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(Review ID: 819)
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The only stroller you'll ever need!, April 21, 2006
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Reviewer: Florida Mom from Florida
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Florida Mom
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Pros:
Everything. I wish I bought this one first.
Cons:
None.
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This is the best all-around stroller I have owned - and I have owned about 15 different strollers (singles, doubles, jogging, umbrella). If I would have bought this one first, I would not have gone through all of the others - only gotten the double when I needed it. It does fold with one hand. It has all the beautiful features Pegs are known for. Ample basket storage space - larger than most Pegs. MAneuvers like a dream even on the sidewalk and road. I was debating with this one and the new Pliko Lite and I am so glad I spent the extra money! THe recline is easy, the backrest is high and soft and plush, and the tray is awesome! The parents and child cup holders are great. ANd I love the floating harness for my daughter who always wants to sit as forward as possible. SHe actually wants to stay in the stroller! YIPPEE!!!!
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(Review ID: 350)
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I love it!, August 19, 2005
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Reviewer: carolinesmom from Aliso Viejo, CA
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carolinesmom
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(9) |
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Pros:
light weight, folds compactly, looks nice
Cons:
cup holder too small and it breaks off easily
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I love this stroller. This is my second one. I enjoyed my first one too except it didn't have the tray. I am so excited that they make a tray now and the handles seem to be higher up now too. I love it sooo much, I just wish they would improve on the cup holder. 
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(Review ID: 1099)
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Great Stroller and well worth the price, October 26, 2006
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Reviewer: amber_rn57 from Yucaipa, Ca
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amber_rn57
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Pros:
Size when folded up, canopy, adjustable handle height
Cons:
better parent cup holder, needs a head support for newborns
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I did a lot of research before I purchased this stroller and I am so glad that I decided to spend the extra money and get the P3 instead of the Aria. I have used it to go walking on the streets in my neighborhood (which aren't the smootheist) and it has manuveared great. It is very easy to fold and open and I love how big the canopy is. If I have my daughter sitting up the canopy almost covers her completely so that no sun gets in her eyes. The basket is kind of small but I have used this stroller at the mall and packed it full with my shopping bags and it held quite a bit of stuff, although you can only really access it from the side. My Daughter is 4 1/2 mths old now and we only use the lap restraint but I would assume that when she can sit up we will need to use the shoulder starps, for now we just have them over the top and put of the way. We used our graco snugride carseat in here and it was very secure, but when we put her in the stroller without the carseat as a newborn her head would fall to the side so we just bought a head support that you use for a carseat and used it in the stroller for more support. We recently went on a trip and had to fit this in the trunk of a Toyota corolla with three large suitcases and it all fit (we had to remove the front tray, which is easy).Overall this stroller is great and I am sure I will continue to get alot of use out of it.
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(Review ID: 539)
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great city stroller, October 18, 2005
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Reviewer: skohng from chicago, il
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skohng
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Pros:
easy fold, maneuverable, durable, smooth ride
Cons:
no reversible handle like the venezia
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I agonized over strollers for several months before our baby was born. My criteria: 1) sturdy enough for city sidewalks, potholes 2) light and easy to fold 3) durable enough to last several years 4) can stand on its own for storage.I narrowed it down to the Zooper Swing and the P3. Eventually the P3 won out because the fold was easier (you can do it one-handed if you really had to ) and because the suspension on the wheels seemed sturdier. So we went out to Babies R Us and shelled out $289 for the P3, and I couldn't be happier!The things i love best:
-this stroller is so easy to maneuver, even one-handed. Bystanders always look amazed at the fact that I can squeeze through store aisles and open doors and wheel my little one in all by myself, thank you very much.
- i ended up buying the navetta bassinet that clicks into this stroller so that i could have a "pram" and a venezia-like effect. this way i can face my baby, and he can sprawl out and snooze while we stroll. Now that my little one is 6 months old, he no longer used it, but it was well worth it for the first several months.
- the floating harness is great now that our baby can sit upright and likes to lunge forward or to his sides to watch the world pass by.
-the p3 overall FEELS durable. i feel like our little one is completely safe in it and when we go over curbs or even rocky paths, he doesn't seem to mind at all. i'm sure this will last through however many kids come alongwhat i wish was different:
- the cupholder really does stink. i didn't even install it and just use the bottle-holder on my diaper bag when it's tossed over the handles.
- the basket is actually roomy, but like other people have said, it's hard to access
- it would have been nice to get all the "extras" thrown in, like a rain cover, mosquito netting, boot (i.e. like the Zooper Swing)overall, i'm very satisfied, and this is coming from the type of shopper that returns and exchanges infamously 
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(Review ID: 366)
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Great stroller!, August 20, 2005
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Reviewer: mdb44 from Florida
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mdb44
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Pros:
Maneuvers very well, comfortable, great child snack tray
Cons:
Basket not very accessible, cup holder flimsy
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I love this stroller. The only thing it's missing is a better cup holder for the handlebar, and a more accessible basket. Of course, I'd love it to be just a tad lighter but that is probably true of any stroller. Otherwise, it's perfect! It steers so easily and maneuvers very well. I can push it one-handed. My baby is so comfortable in this stroller, the seat padding is thick and cushiony. Also, the recline is easy and the stroller is a snap to fold. It looks cool too! I think we turned a few heads at the mall today. :-P
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