I recently purchased the Velos stroller in shale gray, and I am absolutely thrilled with my decision! From the moment I received it, I could tell this stroller was built with quality and design in mind. The sleek, modern look is a real standout, and it’s clear that every detail was carefully thought out.The stroller is incredibly easy to maneuver, even in tight spaces, thanks to its smooth-rolling wheels and lightweight frame. The one-hand fold mechanism is a game-changer when you’re juggling bags or a toddler.My toddler loves this stroller. We love taking it to the mall where he can sit back and relax while I shop. We have a few different strollers, but now that we have velos we won’t go back!

After weeks of research and reading on Velos Capicci baby stroller. I finally bought it without further hesitation because of its trendy style and convenience. I bought it!It has excellent fabric color selection and great style. This is an excellent stroller choice that I made and highly recommend to parents that is expecting or with existing newborn.Stroller arrived just in time for our niece’s baby shower.  I had seen this stroller on Instagram, but I was curious to see if the folding is as easy as they made it look, so I decided to take it out of the box to try it before giving it to her.  It really does fold as easily as they showed in IG – it works very well and smooth.  It really gets quite compact for a stroller of this size. The assembly was a breeze and it appears to be very sturdy using nice quality material (actually better than I expected). One note, the first time trying to set it up was a little confusing.  I figured out at the end that if you hold the handle when setting up the seat it becomes quite easy.I know that my niece is getting a Nuna car seat, so she can use the stroller adapters to connect the two together. I think she will love this addition to help ease her life with the new born.

No se podía cerrar le traté de varias formar seguí las instrucciones y se atoraba. el Apollo del asiento es puro plástico se me insegura o q se rompería en cualquier bache, demasiado cata para la calidad q tiene el producto. Termine regresándola ya hace dos meses de eso y no e recibido mi reembolso y no hay manera de contactar al vendedor para solucionar el problema.

After spending what is probably an unhealthy amount of time researching “luxury” (apparently that’s what they’re called) strollers, I took a chance on this one and I’m super glad that I did. We looked at all of the big names… Uppababy, Mockingbird (uppababy dupe), Nuna, Bugaboo, Joolz and about a zillion other no-name brands on Amazon. Some of them we could find in the store and others were only online so I can’t say that I was able to get my hands on ALL of them, but the research was extensive.Many/most have a lot of the same features (they better if they’re charging over $500) but there were a few things that stood out with this one that put it over the top. 1) The one-hand fold on this thing is the real real deal. We tried folding at least a dozen strollers and this one is by far and away the easiest. It’s not even close. This is our first child so we don’t have past experience but multiple friends with kiddos have told me that you need a stroller that’s easy to fold, especially in suburbiaville where we drive everywhere. 2) This one surprised me a little, but the reclining seat. Almost all of the strollers we looked at said that the seat “reclined” but technically (and importantly) they don’t actually recline, they “tilt”… but just call it a “reclining seat”. Growing up with a sister for a physical therapist has taught me that one (tilt) keeps your hips and back in the same position and the other (recline) opens the angle of your hips. I don’t think Amazon allows links to websites so I’m not going to try, but if you google “why seat recline matters for infants” and you’ll see what I mean. It mostly talks about car seats but the same holds true for strollers. Your LO need to be able to recline in the seat… but most strollers don’t do it, they only tilt. Not sure why but it is what it is… 3) I debated even adding this one since it’s not a benefit per-say of the stroller, but if I’m being honest, it’s nice to push a stroller that’s a little different from everyone else. Because I’m researching strollers now all I see are strollers everywhere and it seemed like everyone has either the uppababy or nuna or mockingbird. I bought this one for all the other reasons… but it’s also nice to be a little different. :)To be fair, I did want to also include what I view as the “downsides” of this stroller. 1) It didn’t come with a bassinet and as of the time of writing, they didn’t have one on Amazon for what I could tell. It’s not a dealbreaker but it would have been nice. 2) The wheels didn’t seem to have the same softness of some of the other ones. It pushed very nicely but I could see the ride not being as great on super bumpy or cobblestone roads. 3) When I bought this there were no reviews on Amazon (which was part of the inspiration for writing this diatribe) and I usually wouldn’t take a chance, especially since it seems like there aren’t a lot of other blogs or websites that even mention this stroller, but I’m really glad that I did and can’t wait to put it to use. Super happy with my decision. Hope this helps!