Peg Perego Pliko P3 Classico

Peg Perego has done well with the P3 Classico full-featured stroller. Professional reviews aren't uniformly positive -- a few say ease of use could be improved -- but overall it gets very good marks for style, features and performance. User reviews are generally favorable too, with a few points docked for issues like a cumbersome fold and hard-to-access underseat storage. For a full-featured stroller, the P3 is lightweight, weighing only 19 pounds. Many strollers in this category weigh significantly more: The high-end Uppababy Vista (*Est. $670) weighs 24 pounds, and the budget Graco Quattro Tour Sport (*Est. $170) weighs 26.5 pounds. The Inglesina Zippy (*Est. $350) is as light as the P3, and both have height-adjustable handles, but owners give the Zippy better marks for maneuverability and easy folding.

The Peg Perego Classico P3 is covered by top baby gear reviewers "Baby Bargains" and ConsumerReports.org. The two sources complement each other: "Baby Bargains" write-ups offer substantially more detail, while Consumer Reports excels at rigorous testing and specific comparative ratings. We found more than 200 posts at user-review portal Buzzillions.com, along with some balanced write-ups on Amazon.com.