Chicco Viaro Travel System, Viaro Quick-Fold Stroller with KeyFit 30 Infant Car Seat and Base, Black/Black

As my husband could attest, I spent HOURS and HOURS researching car seats and strollers and travel systems. My priority for the car seat was safety. My priority for the stroller was that I wanted it to be easy to use and have the ability to run with it. I went back and forth about whether to get a separate car seat and jogging stroller, or to get a travel system. We ended up purchasing the Chicco Viaro travel system because it seemed like the most cost effective option. 5 1/2 months later and we are not disappointed! The Chicco infant car seat has been super awesome! It is sturdy and safe. The car seat base is very easy to install and the car seat clicks into it and out of it really nicely. We used the stroller with the infant car seat when my son was a newborn. The way the car seat snaps into the stroller is very convenient! It was comforting to know that everything worked together so safely and easily. We now use the stroller without the car seat and are also pleased with that function. The stroller harness is secure and easy to snap together. The stroller turns on a dime and is a breeze to push! I know that choosing a car seat and stroller is a really tough decision. If you choose this travel system, you will not be disappointed!

Very nice. Worth every penny. Comes almost fully assembled, just pop on the wheels and tray for the stroller. Very smooth driving with the front swivel wheel. The wheels are very dense foam, not plastic. You can get to the stroller basket from the front of the stroller. The stroller is easy to collapse and stands up unassisted. The only thing we don't like, as others have mentioned, is the canopy on the car seat is hard to adjust. You need to use both hands. Still worth it for the high quality and safety of this travel system.

This is really sturdy and comfortable product, great infant seat for your baby and this stroller is high quality

Very easy to break down the stroller and get into vehicle fast. The base is much easier to tighten than a few other brands I have tried like the safety first brand. Car seat is light and the sun shade attachment isn’t flimsy like some others! Overall was a good choice for me!

I've had this beauty picked out since I was three months pregnant after doing A LOT of research. I love that it comes with the keyfit 30, and they fit together beautifully. Definitely easy to put together as I put this baby together while I was 34 weeks pregnant with a pretty big belly! It moves smoothly with the focused front wheels/3 point base (as opposed to a four point base which was part of the reason we chose this model) and was a breeze to put together. The only downside is I feel that the hood on the car seat is pretty rigid to adjust but that will get easier over time and use, I believe. Good storage space underneath the stroller. Hubby and I bought an additional carseat base to make transitions easier between our vehicles. It's definitely cheaper to purchase the stroller/carseat as a bundle but I also was able to save an additional $75 dollars by buying it on Prime day this year and couldn't be happier. Looking forward to using this set with baby in a few weeks!

This stroller is super nice and affordable. I don't know why this color is cheaper but it's exactly the same quality as the rest. Very easy to put together and use I 10/10 recommend this kit. I'm 9m pregnant and was able to set it up and figure it out, the carseat came assembled and the stroller just needs some wheels put on. The way the carseat snaps into the stroller is soo convenient. If you are stuck thinking about what to get and this is top of your list just get it it's worth

We had an amazing Chicco stroller that was so simple and easy to get ready to use with one hand when our first child was a baby. It had no cup holders nor tray for the child but I didn’t even care because it folded so small, was perfectly comfy for my baby, and I could carry my baby up the stairs in our apartment building while carrying the stroller with my other arm. It was sadly broken when traveling as checked baggage and apparently discontinued in the last few years (or just not available in the US. We got that stroller in Mexico and can’t remember the name but have scoured stroller listings on all retailers and cannot find one like it). I got this thinking it may be the closest match to our beloved previous stroller, being Chicco and able to be opened and collapsed with one hand/arm. This travel system is good, the car seat is amazing and safe and quick and convenient to snap in and out of the car base. I do like how easily it snaps in the stroller—totally securely—so I can walk my new baby around. It’s overall a good travel system. My big complaint is that the stroller is not truly able to be collapsed nor opened nor carried with a single arm. Due to our living situation up several flights of stairs in a building without an elevator, it’s very unhelpful to have to take my child upstairs, leave them in their crib to be safe, and have to come back down every time to bring the stroller up separately. Another smaller complaint is that the stroller takes up way too much space in the trunk of our Honda HRV. I barely have extra space when the stroller is inside our trunk, and I have to leave it at home when I’m going to be getting groceries because there isn’t enough room for both.

We absolutely love this travel system. It’s so so easy to use. I don’t really like the cup holders in the front because it can sometimes be tricky fitting it in a car rather than having it off but it’s essential to have when using the car seat.