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Aura Select Travel System - Sierra (5501616A) | 
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| Manufacturer: Evenflo
Category: Baby Product
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Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 17444
Color: Sierra
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 47
Dimensions (in): 0.4 x 0.3 x 0.4
UPC: 032884141005
EAN: 0032884141005
ASIN: B000BM4OGS
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| Features:
| • | Includes covered storage, 2 cupholders and 1 tray; seat reclines | | • | Features convenient, stylish, patented "z" handle on ICS; 1-hand steer, 1-hand fold, ergonomic car seat handle | | • | Made of cotton and polyester | | • | JPMA Certified; auto fold lock on stroller; secondary lock for ICS Safety | | • | Maximum weight limit for stroller is 40 lbs.; ICS us 22 lbs.; infant seat head support assembly required; tools not needed | | • | Evenflo Travel System | | • | Charcoal |
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| Customer Reviews:
 Heavy, hard to adjust straps. March 30, 2008
Heidi C. Tyson
We have had this carseat since 2006, and I hate it. The stroller is ok for the most part. Everyone said to get a carseat with the z-handle, so we did. I don't know if I like the handle or not, because it is such a heavy carseat to lug around that the handle hardly seems to make a difference. It doesn't fit my kids very well for whatever reason....they are both long-waisted though, so maybe that is why. We have had a lot of trouble getting the base to remain "safe" in the car. Also, the straps are a little hard to adjust- I've gotten better at it with all the practice from two kids, but still....The stroller is also big and bulky, although I love the storage it has, and it has held up pretty well (we have not been gentle to it!) overall. But yes, the carseat is not so great. Perhaps the newer models have improved, since they seem smaller and hopefully a lot less heavy.
 AHHHH, nothing but problems! July 3, 2007
N. Vieu (chicopee, MA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I hate this stroller! Love the carrier until it was recalled, but it was easy to use and carry (a little heavey than others) and place on the stroller. On the other hand I absolutley hate the stroller, It rides with a shake, it got holes in the fabric the first month I was using it, the tray broke off and will not go back on and when taking a walk with my 1 year old the strap that holds the seat in a upright position snapped and my Daughter got whipped back! I do not recomend this product or brand, I have had nothing but problems with all evenflo products!!!
 Perfect car seat/stroller May 20, 2007
D. Schmitt
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
My son was born 3 months premature and when we finally got to bring him home he was on oxygen and monitors. This stroller system was perfect for us. Not only did it fit his o2 tank, heart monitors, extra tank, diaper bag, etc... it was light weight and easy to maneuver. The car seat is really comfortable for him too - he falls asleep just about every time he's in it. This is a great system - lots of storage space and very easy to use.
Car seat is difficult to adjust December 30, 2006
J. Wild (Los Angeles, CA USA)
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
The stroller in this travel system is pretty good but I have a problem with the car seat. I find it very difficult to adjust the straps to keep them fitting snugly on my daughter. To start with you have to adjust them in the back which is awkward to reach anyway (especially in the car) and it takes so much strength to pull them tighter it's almost impossible for me to do (loosening them is easy enough). Even my husband has a very hard time tightening the straps. I would recommend getting a car seat that allows you to adjust the tightness of the straps easily in the front.
Great stroller December 11, 2006
A Happy Mommy (Maui, HI)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
I really like this stroller system. The car seat works very well and we used the infant carrier until my son hit the weight restrictions. When I purchased it I was concerned that it might be too heavy and I didn't find that to be the case. It folds up and down really easily and I can lift it into the car quickly with little effort. I have noticed that the fabric under the stroller (which you never see) is starting to wear thin from putting it in and out of the car, but it's not an issue for me. This is a really good stroller.
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