Also, parents posting to consumer-review sites like this stroller's large storage basket and stylish canopy. However, the CoachRider is five pounds heavier than the Milano, making it harder to tote. However, some consumers posting to opinion sites complain that the LiteRider is difficult to fold and steer, and that it's not as sturdy as more expensive models. Unfortunately, the magazine doesn't appear to have tested more subjective factors like ease of use and storage options. Full-featured strollers are among the largest on the market, and offer the most bells and whistles.
Experts say they're best suited for urban parents who use their strollers as their primary vehicles.
One of the best things about the Milano XL, reviewers say, is its adjustability not only for the baby, but also for the parent. The Milano XL also has adjustable handles to accommodate adults of different heights. All Rights Reserved. Inc. Other trademarks or service marks on this site are the property of their respective owners. ConsumerSearch is not sponsored by any source reviewed, and we accept no consideration or payment for including, excluding, or ranking any reviews, products or services in our reports.