Micralite Fastfold System

Comments about VS Distributing Micralite Fastfold System:

The microlite fastfold is perfect on the train or bus. When I need to fold it in crowded places I can hold my baby while folding it. The seat back positioning only allows two positions but my kids seem quite comfortable with it. I also like that the weight capacy is enough for my four year. It works better than a regular umbrella stroller on the bumpy side walks and cobble stones in my city.
It is so much more stable and usable than the Valco Trimode that I sold the Valco.

Comments about VS Distributing Micralite Fastfold System:

The stroller is very well constructed. I wanted a lightweight option to replace my Peg Aria. It is made sooo much better than peg, and the tires make for great city cobblestone and stair access.

The rain cover is included and kept my baby totally dry in the most awful storm. I can't say enough about how well made the stroller is.

Once you figure it out, the stroller folds really well, stands up nicely, and it fits in a little nook behind my door (city living).

Oh, they just came out with a Graco infant car seat adapter - and the Cosi-Max Car seat (the adapters already come with the bassinet) will be available in the U.S. soon.

Here are the downsides.

1) You just can't access that basket at all with the regular stroller seat in place - they definitely need to work on that. You can access it with the bassinet however. I just hang my diaper bag on the stroller arms (but, you have to take the bag off before the baby, or the weight will tip it over).

2) No place for older child to rest their feet. Actually, my son doesn't really mind because he folds his feet up - but, my mom hates it.

3) I couldn't figure out how to adjust the seat, so you are stuck with the one position.