FastAction Fold Jogger Travel System

I have been using this system now for 2 months with my little one. The car seat was easy to install in the car and the click connect system is wonderfully easy to use! The car seat clicks right into the base in the car with no problems. Then I can easily transfer it to the stroller. I LOVE this jogging stroller. I have not used it for jogging at this point as my guy is still too little, but the stroller itself is great. I love that the car seat clicks right in. It is easy to open and easy to fold up, and has a great kickstand so it stands up while folded. As other reviewers have said, it is large and heavy. It does take effort to get it into the back of the car, and it does take up the majority of the back of my Rav4 (which has a spacious back). However, the stroller itself is so easy to push. The ride is smooth, and I am very glad to have it for afternoon walks that get me out of the house. If the size and weight are a problem, I would buy a Graco frame stroller as well or some other umbrella stroller for the car. I have not done that yet, but I do think that I might because the jogging stroller is great for the park and the zoo and other places like that, but it is large to push around a store. One last note, I am 5'10" and my husband is 6' and neither of us have any problems pushing this stroller. It seems to be a great stroller for tall people. No regrets with this purchase.

My wife and I love this stroller and car seat combo! We haven't had any flat tire issues like other reviews have mentioned. My son loves the car seat and my wife's exact words are "its the best!" Adjusting the straps is really simple with a button towards the front of the car seat. Press and hold the button, then tug on the shoulder straps for easy adjustments. It came with a newborn insert to help hold his head in place. The car seat quick connect base is amazing. I've always heard other friends who had kids talk about what a pain it is to move the car seat to one vehicle to the other. Not an issue here! The base straps connect to your vehicle in two spots, and thats it. Click it and done. Then the car seat slides into place. I love it! My advice, when installing the base, level it out first, connect the straps, then put your weight on the base and pull the straps tight. This locks the base in tight so it will not move at all. The stroller is big so its best to have a bigger vehicle like an SUV. We did get it to fit into a Toyota Corolla but it takes up the entire trunk space. Thats the only Con I have, but since it is big, it can hold extra items when in use. We put our son's baby bag underneath in the netted storage compartment which is great because it saves our backs from having to carry it. The stroller is so smooth when walking. It glides on the roads! The wheel locks work great. We also love the feature of the car seat clicking into the stroller. It seems like everything on this stroller is one click and done. The release button on the back of the car seat works without any issues and disconnects smoothly. Keep in mind, the top of the stroller does have a spot that clips in your phones BUT it does not work for the iPhone 6 or higher. Not sure if it works the iPhone 5. The clip is just a tad too small. The little compartment underneath the phone clip works great though. We store keys or baby items such as socks/gloves that we temporary took off the baby during the use of the stroller. Folding the stroller is another easy task. Disconnect the car seat from the stroller, reach down into the stroller seat, and pull up on the strap. Thats it! It folds up and locks in place. Then you can wheel it around and set it in place using its kickstand that keeps it upright. You won't regret this stroller!

I really like this stroller. It came pretty much assembled and it seems to be very good quality. The stroller is super smooth to roll around and the car seat has nice thick padding. The stroller is indeed very large, but I don't care about that. I had twins my last pregnancy, so I am used to pushing huge strollers around and I figure with only one baby to worry about, i will baby carry or use a cheap umbrella stroller if this feels to big for certain activities. Overall, i love this and cant wait to jog my baby around in it! I think it is definitely a good deal, and cant see what could be so much better about the 400 dollar strollers i compared this to. I just dont see much of a difference to make it worth spending that much money. Update: after using this for several weeks, I do find it to be pretty humongous for regular use. I have a Toyota Highlander, and it takes up most of the space in the back, even with the rear seats folded down. I have not started jogging with this yet since I still dont have the ok from the doc, but when walking on blacktop trails I do find that it seems to pick up every bump. I tried to go walking on a part of a gravelly road, and it was too bumpy, I had to turn around. I am kind of bummed, because I thought this would be good for dirt trails since i prefer trail running, but now I realize it will be too rough. I am not sure if other brands offer a smoother ride. Overall, it is still a pretty good stroller, but if I had to do it over again, I probably would have gotten a more expensive jogger. The car seat works great though and my son falls asleep in it very easily. Seems comfy and well built.

We love this stroller! We’ve been using it for 5 months now and still think it’s great. I flew with our son by myself and it was great to have a place for him to lay and hangout and was really easy to use at the airport. It was easy to maneuver with one hand while pulling luggage with the other. The bottom basket is really spacious and fits our diaper bag along with a few other items which is nice. I recently started running with it and it’s great even while running with dogs. It is a little bit heavy so that’s a downside and it’s on the larger side, however, with my 3rd row seats down I can fit it and my two larger dogs in the back of our Toyota Highlander. I’ve found that for the this is one of the nicest ones you can get for the price and we love it. Also suggested it to my sister and she loves hers as well. The car seat is also great however you have to push buttons on both sides of the handle to move it and that’s slightly annoying but not awful.

