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Chicco C6 Stroller Tangerine | 
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| Brand: Chicco
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $69.99
Buy New: $59.00
You Save: $10.99 (16%)
Rating:  53 reviews
Sales Rank: 1826
Color: Tangerine
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 6 months - 3 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 11
Dimensions (in): 33.5 x 19 x 39
MPN: 05061459200070
Model: 05061459200070
UPC: 049796602333
EAN: 0049796602333
ASIN: B000FFS9VM
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: In stock soon. Order now to get in line. First come, first served.
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| Features:
| • | Ultra lightweight aluminum stroller weighs only 11 lbs! | | • | Comfort and Security with a 2-position reclining seat and 5-point safety harness | | • | Front-wheel suspension make rough terrains smooth | | • | Compact umbrella style fold, carry bag and shoulder carry strap make travel a breeze | | • | Basket to keep necessities close |
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Product Description
Designed in Italy, the C6 has a rugged yet lightweight annodized aluminum frame that weighs only 11lbs but comes loaded with features you would only expect to find on a full-size stroller! The 2 position reclining seat provides comfort and security with a padded 5 point harness. The adjustable, roomier, round canopy protects from the weather. The basket provides storage for all the things your baby needs. The front swivel wheels make this stroller easy to maneuver. The all wheel suspension gives baby just the right ride. The stroller carry bag & shoulder carry strap make travel & storage convenient.Features: - Lightweight aluminum frame makes this stroller compact and highly maneuverable.
- Features a rounded, removable and adjustable sun canopy.
- 5-point safety harness with shoulder pads for extra comfort.
- Seat has two positions for baby's comfort.
- Front and rear suspension and lockable front swivel wheels provide a smooth ride.
- Comes with a carry bag, making travel and storage convenient.
- Recommended for age 6-36 months and up to 37 lbs.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 48 more reviews...
Great for travel, not long walks November 13, 2008
W. Michael (Albuquerque, NM United States)
This is an excellent stroller for traveling, carrying and pushing around airports, and fitting into small spaces. However, my husband and I both tend to kick the wheels. If the handles were more adjustable (a bit longer, too), this would not be a problem. Unfortunately, the handles are riveted in place, so it wouldn't be a quick fix to extend them.
 Great Little Stroller November 10, 2008
E. Murphy (Eugene, Or United States)
My husband and I got this stroller to replace the inexpensive umbrella stroller that we had for running in and out of stores. This stroller still has all of the benefits of an umbrella stroller, ie. it folds down and doesn't take up much room in our small car, but is much nicer to push and has a place to put a small diaper bag under the seat, our son also finds it to be much more comfortable to ride in. It's nice and sturdy, easy to operate, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a nice easily portable stroller.
Stylish, sturdy, good value November 6, 2008
D. Diamond (Houston, TX USA)
My son is 9 months old and we've been using this stroller for 3 months. We've taken it on an airplane as well as using it around the house and neighborhood nearly every day. It is lightweight, folds down and opens up easily (the locking clip improved a lot after some use) and I love the storage bag. When we gate checked it on the plane, it came back in great shape because the bag took all the abuse.
It steers really well. I can easily walk the dog or talk on the cell phone and push/steer it with only one hand. Also, the tires are a good size and can handle uneven pavement and choppy ground. The neighborhood I live in has some rugged terrain, and the wheels handle the challenge nicely.
My son is very comfortable in it and often falls asleep in it. It doesn't recline as much as some Maclaren strollers, but that hasn't been a disadvantage to us.
It does have a limited size basket underneath, but it doesn't tip over with a diaper bag or other bags hung on the handles, so that hasn't been a big inconvenience either.
I prefer the grips on the handles to the other curved handles of other strollers I "test drove" at the store. They seem to keep my hands cooler and are more comfortable to hold, but that's just my preference. You may find you like something else better.
My husband is 5'8" and I'm 5'4" and we don't have any problems with the height of the handles, though I do occasionally find myself kicking the wheels. However, I did notice that I have more trouble with that when I wear a certain pair of shoes.
The foot release to collapse this stroller is tough to unlatch with my foot, and if I'm wearing sandals (and in our hot climate I wear sandals a lot) I can't unlock it with my foot. I have to bend down and pop it open with my hand -- a definite drawback. However, it opens super fast and easy.
Lastly, I love the design of it. I am a design fanatic and it definitely looks stylish and I love the colors and fabrics it comes in. The unusual colors are a definite plus when you have to pick out your partner and stroller in a crowded airport. Its a standout!
Great little stroller October 4, 2008
N. A. Judge (Savannah, GA United States)
Our main stroller is a Bob (for walking and running) but, I wanted a stroller to keep in the car. I got the Trevi first, but it was just a little too big and heavy. The C6 is a perfect size for my Rav4 and my husband's Prius. Light, functional, great color (lime), and our boy (6 months old) seems to like it. I am 5'3" so the handles are fine, but I could see how someone taller would have a problem with stooping and kicking the back wheels. Great stroller for the price!
Good for Big Kids Too September 23, 2008
Jennifer (Greensboro, NC USA)
We bought this stroller when our son was 4.5 years old. We thought we were done with strollers but then I realized that it would be much easier to have a stroller at Disney World with a 4.5 year old so I did some research and came up with this one. I was very happy with it. We only used it that one trip but if you've been to Disney World you know how much mileage you can get out of a stroller. Extremely easy to fold and the carrying strap was great for the bus. The sun shade allowed our son to nap in the stroller while we sat in the shade and enjoyed people watching. I took clothespins and pinned his blankie to the sun shade to create a little more darkness for him to sleep in. Make sure you check the weight limits before buying. I think ours had a 50 pound limit but since our son is light it didn't matter. Also, the basket underneath is quite roomy.
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