Zooper Waltz Smart Stroller, Ruby Storm

The Zooper Waltz Smart is the perfect stroller for both baby and toddler. Upon arrival I was amazed with how easy assembly was, the stroller comes unassembled with full instructions. I found it took us less than 5 minutes to assemble our stroller completely & quickly discovered how easy it was to "pop" up & collapse. For easy storage all the pieces easy detach with the push of a few buttons so the Waltz smart fits in even the small places.The canopy can be expended all the way down to cover your baby from the sun, wind, or any other weather you may have on any given day. At the end of the seat you can zipper the bottom up when your baby is small & unzip it for toddlers.This stroller comes with all the extra padding you see in our pictures & a large basket at the bottom for your diaper bag or anything else your child must have with them. Also included is the tray for your child's cups & snacks along with a cup holder to attach by the handle for mom or dad.We have used our Waltz Smart by Zooper for both my 3 year old and newborn daughters, both fit perfectly. My 3 year old says "this is a special stroller" that was made just for her. Since getting our Waltz Smart we have gotten rid of all the other strollers we had.

I haven't reviewed a product before, but I am in love with this stroller and I think it deserves to be better known! I bought the Zooper Waltz in 2012. When our first child was born, I had a couple must-haves in a stroller:1. Lie flat recline. I wanted the baby to be able to nap without the car seat, and for older infant/toddler to be able to nap too. Not many strollers have the option to lie perfectly flat.2. Lightweight. We have a house with stairs into the front entrance and no garage, so it was important to me that I was able to fold the stroller and easily carry it and the baby into the house. This is such a lightweight, full-size stroller.3. Standing fold. Again, the stroller is stored in our house, so the fold was very important to me.4. Low cost. I really didn't want to spend $500+ on a stroller.Pros:- flexibility of use - the stroller accommodates newborns (bassinet, car seat compatible) through toddlers without extra purchases.- easy, compact, self-standing fold- large sun shield - when the seat is up, the sun shield can cover the entire child. Even when the seat is fully reclined it is very generous.- options - this stroller comes with so many extras that more expensive strollers make you buy separately (cup holder, foot muff, snack tray, etc)- Basket - both a pro and a con. Pros - it is fairly large, and the zippers on the side allow for extra functionality.Cons- Basket - can be difficult to access when the seat is reclined- no rear facing option unless you use the car seat (not a big issue for me, but could be for some)- cup holder - could be deeper. It isn't terribly functional- It doesn't do as well on gravel/grass as a jogging-type stroller does, but is perfectly fine on regular paved roads- no adjustable handle, but I'm 5'8" and my husband is 6'1" and it's just fine for us.Overall, I love this stroller. I'm moving into double strollers now, but will definitely keep this around for whenever I need a single. It has held up remarkably well over the past two and a half years, and I can't think of anything that is broken or even looking worn. If you are looking for a versatile, lightweight, low-cost stroller, I can't recommend this enough.