Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

We bought this ride for our trip to Europe and a few cross country east coast jaunts. I have a 36lb 3 year old and a 14lb 4 month old. We've had this bad boy for about a week and I'm in love. 1. It's super light weight and it fits my tiny four month old (seat recline and straps on smallest setting) 2. Love that I can choose between cup holders and belly bar (though needs a cover-we already have sunscreen stains. I bought City Grips) 3. Lots of storage, love the cell phone holder on back of hood. 4. Easy to steer with 40+lbs (Easier then the double Summer umbrella and the Maclaren Twin). And my eldest (the size of a four year old, fits just fine. She wears a 4/5 to give you an idea. see pic for sizing) 5. Easy to fold, fits in my Subaru Forrester with space for diaper bag and groceries. I'll update my review after all our trips but for now I'm in love. I believe the price should be $50 cheaper because it doesn't fully recline (don't understand why, seems like a cheap upgrade regarding supplies and labor) and it needs seat covers/handle covers/strap covers/mommy clip. However, since my options were this or the Uppa Baby G-link, I'm happy Zoe exists. I wasn't about to pay $500 for an umbrella stroller. Maclaren isn't what it used to be and the Chicco and Summer options were hard to push and heavy. I obsessively read all the reviews, most are spot on. I'm curious to see how the wheels hold up. They look cheap but I'm willing to give them a spin. Here's to our new ride! To be continued...