I just took my 16-month-old, 22-pound daughter on a plane trip with this seat and the whole trip was MUCH smoother than a previous trip on which I had taken her regular car seat. After a little practice it is pretty easy to convert from a stroller to a car seat and back while the baby is sitting it it, which is a lifesaver for the godawful painful process of getting through security. I could leave her strapped in the stroller until I had all my various items unpacked and on the belt, convert it to a seat, set it up and on the table, take her out, then slide the seat through with one hand; much better than having to hang on to her with one hand while I try to collapse and hoist a regular stroller onto the belt with the other. It steers very easily with one hand, and although it has hardly any basket, the accessory sack that you can buy separately is very roomy, handy, and lightweight, simple to stuff into a small suitcase. The stroller even rolled (snugly) down the Economy class... Read more

We purchased this stroller because we traveled a lot and needed something compact and easy for traveling. After DD turned 7 months old we haven't looked back and have used this everyday. She is now 19 months old, weighs 22 pounds, and it holds up fairly well. I've traveled alone with her and this stroller has made it a whole lot easier! I would definitely purchase this again we couldn't be more satisfied!

Here are my pros and cons:

1.Makes traveling easier.

2.Durable the fabric is easy to clean

3.Well padded

4.Is easy to operate once you get the hang of opening and closing it.

5.When you close it the wheels are covered by the plastic so if they are dirty it will not mess your car's seats.

Cons:

1.Can be a bit heavy once your child is over 20 lbs

2.The wheels are small but are durable enough..difficult to tread in gravel and doesn't have much friction.

3.The foam handles tend... Read more

My wife and I travel a lot. This seat has seen London, Paris, and Buenos Aires - all with our little dude riding like a king.

Fly to London, stroll to and on the Tube, use as a booster seat at a restaurant in Piccadilly, stroll around South Kensington. To go home, just pull up the wheels to become a carseat and slide the seat into the taxi. Pull the standard seatbelt over the front and lock down.

This carseat/stroller has taken a beating and it is still going. Highly recommended!

Pros:
Versatility
Don't have to chech the stroller at the gate
Resilient
Looks very comfy

Cons:
A bit hard to pull wheels up/down for my wife
Barely squeezes down the aisle of the plane (watch fingers)

Impressive engineering. It earned its value during the first trip.