Product Description

Comfort, function and style come together in our swivel wheel sport strollers. Large pneumatic wheels and a zero-degree turn radius allow you to conquer tight turns and small spaces. These sport strollers are easy to fold and transport making them the

Product Details

• Color: Blue/Chocolate
• Brand: Pacific Cycle
• Model: 11-AR255
• Released on: 2008-01-06

Features

• versatile 12¿/16¿ wheels that swivel or lock in place, steel frame with 75 lbs per child capacity
• parent tray with lid, child tray for drinks or snacks
• one hand fold design is easy to use, roomy and comfortable interior
• padded seat and comfortable 5 pt. harness, mesh bug screen, no more pests
• reclining seat features a wide adjustable range, available car seat adapter accessory

Customer Reviews

Great stroller for the money
This was a great stroller for the money. It is very light weight and very mobile with a fixed or moving front wheel. Our daughter loves it and seems very comfortable in it. It folds up for transport.

Wobbly POS
We got one of these five months ago. At first it seemed fine. After a couple months the frame loosened up. It's all rivets in plastic and aluminum, so there's no way to tighten anything. Now it's wobbly. With all the wheels locked it sways back and forth due to the flex in the frame. The front swivel wheel is worthless, because it shimmies and shakes the whole stroller like a paint shaker if it's not in the locked (non-swivelling) position. What a waste of money...

Here's an update. After a week InStep answered my e-mail, and they advised me that I should tighten the steering/swivel head. Remove the foot rest (four Phillips screws), and there's a nut on top of the bolt that holds the front wheel's swivel head. It's just a nylon "locking" nut. Too tight, and the front wheel won't turn. Too loose, and the front wheel wobbles like mad. Why they didn't spend 10¢ more for a castle nut and cotter pin, or why they don't mention this in the "troubleshooting" section of the owner's manual, I don't know.

Even without the front wheel shimmying like nuts, the stroller is still wobbly and excessively flexy. We've got a $600 Hartan that put up with a lot of hard use and it's still as solid as a vault. The InStep is simply cheap.

Great stroller for the money!
This stroller was shipped very quickly and was easy to put together. I have enjoyed using the stroller it works much better for walking and jogging than my Graco stroller. I don't like the way the child tray has to be removed to get your child in and out but right now I just leave it off. The stroller doesn't feel as sturdy as I would have liked but I've been using it about 2 months and I haven't had any problems yet. I would recommend this stroller for anyone who doesn't have the money for a more expensive brand.