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Compass Sedan Ride Magnesium Stroller | 
 enlarge | Brand: Compass
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: $119.99
Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 10962
Color: Blue Sky
Batteries Included: No
Maximum Weight Recommendation (lbs): 40
Shipping Weight (lbs): 17.5
Dimensions (in): 10.3 x 22.5 x 32
Model: S330-BSK
UPC: 022791298374
EAN: 0022791298374
ASIN: B000HI0N52
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Full recline magnesium stroller weighs just 14 pounds! | | • | One hand fold and upfold, no bending over! | | • | Four wheel independent suspension, 5 point safety harness and thick padding provides a comfortable, safe ride for baby! | | • | Adjustable handle, tray for baby and parent tray | | • | Compass; Lightweight; 5 Point Harness; Infant Seat Attachment |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Compass Sedan Ride Stroller Do you want a true carriage stroller, that is, one that offers a full recline, that looks great on walks around the neighborhood, but does not strain your back when you lift into the back of the mini-van or trunk? Introducing the Compass S330 Sedan-Ride Stroller! The S330 uses an innovative lightweight magnesium frame instead of aluminum or steel to keep the weight of the entire stroller at 17 pounds! Compass uses only metal posts in its strollers to deliver high quality tracking for the life of the stroller. It will not deform when the stroller runs into a curb. And the metal posts have been coupled with rubber tires! It's easy to use, folds and unfolds with one-hand, and stands when folded on rubber bumpers to protect the frame from being scratched by the ground. It has a handle to help when lifting and features the same great padding found in all Compass products! The S330 has a 5 point harness to protect your child.
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| Customer Reviews:
 stroller April 29, 2008
N. Poillon (medford oregon)
I love this stroller. It has lots of padding so it seems very comfortable. the end of the seat folds up so my granddaughter can play with her toys and not have them fall out the leg holes. she is just sitting on her own and doesn't use these holes yet. Truly a one handed fold and stands up on it's own.
 OK for $36.00 November 29, 2007
R. Sherry (Getzville, NY)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
We found this stroller about 9 months ago for a bargain price on Amazon. I had already bought a bigger one and wanted something to use for quick stops at the mall, etc. Pro's - it has a nice large roomy seat for the baby and now that he is 15 months, it is a great size for him; it has a nice stand and while folded, it actually will stand up fairly well; The basket is a nice size; and the compartments on top are very nice. Con's - it is a bit difficult to fold up and open; I am almost positive the seat belt fastener has hidden teeth that bite every time I fasten it (I pinch myself badly about 50% of the time); it doesn't turn well (is not good for walks on any sort of uneven ground or uneven sidewalks); if I put a little pressure on it while turning, the whole thing just bends like all the joints are loose!! For $36, I think it was an OK deal. For $129, I think you could do much better. I kind of wish I went for the Graco Metrolite line. Good luck!
Almost perfect stroller May 12, 2007
KD
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I really LOVE this stroller. It is almost the perfect lightweight stroller. I looked for quite a long time and when I found this one, decided to give it a try. Very easy to fold, very easy to maneuver, lightweight, large basket that is easy to get to, nice adjustable handles, wonderful adjusting canopy, GREAT padding, and great recline for sleeping baby, almost flat, and the car seat which I purchased separately locks in nicely, and when used with both canopies (one from stroller and one from car seat) completely encloses baby. The only complaint I have is the usual cupholder size for adult (not wide enough to hold a good size water bottle) and child (not quite deep enough). Otherwise a great buy!!! Look no further!!
great lightweight stroller April 18, 2007
L. Norris
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
This is as light as an umbrella stroller but performs like a big bulky one. I will be able to use it as my grandson grows. I would recommend this to my friends.
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