
Best budget stroller
- Updated elliptical frame
- Maneuverability
- Large reversible canopy
- Heavy (26.5 pounds)
- Not an all-terrain stroller
- Wider than average (24 inches)
The Graco Quattro Tour Sport is a full-featured stroller that builds on the success of the similar Quattro Tour Deluxe (*Est. $150). Owner feedback is similar, but professional reviewers give the Sport's updated elliptical frame better scores for maneuverability and ease of use. Parents like the Quattro Tour Sport's reversible sun canopy, storage space, smooth ride and the fact that it reclines fully for newborns. We found several complaints about this stroller's 26.5-pound weight, however. Owners say the Inglesina Zippy (*Est. $350) is easier to fold and steer, and it weighs less, but it costs nearly twice as much.
Both ConsumerReports.org and its British counterpart, Which? magazine, offer independent test-based reviews of the Graco Quattro Tour Sport. Both sources offer impeccable ethics track records and comparative ratings, but only Which? adds a short write-up on each model. "Baby Bargains" doesn't commission laboratory tests, but reviews are based on solid research and consumer feedback. The Sport doesn't get as many user reviews as some other top-rated strollers, but there are a few posts each on Amazon.com and the Baby Bargains discussion forum.
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Our Sources
1. Which? magazineDetails/Subscribe
Like its American counterpart Consumer Reports, Which? Magazine focuses more on rigorous testing than on lengthy write-ups. Editors like the Quattro Tour Sport's comfort and convenience features but say it's just too wide and bulky to maneuver well.
Review: Graco Quattro Tour Sport TSB, Editors of Which? magazine
2. ConsumerReports.orgDetails/Subscribe
The Graco Quattro Tour Sport is included in Consumer Reports' latest 31-model roundup of single strollers. Ratings are based on independent testing for ease of use, maneuverability, safety and features. There's also a section for user reviews, but only one entry had been posted at the time of our visit.
Review: Strollers, Editors of ConsumerReports.org
3. Baby BargainsDetails/Subscribe
The Graco Quattro Tour Sport gets a short write-up in this top-rated buyer's guide from baby gear gurus Denise and Alan Fields. The authors don't do formal lab testing, but ratings are based on parent feedback, research and the brand's reliability and customer service history.
Review: Strollers, Denise and Alan Fields, Eighth edition, 2009
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