Children’s Factory Infant Toddler SureStop Folding Commercial Bye-Bye Stroller (4-Passenger), Blue

I used to go for walks every single day with my two kids. Then I had twins. I was at the mercy of someone else being able to help me push a second double stroller. Now I can leave the house without waiting for my husband to come home. My kids are 3, 2 and the twins are 7 months. I can tell that even though I bought this late in the game I still will get a few more years out of it because I can use a spare seat for storage when the oldest wants to walk. Yes this thing is very heavy but what do you expect for a quad. However, to put it into perspective I live in an area with serious hills with my driveway being the hardest part of my walk. It does steer and push very well, but because of the hills I am getting a good workout. For a flat area it would be so easy. One thing that I am not a fan of is the hand brake. You have to push down on it in order to move the stroller. To go down hill and move the stroller and push down on the brake is VERY hard. My husband just rigged it up taking the brake off and now we just use the foot brake like most strollers have. HUGE difference. It says on the stroller that babies under 6 months should not be in it, you might be able to prop them but the seats do not recline all the way. My twins can sit so they do great in it. Overall very pleased and I would purchase again. It is worth the money to be able to leave the house to keep everyone from going stir crazy.

Do NOT get this stroller.Spend the extra money on something better. If I could have found something better in my budget I would have.Directions were terrible, hard to understand and follow, took both my husband and I hours to get together, and I can usually put anything together myself.Front wheels do not maneuver easily/if at all. Very stiff and difficult to push with children (and even empty, so it's not a weight problem.)Front cross bar for kids sitting in the front comes off easily and with out much effort, making it unsafe for children to travel in front.Front seat chair is upright to the point of kids leaning forward while sitting in the front, and when reclined there is no space for children sitting in second row.Handle is rough to compress to be able to push stroller, straining my forearms to push even just two children. Handle is also at my collar bone, and I'm 5'3", which made for an extremely uncomfortable walk.Glad we rented a dumpster to clean out our house, this is going right in it. LITERALLY $500 in the dumpster.

I really like the Angeles 4 seat stroller . It is very easy to push and the fact that the wheels are bigger helps with that and I do daycare so having 4 kiddos in it that is awesome. The 2 things that I feel that could be changed is how to keep the stroller closed up. It is very heavy and when you pick it up to move it the straps come off of the pegs and then it starts to come open which is a pain. The second is the bar in the front once it is in place the kids in the front can very easy push on it and it falls off. If those 2 things were not an issue for me I would have rated it a 5

Got this for a nanny-share. The kids are happy in it and the nanny loves it!Had a problem with the front wheel pivot bearings, and they rusted after being left outside too long. To prevent this, I recommend generously greasing the front wheel needle bearings that allow the wheels to pivot.

With 2 year old grand-twins and a 1 year old sibling, I really needed this stroller to be a win.It worked well when we used a strap to keep the handle pulled together, but with the weight of the stroller, a person doesn't also want to always be pressing hard on the two bars to allow the brake to release. It also fit nicely through doors, and seemed large enough for all 3 kids to have personal space.The worst thing was the front wheels. When you walked any faster than a slow saunter, they would wobble uncontrollably. You could put down the guide to keep them from doing that, but then you couldn't take corners without a full stop, swivel and go again.I felt the price would have been justified except for the problems we found. Too bad.

Very heavy and wide. Will not fit through front door and I struggle to push it on my own. However it is nice being able to have the kids all in one cart

I researched the heck out of quad strollers and finally settled on this one. I bought "used in box" off amazon for$10 more than i found anywhere on Craig's list. And amazon brought it to my doorstep. Much more convenient than craigslist.A slight pain in the butt to assemble. But we got there. Probably would have been easier if i wasn't 41 weeks pregnant with toddlers crawling all over it.I loaded up 4 kids ages 1-5 and weighing about 130lbs all together. We can push them down our gravel road as easily as any of our strollers. Big wheels make it easy. Our 6 and 7 year old took turns pushing the little 4 around as well. Very easy to push.I love that you have to push down on the handle to make it go. As soon as you let go the brakes engage. It keeps it from getting away from you downhill but also because it is so simple you can stop on an incline while you do whatever for a minute and then go again without having to fiddle with or remember brakes.I love that it has 2 canopies instead of one large one.It folds pretty easyReally it is more convenient and easy to use than our double stroller and this obviously holds twice as many kids.

Package was shipped and apparently it was a returned item shipped as a brand new package with several missing parts. I am very disappointed and after many weeks of trying to put this stroller together it was not worth the effort.