Kolcraft Baby Toddler Cloud Plus Umbrella Stroller, Lightweight and Compact

Great value for the price. Easy 1 piece and easy to fold. Nice storage, comfortable to sit in, tray and cup holders, a little harder to steer. It can get a little stuck. Nice piece for the low price I paid. Great for travel and fits in a small trunk.

Great lightweight stroller for toddlers – perfect for my niece’s kid I bought the Kolcraft Cloud Plus Lightweight Umbrella Stroller for my niece’s kid and it has been an excellent stroller. It’s genuinely lightweight, folds up easily, and still feels sturdy and well-made for an umbrella-style stroller. It’s been really convenient for day-to-day use—easy to maneuver, simple to store in the car, and great for quick outings, errands, and travel. My niece’s kid seems comfortable riding in it, and the recline feature is a big plus when they get tired. The canopy also provides solid coverage on sunny days, which is something I always look for. For a lightweight stroller, the storage basket is surprisingly useful and holds the essentials like snacks, wipes, and a small bag. The cup holders are also a nice touch for keeping a drink or small items within reach. Overall, this stroller is a great value and a smart choice if you want something lightweight, reliable, and toddler-friendly. Highly recommend!

Purchased for an upcoming trip where we will be doing a bit of walking. 4-year old doesn’t use a stroller much but will likely need to on this trip. This stroller is extremely light and compact. For the price, it’s a good quality! I LOVE that it can stand on its own when collapsed and has more overall structure than other umbrella strollers. I do struggle a little getting it to collapse - definitely not a quick collapse. The parent cup holders and removable snack tray are nice features. It also has a more substantial sun shade than other umbrella strollers I’ve used. The basket is a good size, although it will not fit our diaper bag. Now for the negative…for a stroller rated up to 50 lbs, I was hoping it would also accommodate the height of a four year old. My kiddo is 40 lbs and 41 inches and barely has head room under the shade. There really is no room to grow. The foot rest is also positioned in a way that makes their knees point up, which gets uncomfortable over time. But if feet dangle, they hit the wheels. This is an issue with most travel strollers I’ve seen, and I’d love for someone to design a stroller with toddler height and weight in mind. One good thing about the fit is that the seat is actually deep enough for the child’s bottom. Overall, I think this will work for our needs on a trip/air travel and I’ll definitely keep for future kids.

We purchased this stroller in April 2024 for our 12 month old daughter as we were heading to Italy for a week trip and wanted something relatively cheap, light weight but also had some storage underneath. We absolutely LOVE this stroller. It is a cheap stroller, but it does the job as a travel stroller perfectly. We use it every time we travel and still call it our "Italy stroller" two years later. I've recommended it to all my friends with young kids too. If it ever breaks we would buy the same one again no question. 10/10 would recommend.

It’s lightweight and easy to push and fold up. Good quality for the price. Straps are okay and do the trick.

I ordered this because I wanted something sturdier than an umbrella stroller for my grandchild. It is indeed super light, I can pick it up and move it with one hand. Here are the pros and cons. Pros: It was really easy to assemble. I always have trouble with assembly but not this time. Instructions were clear and had pictures. It has a nice full canopy that protects from the sun with an opening on top to peek through to check on baby. A 5 point harness keeps baby secure. Baby tray is removable for when it isn’t needed and is easy to snap off. It glides smoothly on even surfaces like in stores or sidewalks. I chose the red color to help identify it when parked with a sea of black and grey strollers at theme parks (we live in Florida and do theme parks often). It folds down relatively small for storage in trunk or garage. It has a storage basket underneath and a parent tray by the handle. It has a one-button fold. It is pretty easy to open. So, it has a lot of features for the price. Cons: the wheels and brake bar are sort of flimsy, and the stroller shakes a lot when going over uneven terrain (grass, sandy areas, gravel). If you only intend to cruise the mall or flat sidewalks, this should be sufficient. If you are regularly transversing parks, gravel, etc., look at jogging strollers instead, as they have nice air-filled rubber tires that will cushion the ride (as opposed to smaller plastic wheels). I wish the handle had multiple positions, I would’ve like to higher as I am taller. The cup holders in the parent bar are shallow, and the parent holder tray is not wide enough to lay down my iPhone 12. The storage basket underneath isn’t big enough to hold a fully packed backpack or diaper bag (but is bigger than the net basket under an umbrella stroller). The “free stand one hand fold” actually involves pushing a fussy little button under the handle to one side, while simultaneously depressing the button above the handle, and if you hold your mouth just right and all the planets are in alignment, the stroller will spontaneously collapse into the folding position. Otherwise you might have to fiddle with it a good bit until muscle memory kicks in. I couldn’t manage this while holding the 20 lb baby on my hip. For the price this is actually an very good stroller unless one of the cons is a deal breaker for you.

I needed a stroller for taking my 10-month-old grandbaby on walks. She’s getting too heavy for me to continue using the strap-on baby carrier. The Kolcraft Cloud Plus has all the features I was seeking. The seat allows her to sit up comfortably enough to enjoy looking around. Besides having reclining options, this seat is more spacious and offers more comfortable support than the stroller that claims to be the #1 umbrella stroller. (The seat on that stroller felt like it was made of thinly padded slats.) I also prefer the single handle that allows me to easily push/steer one-handed while walking, rather than the two curved umbrella handles that others use. Having a tray for the baby, plus a tray for the adult is a great convenience——much better than the flimsy “pouch-type trays” offered by the so-called #1. And the Kolcraft has a firm footrest, not the flimsy vinyl strap that masquerades as a footrest on the other brand. The mesh peek-through window is a safety bonus that allows me to see what she’s doing as we walk. The roomy mesh basket underneath the seat will provide ample space to carry extra supplies for longer walks or trips to the park. Even with all these features, the Kolcraft Cloud Plus is very lightweight and folds very compactly, delivering far more comfortable support and convenience without becoming cumbersome. The clear instructions were easy for this grandma in her early seventies to follow, too. I highly recommend this stroller!

I really enjoy this stroller, as much as my child. He loves sitting in it and doesnt fuss a bit, he can relax and sit up in it to look around. It has a tray for both us parents and the child for snacks or drinks. The storage underneath hold my larger diaper bag. It folds down to make storage easier and more compact. Very lightweight and affordable. It moves well on multiple different terrain types. Highly recommend!

Waste money

La he traído por caminos empedrados y no se ah maltratado nada, muy resistente y cómoda para mi niña de dos años.

It is of great quality and very handy, easily folded and does the job very well. Also its compact so good for a traveling.

I really like it

La compré por la charola y portavasos pero los portavasos son muy chicos . No caben muchos vasos. Y se reclina muy poco. Tampoco es fácil de limpiar. El color se ensucia muy fácil y no se puede quitar el forro para limpiar. De ahí en mas, es ligera, y práctica. Buen espacio de la canastilla inferior.