Best Baby Stroller Car Seat Combo

If you’re shopping for a baby stroller car seat combo, you have several factors to consider. You’ll need to think about how you’ll use it (and where you’ll keep it), and what kind of activities you want to take part in with your child. You’ll also need to consider your budget and how much you’re willing to spend. The best infant car seat and stroller combos will be compatible with your car and easy to use, but they’ll also have a high-quality feel that you can trust will last.

One of the best baby car seat stroller combos we’ve tested is the UPPAbaby Cruz V2 and Mesa V2 Travel System, which includes an infant car seat with a base and stroller. The stroller is lightweight yet sturdy, with a smooth ride and a spacious storage basket. We found it easy to push, even with a full car seat attached, and the base was simple to install in the vehicle. We could also easily attach and detach the car seat from the stroller with accessible buttons and levers, and it made a satisfying clicking noise when it clicked into place. It was also easy to tell when the base was leveled correctly.

Another top pick is the Chicco Keyfit 30 Car Seat and Stroller Combo, which is compatible with many of our top-rated strollers. This infant car seat is rear-facing and designed for newborns up to 30 pounds, while the stroller has a swivel front wheel that makes it easy to maneuver in parking lots or around stores. The car seat is less expensive than competing seats, and the stroller is relatively lightweight and compact when folded for storage.

Other top-rated baby car seat stroller combos include the Graco FastAction Fold and BOB Revolution Flex Combo 3.0, which are both compatible with most infant car seats and have a quick, one-handed fold. These models are also easy to maneuver, with rubber tires that make park grass and rough trails feel like paved sidewalks. They’re also durable and comfortable, with adjustable suspension for jogging or off-road trailblazing.

The Orbit Baby 360 Car Seat and Stroller Combo is a more luxurious option, with a rotating car seat that lets you see your child while you’re walking, running or jogging. The seat is also reversible, so you can use it facing in or out. We found the car seat easy to install in the vehicle and on the stroller, but adjusting the canopy was difficult without an extra set of hands.

The Doona takes a different approach by designing the car seat and stroller as one product, skipping the attachment process. We found this unique model to be easy to maneuver, but it has a shorter lifespan (9 months) than other stroller car seat combos, and you’ll need to buy a new stroller when your infant outgrows the car seat.