Graco Trekko Stroller

Product Description

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Designed to work with any Graco SnugRide infant car seat, the Graco Trekko All-Terrain Activity Stroller provides on-the-go convenience for parents and comfort for children. Featuring a one-hand foldable frame, front swivel wheel, rotating canopy, and an adjustable harness, the Trekko seamlessly combines convenience and comfort for relaxed travels.
Trekko All-Terrain Activity Stroller At a Glance:

• Front swivel wheel and no-flat tires handle any terrain
• One-hand fold; large storage basket; adjustable handle height
• 180-degree rotating canopy with peek-a-boo fabric for sun protection
• Deluxe, padded reclining seat lies flat and features an infant enclosure for newborns; adjustable harness
• Age/Weight Requirements: Up to 50 pounds

No-Flat Tires Handle Any Terrain
Whether you're on the trail or navigating city sidewalks, the Trekko's no-flat tires are constructed to deftly handle any road surface. Additionally, a one-touch foot brake ensures that the stroller will stay put, even on hilly terrain.
The Trekko offers an adjustable harness and reclining seat to help growing children stay comfy while they ride. View larger. Front Swivel Wheel Provides Easy Maneuvering
Whether you're walking in the park or negotiating tight corners, the Trekko offers superior maneuverability with a swiveling front wheel that fully rotates. The stroller's two rear wheels are wide and sturdy for good traction on a variety of surfaces.
Stroller Folds Easily with One Hand
The stroller can be folded down with one hand for easy transport, while a storage latch prevents the stroller from opening while in transit. Additional features for parents include an adjustable handle so you can set the most comfortable position for strolling and a spacious drop-down storage basket to carry all your essentials.
Rotating Canopy Provides Shade in Any Direction
Thanks to the stroller's 180-degree rotating canopy, your child will be protected from the sun's rays for comfortable travel in any direction. Peek-a-boo window fabric lets you keep an eye on your child while he or she remains shielded from the elements.
Reclining Padded Seat for Ultimate Comfort
The Trekko stroller's deluxe, padded reclining seat lies flat so your child can rest comfortably. The stroller also includes an infant enclosure for newborns.
Adjustable Harness Grows with Your Child
Designed for children up to 50 pounds, the Trekko's adjustable padded harness converts from a three-point to a five-point harness to keep your child secure and comfortable as he or she grows.
What's in the Box
Graco Trekko All-Terrain Activity Stroller and instruction manual.
This stroller features a handy storage area, a front swivel wheel with no-flat tires, and a height-adjustable handle.(Click each image to view larger.)
This review is from: Graco Trekko Stroller, Metropolis (Baby Product)
After my call with a supervisor from Graco I came to find out, the video that Amazon has up is NOT the same stroller that's being sold in the US, it's the european model. The Trekko came out in Europe first and there are some key features they did not want to included on the US model for whatever reasons.
This stroller doesn't even have shocks or suspensions so I emailed & asked how can this be a TRUE all terrain stroller. My reply was "No, The wheels do not have shock absorbers. Please lock wheels". But even when they were lock you could still feel them wobble.

-CONS-
For NOT being a jogging stroller (in manuel-reads-not to be used for jogging) it's VERY bulky.
The material doesn't seem like the breathable kind , which means your child will be uncomfortable.
Yes, it's heavy but not much of a difference compare to Jeep's line of strollers.
The mechanism to drop the basket up & down is very poorly made.
Front wheel wobbles even when in lock mode, it's fine when your walking at a slow pace but brisk walking is a no go.
There is this huge gap between the push handle and stroller itself.
Weak amount of cushion and seatback is hard...................
On the bumper bar there is the metal piece with a bolt/screw that just sticks out. NOT safe, if you go over a bump your child could hit it or if they like to rest thier feet on the bar they will surely scrap the skin off. On the video (Europe model) it shows this padded flap piece to cover it up. Graco claims its expose for the carseat, well if you order the travel system version I can see how ideal that will be but if your child will not be in a carseat I don't see how that can be safe. Yes some can throw tape over it or what not but the point is, you shouldn't have to.
AND you all already know the con about no kids tray or cup holder.

-PROS-
Sleek design
The seat sits upright and is higher up then most strollers which is one of the reasons I wanted it. Going over gravel or a walk after the rain meant debris wouldn't be spit up from the wheels into my child's face.
Lever for the seat recline is nice-no draw strings unlike others
I like that the canopy has a huge mesh peek a boo window just right, so when you have the shade all the way down, your child can still see the world without feeling like he/she is in the dark.

-Overall-
I wish the cons didn't outweight the pros and that the stroller would of had an adjustable footrest along with at least a snack tray for the little ones.
If the stroller was maybe under $90 I would of did some tweaking to it and kept it.