| Chicco Cortina Stroller, Adventure | 
| Brand: Chicco
Category: Baby Product
This item is no longer available
Rating:  29 reviews
Sales Rank: 20,021
Color: Adventure
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Maximum Weight Recommendation (lbs): 50
Shipping Weight (lbs): 22
Dimensions (in): 28 x 21 x 47
MPN: 06064956650070
Model: 06064956650070
UPC: 049796602814
EAN: 0049796602814
ASIN: B000V8DT86
Release Date: October 23, 2009
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| Features:
| • | Compatible with our Key Fit and Key Fit 30 Infant Car Seats | | • | One-hand fold and automatic storage latch | | • | Multi-position, fully reclining seat with ?Memory Recline? | | • | Parent and child cup holders and large storage basket | | • | Multi-position leg rest, reversible canopy, and all wheel suspension |
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Product Description
Memory Recline" seat remembers the last position seat was in when folded. Seat reclines fully for newborns. Convertible 5 or 3-point harness for security & convenience. Sturdy, lightweight aluminum frame holds children up to 50 lbs. Convenient one-hand fold with automatic storage latch makes the Cortina easy to use. Self-standing when folded. All wheel suspension gives baby the most comfortable ride. Linked one touch rear brakes included for safety. Includes a "parent's tray" with cupholder and storage compartment. Child's tray is removable with a dishwasher-safe insert. Large and convenient shopping basket is easily accessible when seat back is fully reclined. Reversible laminated canopy has peek-a-boo window to protect baby from weather and provide extra ventilation. Canopy also has full range of rotation. Ergonomic rubberized handle grips are adjustable for comfort. Handle is height adjustable and folds down for easy storage in small places. Recommended use from birth to 36 months, up to 50 lbs. Measures 28" x 21" x 47" Features: - Multi-position "Memory Recline" seat
- Sturdy, lightweight aluminum frame
- Convenient one-hand fold
- All-wheel suspension
- Linked one touch rear brakes
- 3-position leg rest and flat recline
- Parent's tray and child's trays
- Shopping basket
- Reversible laminated canopy
- Ergonomic rubberized handle grips
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 29
 Good stroller for the price. August 27, 2010
Happy Shopper (CA)
This is a great compact but comfortable stroller. It's easy and lightweight and it's adjustable seating gives the child room to move around. The only negative is the cushion where the child sits is not that well padded. It's alright for a lightweighted or young child but we plan to place a hand towel under there when our grandson gets a little older and heavier. Otherwise I would recommend this stroller.
Excellent stroller June 3, 2010
C. Orr (State College, PA)
We have been extremely satisfied with this stroller. It moves very smoothly and our son seems very comfortable. After about 8 months of light use, we have not had any problems. It is rather heavy and bulky, which can be troublesome when trying to take it on a vacation. However, that's the tradeoff for a larger stroller like this, and its size and weight are reasonable for its class; we just take our little umbrella stroller when space is a concern.
 Replacement for Graco Metrolite - is not better March 18, 2010
TJ Zm
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I was forced to buy this stroller after our Graco Metrolite broke catastrophically during some very cold eastern weather. (Graco has since sent us a brand new Metrolite) This Chicco has an even flimsier feel at the handle. All else feels well-made. I suggest to the manufacturers that their bottom line be to make a stroller that costs 150-250 dollars that will last two-three years. These 100-150.00 stroller feel terrible from the get go and only get worse. I would not buy this Chicco stroller again.
Made for short babies!!!!???? What am I doing wrong? January 14, 2010
mikaeLAgirl (La Mirada, CA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
When you fully recline the seat, the back folds to a 90 degree angle and it makes the bed too short. At the bottom end of the seat there is a edge that folds down and does nothing. It only folds down our straight up....straight up stops your babies feet from hanging down. My baby is only 28" and can't fully recline. Please let me know if I am doing something wrong!
Maneuverability good for one handed pushing.
Removable tray is good for snacks, but not deep enough to hold an average size sippy cup. Upper cup holder not deep enough, but nice lidded compartment comes in handy for keys, or small phone for quick access.
Ample storage, good balance with a full diaper bag hanging on back (even without baby in it)
Wish it was lighter, on heavy side.
Folds easily once you get the hang of it, great stand up feature when folded, and folded locking mechanism handy.
Great with infant seat, clicks in and one hand trigger release, but you have to use with snack tray in place.
Took this on a airplane trip alone and it did very well to hold lots of stuff in it. Just a bit difficult because it is a bit heavy and bulky.
 Hate this stroller December 11, 2009
Charlie's mom (Chicago, IL)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
I hate this stroller and am trying to sell it. It is too bulky to shop with. There is no need for it with the infant seat, and I want a better stroller now that he's out of the infant seat, so it was never useful. I used a Maclaren Easy Traveller (much recommended over the coordinating Chicco travel system strollers) witht he Keyfit 30 Infant Seat to get him everywhere. I wanted the Cortina so that I could lay him flat and not have him trapped in the car seat all the time. Even for an obsessive mom like me, it just wasn't worth it. The storage is minimal and impossible to get to if the seat is down, it turns poorly, it is wide, and it takes up my whole trunk! This stroller is sitting unused in my house, and I don't have space for it!
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