This is going to be a longer review, but hopefully it will be able to help some moms/dads that are researching strollers, car seats, and travel systems. I’m going to break down this review into pros and cons. Pros: - stroller folds super easy - Stroller fits through doorways. It is probably the smallest size you can get with a jogger. - Car seat attaches/detaches from stroller super easy - Car seat feels secure when attached to stroller - Car seat base is easy to install and car seat is super easy to attach/detach from base. - Car seat handle can be put up or down easily - This system is cheaper than many of the other car seat/jogger stroller travel systems out there - stroller handles are at a perfect height. I am 5’7 for reference Cons: - the front wheel often gets stuck partially rotated or fully rotated (perpendicular to back wheels), so the stroller won’t move. This happens about 80-90% of the time if you have to backup or turn at all. If you strictly have to go straight, with no backing up and no turns, then it works great. I found that filling all 3 wheels (even if they don’t feel low) helps a little bit, but it only helps for about 2 weeks at a time. My friend has this same system and has the exact same issues with the front wheel. She said she tried to put some oil on the front wheel and it helped a little, but not much. I haven’t personally tried that yet though. Unfortunately, if I knew the stroller would not move well, I probably would have opted for a different system. I bought this in hopes of using it for a long time and possibly with multiple kids, but am now (at 5 months) trying to decide if I should buy a different stroller that will work with less of a struggle. - I almost had to buy a new car seat to leave from the hospital. My baby got sick a day after being born and was in the NICU for about a week. Before we could leave, they did a car seat test (placed him in the car seat and monitored oxygen for 1.5 hours). The nurses and doctors weren’t sure if he’d pass the test, because his oxygen level kept dropping due to how his neck was in the car seat. He barely passed the test and we were discharged, but only with the insert removed. We had 2 doctors and 3 nurses examine him in the car seat and all 5 agreed that the insert was not good. His neck flopped to the side pretty bad without the insert though, which I didn’t love. We got mixed answers on whether we should buy a better insert or just not use one. We didn’t buy a different one, but just spent as little time in the car as possible for the first few weeks because I was worried about his breathing and neck position. However, once he was about a month old, he fit in the car seat great and we haven’t had an issue since then (he’s 5 months old currently). For reference, my boy was 7lbs at birth (about 6lbs at discharge) and was about 10lbs at 1 month old. The one other thing I will add though, is that when I had asked for car seat recommendations when we weren’t sure he’d pass the test and they told me that this car seat is actually one they usually recommended (especially for smaller and premie babies). - The middle compartment on the stroller is pretty pointless. The phone holder can’t hold any phones (it is about 2 inches too small to fit an iPhone X. I honestly don’t think it’d fit any galaxy’s or google phones. It might fit an iPod?) phones won’t fit on the inside part either - still too small. - It is a great size for being a jogger stroller, but it still takes up a lot of space. It takes up most of the back of a Toyota RAV4. - It will stand up on its own when folded, but it falls over with the slightest bump. Updated to add: - my husband took the front wheel off, oiled it, put it back on and filled all of the wheels again. IT WORKS SO WELL NOW!

It took me a long time to decide which stroller carseat combo to purchase. I ended up choosing this one for a couple reasons. First off, I like the graco brand. It's a good quality and very sturdy. I knew i wanted a jogger stroller because i like the bike tires over the plastic ones. It handled very well. The storage underneath is a decent size + standard size cupholders. People were complaining about the kickstand falling down while in use but we have not had that problem. It clicks into place and stays where it should while we walk around with it. The cons I have with this set is strictly on the stroller. The stroller is very large! It is tall and bulky when open. Also very large once folded down. I have a jeep wranger unlimited and a Honda accord and it takes up the whole trunk area in both. It has a spot to put your phone and it is pointless and a waste of space that could be used for something else. No phones now a days would be able to fit. I have a note 8 which is way to big. And my husband has a S9 and that doesn't fit either. Overall it is as good combo, the only thing I truly dislike is how large the stroller is.

I absolutely love my Graco FastAction stroller! As a busy mom, convenience is everything, and this stroller delivers. The way it connects seamlessly to the car seat base makes transitions from car to stroller incredibly easy—no waking a sleeping baby or struggling with extra steps. It’s lightweight, smooth to maneuver, and sets up quickly, which is a lifesaver when you’re juggling little ones and errands. The quality feels sturdy and reliable, and it makes outings so much more enjoyable. I genuinely can’t imagine getting around without it and would highly recommend it to any parent looking for ease, comfort, and practicality in a stroller.

Love this. We purchased in 2016. 10 years later and we still use the stroller for our toddler and sometimes for our infant. Easy to fold, maneuvers great, tires inflate with a bike pump, and great cargo space.