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Usage
Urban surfaces and light duty trails.

Price $89.99

Summary

This mid-size stroller handles well around town. Light trail use is possible with front locked. It has roomy seating.

The Good

• Handles well
• Easy to fold

The Bad

• Difficult to setup and unfold

Full Review

Setup

Assembling the Graco Glider Stroller takes about 18 minutes and is difficult. Instructions need improvement and snapping the parent tray into place is also a little tricky.

Securing children, and Safety

Placing a child in the seat is very easy. The tray opens easily. Harness adjustments are easy, and unbuckling is easier with a one-button release.

Transport

Loading the stroller into a vehicle is fairly easy.

Folding

Folding is very easy, and the unit makes an audible click when it is locked. Unfolding is a bit awkward, with a chance of pinching one’s fingers.

Child-friendly features

• Footrest
• Reclining seat
• Fairly good seating room
• Canopy adjusts for moderately low sun, and has a see-through window
• 3-point and 5-point harness options accommodate different baby sizes
• Tray and cup holder

Performance and features

• Locking front wheel for gentle trail use
• Cup-holder and small covered compartment for adult
• Storage basket

The handlebar is not adjustable. Hands can be placed along the crossbar or on the sides.

It is stable and easily goes over curbs (with a good ride comfort) and sidewalk lips. To use the Passage on uneven surfaces such as grass or trails, a red tab at each front wheel is pulled upward to lock the wheels. However, when locked the stroller is hard to turn.

The parking brakes are set at each rear wheel by pressing levers down and up to lock and unlock each side.

Design

The lack of handle-height adjustment may cause arm fatigue in some users.

Specifications and Capacities

Seat: max.40 lbs. total
Storage Basket: 22×12x20″
Regulations: US ASTM: F833
Weight: 20.25 lbs
Folded Dimensions: 40×26x15″
Seating Room: 23″ in height, 12″ wide
Category: full-size

Review Date: June 30th, 2008

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