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Customer Reviews of Aria MT - Hip Hop

Love it!
I read all the complaints about this stroller but I really do think it is the best on the market for what it is. Yes the stickers of the name do come off on the side, which is annoying. However, I did not buy the stroller for the stickers. It is roomy for my very large 2 year old and yet comfortable for my 4 month old. The basket it large for the size of this stroller. I also have a double aria stoller and love it. Both strollers offer a comfortable ride. Greasing the wheels every 2 months helps in hotter climates (leaving the stroller in the car where it gets hot will result in the stickers comming off) and keeps the wheels in control. This is the most lightweight stroller out there. I also have a Combi but did not get a second because it pinches my hand on the handle where it bends in half. I would recommend this product without hesitation. If you want pretty stickers and a great cup holder- this stroller is not for you. If you want a light weight comfortable ride for your little one- then buy it! <
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Read this before you buy.....
I never write online reviews but felt the need in this case. This stroller is terrible. We bought this for our second child and thought that since it was Peg Perego we were buying a quality product. Thank goodness I didn't pay full price for this! The Aria stickers on the side of the stroller fell off within the first week. The cup holder also broke off soon after we bought it. It takes two hands to open the stroller and with two kids you rarely ever have two hands. The sun shade is worthless -- barely covers my son's head. Just overall POOR QUALITY!

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Take a Test Drive FIRST!
I bought this stroller (despite the lousy reviews) becasue I was looking for a perfect travel stroller. I NEVER would have bought it if it wasn't on sale for $99 (Hip Hop). I suggest that you, too, avoid spending more than $99. It's absolutely not worth the $199 that is often asked for it. I originally was going to get a $60 Graco, but reasoned that, for an extra $30, I'd give it a whirl as I do enjoy Peg Perego. <
>First & Foremost, if you are expecting - you NEED to go in to a store & "test drive" a bunch of strollers to get a feel for them - they are all so differnt - yet so is each user. I personally recommend the P3 or Pliko mid-weight stroller if you have your heart set on Peg Perego. I have the P3 travel system & LOVE everything about it. Thus, I dare not have the airlines damage my tried & true. So - the positive nitty gritty on the Aria is pretty much like this: easy to assemble, chic, comfy for my toddler, lightweight, easy enough to push, and, with practice, easy enough to open & close - but not easier pushing than the P3. What's the downside? It's true - the sun canopy is pretty lousy, and the child's drink holder on the snack tray could also use some re-thinking. So, if it's to be your main stroller & you want this brand - got for the Pliko/P3 or beyond if you can afford it. If you want a second travel stroller and find a deal like I did - give it a go! I'm glad I did. Happy strolling!