It is, of course, designed to be one of the safest travel systems on the market today.  But it’s the style that makes it stand out from all of the “me too” products out there.  You don’t see these around as often as a Graco, but when you do … you know you have.

There are currently two versions of the Orbit Stroller on the market today.  There is the original version …

And there is the G2 that came out pretty recently …

Of course, no product is perfect.  Below is a statement of some of the pros and cons of the Orbit Stroller offered by an  Amazon Reviewer …

PROS:
- 360 degree rotate and recline function
- Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified fabric ensuring safe use of materials for the baby and environment
- Easy fold and unfold of the stroller frame
- Improved rubber grip handle versus previous foam handles
- Convenient easy-to-press buttons on each handle bars to adjust the height
- No pump foam tires that won’t go flat
- Lockable front tires for better handling on unpaved roads
- Simple and elegant two-tone colours for a classy appearance
- Aircraft-grade aluminum frame construction which is light and strong
- Easy assembly right out of the box.

CONS:
- Small cargo pod on the bottom of the stroller. They should have supplied an open-style basket similar to other strollers
- Rain cover and mosquito net is NOT included in the package. The Bugaboo Cameleon supplies theirs with the package
- The Orbit G2 Bassinet is NOT included and is a pricey option unlike the Bugaboo Cameleon that created a very smart way of using the very same frame to function as a bassinet as well as toddler seat.
- The separate handle bars are comfortable. However, there should be an option to make it into a one-piece style handle bar to allow parents to quickly grasp the stroller without having to check where each bar is positioned.
- Oddly enough only the black colour fabric of the infant car seat and toddler seat match. The mocha and ruby colour textiles of the infant car seat and toddler seat don’t match. The infant car seat textile has a deeper hue than their toddler textile counterpart.
- Non customisable fabric option similar to other strollers.

Dwight trying to destroy it was absolutely classic … a loser trying to beat up on a clear winner.  Ah, a story from out of time … see it here.

And the truly great news?  It doesn’t actually cost $1200 to pick up one of these fine pieces of American ingenuity.

It’s pretty good lookin’ too …

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