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Graco Quattro Tour Travel System with SnugRide in Marlowe | 
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| Brand: Graco
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $249.99
Buy New: $219.99
You Save: $30.00 (12%)
New (2) from $219.99
Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 669
Color: Marlowe
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 26.6
Dimensions (in): 30 x 16.9 x 41
MPN: 7B10MLW3
Model: 7B10MLW3
UPC: 047406090877
EAN: 0047406090877
ASIN: B000WJI77C
Release Date: September 5, 2007
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Aluminum welded frame for maximum durability , accepts up to 50 lbs child | | • | Parent organizer tray with storage compartment and 2 cup holders | | • | 4-Position, flat reclining seat with combination 3 or 5 pt harness | | • | SnugRide Infant Car Seat with 5-Point harness and Energy Absorbing Foam Liner (EPS) | | • | Front swivel wheels with locks and suspension |
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Product Description
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 Stroller, SafeSeat Infant Car Seat and a stay-in-car adjustable base. The stroller's 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 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. Stroller Features: - Extended weight limit holds child up to 50 lbs. to last past the toddler years
- Easy access drop-down basket lets you reach in without disturbing reclined child
- Rotating canopy with peek-a-boo window and sun visor shades your child from any direction
- One-hand gravity fold with storage latch is a cinch to close ? the stroller does all the work!
- Aluminum welded frame for maximum durability and years of use
- Deluxe parent storage tray with two cup holders
- Multi-position, flat reclining seat and flip-up bassinet so Baby can rest
- Child's tray with cup/snack holder pivots open for easy stroller entry
- Lockable front swivel wheels with suspension for a smoother ride
- Convertible 3-point and 5-point harness grows with your child
- Easy one-touch foot
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Great car seat, stroller too big, would do it differently next time December 4, 2008
Logan
I purchased the quattro tour travel system a few months ago, and realized the stroller is a lot bigger than I expected, it takes up almost the entire trunk of my car.
The SnugRide car seat is great, but I realized that the Graco SafeSeat can handle a higher infant weight (30lb instead of the 22lbs the SnugRide handles).
If I had to do it over again, I would purchase the SafeSeat Car seat with the Graco Car Seat Stroller Frame which is much more lightweight than the regular stroller
 Graco stroller November 26, 2008
Lindsay M. Osheroff
I love this stroller and was happy to find it for much cheaper on Amazon than in the stores. However, when it arrived at my house, the box was mangled and had oil all over it, some of which had leaked onto the stroller itself and stained the car seat. So while I love the stroller, I am unhappy about the condition it arrived in and the fact that I had to clean it thoroughly before I could use it.
 Wonderful travel system November 11, 2008
Desert Rose (Brandon, FL USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
When we began shopping for a travel system for our son, safety was our primary qualification. The SnugRide car seat has consistently been rated the safest infant carseat, and the base makes transitioning the baby from the car to anywhere else a breeze. We purchased an additional base for our second car (a wonderful investment!) Built with bicycle technology, the stroller has excellent shock absorption and steering. The basket holds ALOT, too. Our stoller goes with us everywhere, from shopping trips to church to hiking in the Smokey Mountains. Although it is now 20 months old, the stroller still works like new. It folds and unfolds easily with one hand, but it is a little bit bulky to lift into the car (the ONLY drawback). We continue to be thrilled with our purchase and highly recommend the quattro tour stroller and SnugRide carseat.
Fits my needs to a tee! October 7, 2008
katsachatter (Long Island, NY USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is my 3rd baby so I have learned a few things from the other two. If you need a stroller for shopping trips, get a snap and go (or the like). These travel systems aren't really practical for short trips to the grocery store.
I bought this travel system for walks around the neighborhood. What impressed me about it, is that it has two clips to keep your carseat in place. I haven't seen that anywhere else. I love the clock/temp display. I can time my walks, or make sure that I am home in time for my other children.
The clips, time/temp function.. all great attributes to this travel system. However if you are looking for portability.. go for a snap and go.
It's good and bad August 31, 2008
Balaji (CA USA)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
We bought this for our new born son. We used this for 4 1/2 months till now and found it good but at the same time very annoying.
Why is it good?
1) Lots of storage spaces
2) Temperature/Time display
3) Car Seat is very comfortable
4) The stroller seat was good and useful till my son was 3 months old.
5) Assembling is very easy.
Why is it annoying?
1) The car seat is too heavy. Forget about carrying it.
2) The travel system itself is huge. If I put it in my camry, it just leaves few space for grocery bags. If we go to costco and have to carry a box of grocery items, it will be too difficult.
3) The stroller is useless after 3 months. The seat works in two positions, flat and inclined. Flat: for new borns only. You will not be able to use it once your baby ages 4 months or old or if he/she grown 2 feet or more. You will start seeing the legs extended outside. This is fine. But the inclined position is totally useless: If you put your baby in the inclined position, your baby will be literarly hanging with just one belt which is going in between the thighs. It looks very dangerous as it looks like if the baby hits one button accidently the entire belt system will get unhooked. So we really hate to use it as a regular stroller.
4) It has too big wheels and so you will find very difficult to take it around aisles in shops.
5) The stroller is too big that we were not able to cover it completely with blanket when taking the baby outside in a windy day. Even if you cover it, there is no hooks where we can hook the blanket so always expect for the blanket to fly away.
I hope you found this review useful. If you really like the carseat and ok with the stroller and its size, go for it.
Thanks!
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