Graco Quattro Tour Sport

1. Which? magazine

Like its American counterpart ConsumerReports.org, 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.org

The Graco Quattro Tour Sport is included in ConsumerReports.org's latest 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 Bargains

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

4. Amazon.com

This version of the Graco Quattro Tour gets a handful of user reviews on Amazon.com. Most give it perfect scores, although one parent feels that a stroller as heavy as the Graco shouldn't be classified as a sport model.

Review: Graco Quattro Tour Sport Stroller, Contributors to Amazon.com

5. Windsorspeak.com

Several users weigh in on the Graco Quattro Tour Sport on this companion site to the top-rated "Baby Bargains" book. There's some praise here for the Sport's ease of use and maneuverability, but several owners post that it's just too heavy.

Review: The Baby Boards: Baby Bargains and Baby 411, Contributors to Windsorpeak.com