Graco Quattro Tour Reverse Travel System with Snugride30, Pictor

Product Review

For face-to-face adventures, the Quattro Tour® Reverse Travel System features an innovative reversible seat stroller with superior maneuverability in both seating positions, one-hand fold and the top-rated SnugRide® 30 Infant Car Seat. For baby's comfort, the canopy rotates 180° to shade your baby in any direction and the deluxe, padded seat reclines in 3 positions. For a smooth ride in both stroller seating positions, the front wheels lock & swivel. For parent's convenience, the stroller ha

Product Features

Stroller holds child up to 50 pounds for years of comfortable strolling
Car Seat has been rigorously crash tested to meet or exceed U.S. safety standards
SnugRide 30 car seat has been side impact tested for occupant retention by the harness system
Stroller has parent's tray with storage and 2 deep cup holders for on-the-go convenience
Child's tray with cup holder pivots for no-fuss stroller entry

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

Wonderful idea, needs some tweaking, February 25, 2012

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This review is from: Graco Quattro Tour Reverse Travel System with Snugride30, Pictor (Baby Product)

I love my Graco Quattro stroller. No matter how many fancier strollers I own, the Quattro is staying until all the kids have outgrown it. It holds a lot of stuff, folds easily, the child is comfortable and fits well into the preschool years, it pushes and steers well, and it can take a serious beating. I also love reversible strollers for a small baby. This stroller seems like the best of both worlds - the durability and hauling capacity of the Quattro with the option to face your baby without using a bucket. Super easy to fold, can fold it with the seat facing you which many flippable strollers don't allow. But there are two wrinkles...

1. You have to remove the child to flip the seat. Might result in melt downs. Strollers where the whole seat gets turned around tell you to remove the child first, but you can still do it with a small enough child in the seat. Some strollers require you to move the handle from back to front, rather than the seat - no need to remove...Read more