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Great Lightweight Stroller - Love it!
LOVE that this stroller is so light weight. I purchased this stroller for our second child. I wanted something super light since I would have 2 kids to trek around with. I was tired of the big Evenflo travel system I had from our first child. <
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>I can take this in and out of the car easily with one hand. I've never had an issue with the steering as others have stated. There were some complaints about the harness. It sounds to me that they just did not read the directions. I use the 5 point harness everytime I put my daughter, now 20 months, in the stroller. The harness is simple to use and is very secure. The stroller hood is easy to keep clean/dry. Any liquid that drops on the fabric just beads up, you can wipe or flick it off. <
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>I even ran over this stroller with our minivan and it works as well as the day we bought it. The snack tray bent, but that was the only dammage to stroller. I was easily able to order a replacement. <
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>The only complaint I have is the lousy adult cup holder hanging from one side of the handlebar. It doesn't stay in place, and my water bottle slips out easily. I did see this stroller at Sea World last weekend. I saw a Peg Aria with a tray and cup holder that extends to each side of the stroller just below the handlebar. Check with Peg. <
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>I would definately puchase this stroller again.

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Love the stroller
I had a Combi until a few days ago, I loved it but the basket was just too small, it was the net kind. I also wanted a snack tray for my one-yr old son. Also I felt that my son was already growing out of it. I did alot of research, wanted a light, easy-to-handle stroller and a bit bigger than my Combi. I purchased the Aria a few days ago, after ALOT of steering in the store, with my son in it. I found no problem with the steering, as a matter of fact it was so easy to steer, even with one hand. My son has more elbow room in his new stroller, and the snack tray is great. I don't use the 5pt harness much, but the times that I have I had no problem with it. The basket is great, lots of room. As far as the cup holder for the parent, it isn't big by any means, but I never carry around a 32 oz big gulp, so it isn't a problem for me. I usually have a small bottle of water or small Starbucks cup. Unless you travel with large cups or bottles, it works just fine. <
>I am very happy with this stroller, the weight of it and carrying handle are both wonderful.

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Not what I expected
I purchased the Peg Perego Aria stroller last month for my 3rd son. Needless to say, I have lots of experience in the stroller world. This was my first Peg Perego stroller purchase as I have used Graco and Maclaren in the past. I had been using my Maclaren umbrella stroller (which I purchased in 2000 when my first son was 6 months old) and thought I would buy a new stroller since the other was a bit old. My girlfriend recommended the Aria so I purchased it. Anyways, it was a huge disappointment. The steering is AWFUL. You definately need TWO hands for this stroller. The stroller is also extrememly "wobbly". I was shocked as I figured such an "upscale" brand would be quality enough not to wobble so much. The 5 point restraint is hard to stay in place as the back straps are attached into a little "envelope" type holder but it always comes out as there is no device to actually secure it in place. It is bulky in that it doesn't fold into a small compact stroller. I used this 3 times and just gave it away...what a waste of $$. I'm back to using my Maclaren, which looks thrashed but is a wonderful stroller. I could kick myself for wasting the money. My advice to you is TEST it out before you buy it!!!(don't rely on the name)