comfortable. The three-piece set includes a Quattro TourDeluxe Stroller, SnugRide32 Infant Car Seat and a stay-in-car adjustable base. The strollers durable, maneuverable aluminum frame holds a child up to 50 lbs for years of use. Just one hand folds it and gravity does the rest, because you dont need to work any harder than you already do. Other life-simplifying features include: A deluxe parent tray with one cup holder for your water bottle and another for your well-deserved iced mocha. A multi-position, flat reclining seat with flip-up bassinet so Baby can rest comfortably anywhere, drop-down storage basket that lets you reach in for your gear even when the seat is fully reclined. A rotating peek-a-boo canopy, removable head support, and child's tray with cup,snack holder that pivots open for easy stroller entry to keep Baby comfy and content. Recommended Use: Stroller: For child up to 50 lbs Car Seat: Rear-facing for infants up to 22 lbs less than 29" The Quattro Tour Travel System has everything you need to feel like a supermom without working like one. Click here to view the manual

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

13 of 13 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Graco Quattro Tour Deluxe Travel System - Townsend June 8, 2010

By A. Fisher

Amazon Verified Purchase

After months of research on the best stroller, infant seat, travel system, etc., I decided on the Graco Quattro Tour Deluxe Travel System in the Townsend print. I have been nothing but pleased.
When I decided I wanted to go with the Graco Quattro Tour Deluxe Travel System, I was disappointed in the color and pattern selection available at several retail stores. A lot of Graco patterns are just too much. Crazy, loud prints, or very gender-specific colors. The Townsend pattern is lovely - understated brown and seafoam green, that will work easily with a boy or girl.
One of the main reasons for purchasing from Graco was the larger size infant seat - the Snugride32, which accommodates an infant up to 32" and 32lbs. Since my husband and I are both very tall, we assumed that we would have a large baby and wanted an infant seat that would accommodate her easily and for a long time. At birth she was 8 lbs and 21 1/4 inches long. Now, at 1 year, she is 19 lbs and 30" long. This infant seat has fit her perfectly the entire year. The straps are easy to adjust, and she loves the comfort of her infant seat. She falls asleep almost every time she's in the car because it's so comfortable. The hooks on the top for using with a seatbelt are also very handy to use. We each have a base in our car, but the few times we've had to take her in another car and had to hook her seat in using the car seatbelt, I have felt comfortable knowing that she is secure.
The only downside to the infant seat is that it is heavy, and somewhat awkward to carry.
The stroller is wonderful. As previously stated, both my husband and I are quite tall, and this stroller is a comfortable height for both of us. The cupholders and parent tray are so handy. My big Jackie-O sunglasses don't fit in the sunglass case, so I use it to hold the camera. Perfect size, and it keeps it handy. The child tray is awesome, too. Keeps her snacks close by, and the majority of the time she uses it as a foot rest. The storage basket on the bottom is very large - big enough to accommodate my enormous diaper bag, with plenty of room left over. Sometimes the basket sticks when you're trying to lower it, you just need to wiggle it a little. It is hard to access the basket when the stroller is fully reclined, so I usually just leave the basket down.
The stroller is quite large - I drive a small SUV (Mazda CX-7) and it fills almost the entire cargo area. But, that's the case with most all full-sized strollers. If you drive a car, try putting the stroller in upside down - it's a lot easier than trying to squish it in right-side up. My husband drives an Infiniti M35, and the stroller fits into his trunk easily, with plenty of room to spare, when placed upside down. The one hand fold is nice, but in reality, one hand fold on any stroller this size isn't that big of a deal - you're going to have to use both hands to get it into the car, anyways. It's nice, though, to be able to fold it quickly and easily if, per se, a valet is loading it into your car for you, or you're folding it down in a jetway when you're about to get on an airplane holding your baby and 6 other bags.
The only downside to the stroller is that the front wheels shake like crazy when you jog with it. I know that it isn't a jogging stroller - I have only jogged with it when crossing intersections, and the wheels shake so badly I fear that one of them will fall off. So cross any streets slowly and with extra caution.
I have used this stroller almost daily for over a year now, and have never had an issue. I would definantly recommend it to anyone.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Good quality, fast shipment, item as expected. September 21, 2009

By New Generation guy

Amazon Verified Purchase

We searched online for good travel system using reviews, then went and checked out the best rated models in store. I wish there would be more different colors of same model, but unfortunately if color is different then the fabric quality is different as well, so we went for for townsend, which we liked the best.

The assembly was fast and easy. Note this travel system comes with the base for the car seat as well. The car seat is very good, 'cause you don't need to adjust the belts on the back on the seat (as with some car seats) every time you put your child in it, you just pull the belt in front and that is it. 360grad radius of canopy on the stroller is very nice and sturdy. Cup holders is a very nice touch as well.

The stroller is a bit bid though, it is not the best size stroller to go shopping with the baby.

Over all I'd recommend this TS to everyone, check it out in stores (Burlington, Babysrus) and get it if you like it, it is a good choice for the money.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars great stroller nice pattern May 1, 2009

By Yael Claussen

Amazon Verified Purchase

I do like the stroller because it is very manueverable and handles curbs and bumpy roads well. My only complaint is that it is bulky and takes up most of the space in my SUV's trunk. Overall, well made and well worth the money.