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A little-known jogger with a host of features, if you can assemble it.
- Highly maneuverable
- Durable
- Plenty of storage
- Can become a travel system
- Expensive
- Hard-to-understand assembly instructions
In theory, the Chicco S3 All-Terrain stroller seems like an excellent product. It's extremely maneuverable thanks to its three-wheeled design, has a lot of storage and convenience features such as cupholders and storage options, converts to a travel system (only with the Chicco KeyFit car seat) for a full age-range stroller, and its adjustable handle and large, padded seat offer a high level of comfort for both rider and parent. Yet it doesn't seem to have caught on in spite of being released in 2009 -- perhaps because of the price. If cost is a concern, the all-terrain Jeep Liberty Limited (*Est. $150) is loaded with features, accepts a variety of infant car seats and gets excellent reviews overall.
There are no expert reviews of the Chicco S3 All-Terrain, but we did find some owner feedback at Amazon.com and Buzzillions.com.
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Our Sources
1. Amazon.com
The nearly 10 reviews on Amazon.com are mostly very favorable. One New York City reviewer likes the S3's carrying capacity, while another has taken full advantage of the travel system option. The stroller gets 4.4 stars out of 5.
Review: S3 Active Stroller, Contributors to Amazon.com, As of Dec. 2011
The Chicco S3 All-Terrain earns 4.6 stars out of 5 in just a few reviews, with owners saying it's durable, highly maneuverable and easy to stow. However, there are some issues with assembly directions being hard to understand.
Review: Chicco S3 All-Terrain Stroller, Contributors to Buzzillions. com, As of Dec. 2011