ChiccoCorso LE Modular Quick-Fold Stroller - Studio | Black

This is the best stroller I’ve ever used it’s so convenient and it has shocks so it’s super smooth.

***** updated review after 1.5 weeks:I still think the wheels on this is great, but there are some features or lack of that bug the crap out of me!1) there is no peekaboo window in the canopy. Didn’t seem like a feature I was looking for, but without it, I have to stop every 2-4 minutes and check on my kid! Is she drooling? Sleeping? Head tilted wrong?! Who knows!2) no parent tray. Didn’t seem big? But it’s annoying to put ur phone or something u need all the way in the basket. Had to get an add on attachemrnt for this3) the seat doesn’t fully recline . I’ve seen other strollers u can convert the seat into bassinet mode, which would have been better .***********************************************I can’t believe there aren’t more reviews about this stroller- it.is.amazing! Especially considering the key fit is one of the most popular car seats... this works so well with it!We were given a hand me down baby jogger stroller from friends, and thought why not try it out? We purchased the adapter bar for our chicco key fit car seat. However I never liked how secure it felt with the adapter bar, and the stroller itself didn’t have great wheels, maneuverability, or handle height.So even though we had a whole travel system-I bought this 4 months in- and it satisfies all our issues! Took it out first time to our park, and even went “off road” through the grass and trails, and the wheels were great! The shock absorbing feature is a nice added bonus. The brakes on this thing are serious! Even though we were going uphill, felt light as a feather to push.But my fav feature is that I really feel like this is a “grow with me “ type stroller. We also have the chicco caddy frame, that clocks into the car seat- which is light and convenient, but 1) only lasts the weight of the car seat , and 2) it’s soooo much work to get them strapped in the car seat just for a walk in the park!I love how this will work at any age and stage. The seat pops out, and/or can recline to a full bassinet style bed. And as the baby grows ( or their mood) can be changed to different angles of upright, forward facing, or rear facing. And if you want to use the car seat, it comes with a much sturdier bar attachement.Easy to assemble, easy to fold away. It is somewhat big, but as expected with this kind of capacity.One request to chicco- would love to have an adjustable handle ( like the key fit caddy) since mom and dad are about a foot difference in height ;) also wish they sold a bassinet bed attachment for newborns.

After nine months of daily use, I can confidently say this stroller checks all the boxes—and it’s so underrated! First of all, it’s beautiful. The sleek black design with leather serials turns heads—we get compliments on it all the time. Living in Hawai‘i, we needed something that could handle different terrains, from city sidewalks to gravel paths, and this stroller delivers. The large rubber tires make it perfect for “off-roading,” and it’s easy to clean, water-resistant, and super durable. Comfort was a top priority, and this stroller does not disappoint. My baby loves it. The seat has a lay-flat option that mimics a bassinet, which is perfect for naps on the go. The interior is soft and cozy, yet stylish. I also love that it can be forward-facing or parent-facing depending on the mood or stage of development. The infant car seat attachment made the newborn phase a breeze—it was so convenient and seamless. If I had to name one downside, it would be the size and weight—it’s a bit bulky and on the heavier side. But for what we wanted and needed (comfort, durability, versatility), it’s absolutely perfect. We did end up getting a lightweight travel stroller for quick errands and flights, but this is our go-to for long walks, the farmers market, and big outings where comfort and naps matter most. It comes with a cup holder, the car seat adapter, and a HUGE basket on the bottom. It’s has everything you need and nothing you don’t. We absolutely love this stroller and highly recommend

I love this stroller. It feels very expensive but not expensive price tag.

Like most first-time moms, I spent hours researching strollers. Overall I am very happy with our Corso LE! It's just like the UPPAbaby Cruz for half the price. We originally purchased the Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 and were very disappointed with the quality. Went back to the drawing board and ended up with the Corso LE. I was shocked by how much nicer it is for basically the same price as the Baby Jogger, and I'm glad we didn't shell out a ton of money for the UPPAbaby.Pros:-Overall, materials seem very sturdy and high-quality. The frame is sturdy and the seat cushion (with infant insert) is nice and cushiony. The leather handle is a nice touch, and easy to wipe clean.-The wheels and suspension are excellent - almost like a jogging stroller. Baby gets a smooth ride on bumpy sidewalks, roads, and grass.-Adjustable shocks!! What?! So fancy. They work beautifully for switching between smooth surfaces and uneven grassy-type surfaces.-My little one (almost 4 months) seems very comfy in the stroller seat. I love the infant insert and the fact that it can recline enough for a newborn with no head control. My little one started using the stroller seat at about 2 months old.-Great canopy coverage with a mesh vent for air flow.-It's super easy to adjust the seat and switch from seat to car seat adapter.-Car seat clicks in flawlessly (we have the KeyFit 35).-With the car seat adapter, baby can face you or face out. This didn't seem like a big deal to me at first, but it's come in so handy on walks when we turn a corner and the sun is suddenly right in baby's face. We just flip the car seat the other direction and problem solved!-Fold and unfold is incredibly easy, you only need one hand, and the handle stays off the ground when folded (such a pet peeve of mine!).-It's lightweight - It's actually easier to lift in and out of the car than my baby in the car seat.-The basket is HUGE and easy to access from front or back. It has easily fit my large purse, Itzy Ritzy Boss backpack, a couple blankets, and could fit more.Cons:-When folded, it is very bulky. I wish it folded smaller. If you have a small car, make sure to measure your trunk!-For this price, I wish there was a parent tray included (we purchased the Skip Hop add-on parent organizer and it fits perfectly and looks nice with this stroller's aesthetics).-The included parent cup holder tends to fall off.-It's not possible to buy a child tray! Why, Chicco?? I can see this being an issue as my little one gets older.-You can't fold the stroller with the seat facing backwards. So every time we put the stroller away or get it out, we have to switch the seat direction.-The wheels are terrible on gravel. Stick to grass, hard dirt paths, or paved surfaces.-The handle height is not adjustable. I am 5'6", partner is 6'0", and the height works for us. I do wish it could extend out just a bit more - sometimes I will kick the back of the stroller as I am walking, as the handle is just a bit too close.Overall, we are happy with our purchase and would buy again!