- Bought this stroller for a few reasons, I liked that it came with a rain cover, converted into a bassinet, a universal car seat adapter, adjustable handle height, and had the foot muff all wrapped up into one price. I really liked some of the more expensive strollers but found myself comparing them all to the pacific which was at least half the price. I only ended up paying about 300 for mine, and I truly couldn't be happier. The only con that I can think of is when the stroller is in bassinet mode, it is a bit wobbly. I don't think that it will really cause a huge problem for me. The stroller feels very sturdy and strong and is easy to fold and figure out.All in all it is a great stroller for…
- We purchased this stroller because we liked the idea that it was an "all-in-one" such that we didn't have to purchase the separate bassinet, foot muff, etc. as we would with the bugaboo. Since we were pregnant with our first child, we also weren't sure how we were going to be using our stroller and what were necessities and what weren't. After 3 months of use, we realized that this stroller was not cutting it for us (we live in the city of chicago and are out in the stroller on a daily basis). Therefore we retired the i'coo and purchased a 2010 uppababy vista. Our experience with the uppababy compared to the i'coo is like night and day. The vista is a far superior stroller. My husband…
- What makes the Pacific better?
- Light weight stroller with height elevation feature
- Adjustable handle height; Multi-adjustable footrest & Extendible canopy
- Single handed recline system
- Extra seat/bassinet padding for maximum comfort
