The Bottom Line: Definitely recommend as a first stroller to use when the baby is fond of staying in their carseat; later you can upgrade to an expensive umbrella stroller.

We spent a long time looking at very expensive lightweight travel systems before someone advised us to purchase this inexpensive stroller frame first, then upgrade to a nicer umbrella-type stroller later when baby was sitting upright. I'm very pleased with this advice! The Snap-n-Go works perfectly with our Chicco KeyFit carseat, which is great because I wasn't thrilled about the Chicco stroller options. The Snap-n-Go is light, easy to fold, and can fit easily in our VW's trunk. It also has a HUGE basket, bigger than what I saw on most of the travel systems we looked at. I didn't realize how convenient it is to just let baby stay in his carseat when you are running errands, SO much easier than buckling/unbuckling him every time you need to leave the car. The stroller seems to handle pretty well, although we only use it for short walks and don't take it for any off-road adventures. As far as we can tell, the handle is not height adjustable, which is slightly inconvenient for my 6'4" husband, but it's not terrible. The Snap-n-Go is inexpensive and now we feel like we can spend more money to get a nicer umbrella stroller when baby is bigger.