Chicco KeyFit + Bravo/Corso

We used the Chicco key fit 30 Bravo system and loved it.

I got the Chicco Corso LE Modular Travel System and love it. We live near a park in the city and have been doing lots of walks, it's been great on uneven pavement. Plus it comes with the keyfit 35 car seat which has a really high safety rating.

We personally have the Bravo Trio LE travel system and loved it. Never had any issues. We still use the stroller 2 years later.

FTM to a 7 month old. Did a vista v3 w chicco keyfit infant seat w 2 bases & an adapter for the vista. Bassinet attachment too. We walked every single day this past summer for my entire leave on every single terrain possible - gravel pavement sand grass dirt etc w no issues.

Get the Uppababy Cruz or Vista. They also have the Mesa carseat, but we used it with the Chicco Keyfit carseat with an adaptor. The adaptor was 30 bucks maybe? It is worth every penny. It is just designed thoughtfully, built well, and works fabulously. Mine is nearly 10 years old and still works great. Will be using it again for this baby.

We've been very happy with the Chicco key fit 30 travel system. I will say I do eventually want to upgrade to a turn to me style car seat. We utilize the travel system stroller and a Thule jogging stroller with car seat bar attachment. The jogging stroller is massive by comparison and would take up way too much space in most stores, but is phenomenal in the way it glides.

I got the Chicco Corso Keyfit 35 travel system. It was great. We are still using the stroller sometimes. He's 4 now, so we've upgraded the car seat to Chicco NextFit and Kid Fit booster.

We have a Chicco Keyfit35 and got a used Chicco Bravo stroller on FB marketplace for $40. I see them listed on there all the time. I wish we had gotten a used Chicco Corso stroller because it lays back for a newborn but both allow for you to pop the car seat on and off so it's not a big deal, it would just be nice for going on walks. They're safe and affordable and the car seat is insanely easy to install and adjust.

I have a Chicco Corso travel system and the whole set is occasionally on sale at Target for less than/just about $500. There is also the Bravo system which is slightly more expensive but to me the corso was plenty good enough. Baby girl is 7 months old and so far I am very pleased

I got a secondhand Chicco Bravo and a new Keyfit car seat- love it. Folds up small enough to fit in a small car trunk (Toyota Corolla), yet big enough to hold child and all their assorted accessories.

We got the Chicco Corso LE stroller and Chicco Keyfit35 car seat. It was around $600 new, and sold as a set. We haven't used it yet but I liked how well the carseat was rated in safety tests.

FTM due in July. We looked at so many. Similar situation to you but also trail walks. We didn't like the mockingbird as much and it felt flimsier than others. We looked at a graco, a chicco system, mockingbird, nuna, and Joie. We settled on a chicco keyfit 35 and an uppababy vista v3. We almost got the v2 bc the color we wanted was on sale for 799 w the bassinet which wouldn't be that much more than the mockingbird once bassinet is added.

I have the Chicco Bravo Primo. My daughter hasn't decided to make a show yet (even tho it's her due date today!! Ugh!!!), but testing out the one-handed folding even while pregnant has been a breeze. Some parents don't care for the weight of the Keyfit 35 carseat, but I like the extra growth room since my husband is tall. The base Chicco Bravo (with the Keyfit 30 carseat) is slightly lighter.

Everyone in our family has Chicco keyfit infant seats and at least their Bravo stroller line is one hand folding. Our Bravo for 2 is not the most compact when folded but is easy to do one handed.

Chico KeyFit 35 and the Bravo! Absolutely did the trick for us and the KeyFit is one of the safest car seats