The First Years Indigo Stroller, Retro Red
The First Years Indigo Stroller, Retro Red
- Durable, modular Euro styled frame rated for use to 50 pounds
- Easy release reversible seat with a 5 point harness for rear or forward facing use
- Taller adjustable handle height
- Universal attachment for use with most infant car seats
- Easy one hand fold with or without seat removed
The First Years Indigo Stroller-Easier is durable and will comfortably fit your little one up to 50 lbs. The modular Euro styled design and contemporary fashions combined with our unique reversible seat will make people take a second look. Keep your eye on your infant simply by releasing the seat and turning it to the rear facing mode. You can watch over your little one and they can watch over you.The First Years Indigo Stroller-Easier for You, More Comfortable for your Baby! Finally a stroller that is durable and, yes, it really will comfortably fit your little one up to 50 lbs. The modular Euro styled design and contemporary fashions combined with our unique reversible seat will make people take a second look! Keep your eye on your infant simply by releasing the seat and turning it to the rear facing mode. You can watch over your little one and they can watch over you.The Indigo Stroller
At a Glance:
Durable, modular Euro styled frame rated for use to 50 lbsEasy release rev
List Price: $ 159.99
Price: $ 119.99
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Amazing Stroller, Better Quality Than Expected!,
I just got this stroller in and wanted to post a review for those who are contemplating buying it but can’t find any reviews. That was me not too long ago, but I decided to take a chance anyway. So glad I did! First off, the ease of putting this stroller together made it worth it. I didn’t even have to take out the directions. Snap in the wheels and the seat and your good to go. Second, the frame is very lightweight and the wheels are larger so turning and maneuvering through tight spaces is a breeze. The wheels are even big enough to take it to the beach, which we plan to try out in a few weeks. The whole stroller is also very narrow, though the seat is really roomy. The narrow frame makes getting around tight spots and into narrow door ways quite easy. The seat held my 10 month old, 23 lb baby boy and there was lots of room to spare. The seat also adjusts so he can sit all the way up or recline for a nap. The basket is large enough for a diaper bag and a few other things. I like that the access is from the front and wide open because it makes getting things in and out a lot easier. The parent “tray” is actually a canvas material that has a zipper pouch for storage (big enough for my wallet and iPhone and a diaper) and 2 cup holders and 2 other compartments for keys and such. A lot of thought obviously went into what other strollers lack when this one was made. To fold it, the seat snaps right off and the frame folds flat and takes up very little space. This would easily fit into a car trunk and fits into my SUV without any problems. My son LOVED the fact that he could face me while we stroll along and I can sing to him or make silly faces and he doesn’t get upset about having to sit in a stroller. This was our issue and the reason I wanted a parent-facing stroller. The bar across the seat is great as he holds on to it and uses it for teething. Everything on the stroller that is canvas comes off for washing with snaps, so looks like that would be easy to do. The material on the bar zips off as well for washing. We have the red one and I love this color. A little darker than the picture and better in my opinion. Overall, I would HIGHLY recommend this stroller! I would have paid lots more for the same one and there are ones on the market that have similar looks and features for triple the amount!
Pros:
Lightweight
Easy Maneuvering
Parent or Outward Facing
Folds Flat
Big Storage Basket
Comfortable Seat for Baby
Large Canopy Shade for Baby
Very Useful Compartment “Tray” for Parents
Big Wheels
Great Color
Cons:
Removing Seat to Fold (You can fold with seat but it makes for a much bulkier fold)
That’s all I can think of for now. As I use it more, I will update with more information. You won’t regret this purchase!
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|Thought it was a Great Buy…at first,
When I first saw it I fell n love, it is a very attractive and modern looking stroller.
I’ve had this stroller for a month and a half, and I had to edit me review. I’ve had too many issues with it for just having had it for this short period and using it gently. From the begining the wheels made a screeching noise, I put some wd40 and didn’t help much and after a week had to oil up again…like I mentioned before it only helps lower the screeching doesnt stop it. The rubbery handle is already coming off and won’t last long before it rips off in pieces. The seat feels wobbly, my baby is 15 lbs I don’t forsee this being sturdy for a 30 lbs baby let alone a 50 lbs kid, like it says. Trust me no one more than me wishes that it was the perfect stroller, but unfortunately you get what you pay for with this one
Now, I need to see how I’m going to return it and get something better.
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|Incredible bang for your buck with this reversible stroller!,
The First Years Indigo is a great lightweight stroller with 3 different modes (front-facing, parent-facing and bassinet mode) which is reasonably priced!
The stroller weighed in at 22 pounds.
The color is gorgeous – it’s a bright happy red. It makes quite a statement and fellow parents seem to admire it. It steers like a dream indoors and outdoors. You can literally push it with a finger. The front wheels rotate 360 degrees so it turns on a dime. It accommodates children up to 50 pounds and 40 inches.
It accepts the following car seats: First Years I450, First Years I470, Graco Snugride, Snugride 32, Snugride 35, Chicco Keyfit and Keyfit30. It comes with a bumper bar, a parent console and a car seat adapter in a cute black bag.
Dimensions:34.5 x 23.5 x 41 inches
Here’s a summary of the pros and cons:
Pros:
Easy to assemble (clear instructions)
Three positions – front facing, parent facing and bassinet mode
Reasonably priced
Steers like a dream – you can push it with a finger
Very cool-looking
Accepts various car seats
Seat can be removed to be used as a snap-n-go type stroller frame
Easy to fold and unfold
Easy to rotate the seat between positions
Basket is huge and easily accesible
Feels sturdy and stable
Easy to adjust harness (easy to close and open as well)
One-handed steering
Comes with parent console which can hold drinks, keys, cell phone, bottles
Seat can be pretty upright or very reclined
Adjustable legrest
Extendable canopy
Mutiple recline positions
Wheels feel substantial and well made for non-air tire wheels
Adjustable leg rest
Cons:
Seat could be deeper (it would not be a good stroller for really hefty/big kiddos)
Manual says basket should only hold 5 pounds (although I have put lots of groceries in mine)
Seat is made out of plastic material, not fabric (fine by me – easier to clean)
Harness could be more substantial
Somewhat wide fold with seat (I did not fold it without the seat)
Canopy is somewhat limited
Stroller will not last past age 3 unless you have a small/short child
The fold is not as compact as an umbrella fold, but is more compact than the fold of an air tire stroller. I did notice that the back wheels seem to wobble a little in rougher surfaces, but the movement does not affect the steering or smoothness of the ride at all so it did not bother me. The wheels are large enough to ride over bumps in the sidewalk and the stroller does not get stuck at every bump and crevice. In my opinion, the ride is pretty darn smooth for a non-AT stroller. The stroller seems very stable.
The seat has 3 recline positions (bassinet/flat, reclined and upright). I would probably add a blanket or a snuzzler for a newborn when using the bassinet to make it more comfortable
I took the stroller to a nearby drugstore and loaded the basket. Tons of room. Very happy with it. It steered beautifully among the aisles and my son seemed happy to be higher off the ground (compared to our other strollers).
All in all – I would say you can get great bang for your buck by getting this stroller for an infant and using it until the LO is about 2.5 or 3 years old (depending on height)! It will not be as smooth a ride as an air tire stroller but is a great alternative to an umbrella stroller or traditional stroller. It is also a good alternative for parents who want the parent-facing feature without having to spend lots of money on a Bugaboo or similar stroller.
I would definitely recommend it to friends and family! Love it so far!
ETA: The wheels are a bit squeaky after use outside, so you will need silicone spray. First Years will have to work on this issue.
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