This is the one piece of equipment that you'll probably use most. The handle bar height should be comfortable for your personal height. Finally, the back support should be comfortable for the baby and should also recline to a sleeping position.
Overhead canopies help keep bad weather and strong sunlight at bay.
Umbrella-style strollers are built to break. While their lightweight makes them attractive to those less physically inclined, their lack of durability means you'll be buying a replacement within a month or two. Most of them don't feature the convenience amenities the other two grades have. Think of the midweight strollers as the sedans of the stroller world and you'll know why they remain so popular. Built to last and withstand abuse, they are rugged and are built to engage in some fancy maneuvering.