GRACO QUATTRO TOUR TRAVEL SYSTEM, SUTTON
- Aluminum welded frame for maximum durability one hand gravity fold with storage latch extended weight limit – accepts up to 50 pounds
- 180 degree rotating canopy with peek-a-boo window parent organizer tray with storage compartment and 2 cup holders lower and load storage basket
- 4-position, flat reclining seat pivoting child’s tray with cup/juice box holder combination 3 or 5 point harness one touch brakes front swivel wheels with locks and suspension
- Comes with a SnugRide Infant Automobile Seat and base
- Car Seat has 5 point front adjust harness for a secure fit, a 2 piece chest clip to make buckling and unbuckling easier
This travel system includes the Quattro Tour Stroller and the Snugride infant automobile seat with a 5 point front adjust harness and a stay-in-car adjustable base. The aluminum tubing will grant you to have years of comfort strolling. It features a one-hand gravity fold and a 180 degree rotating canopy with a pee-a-boo window. The 4 position, flat reclining seat keeps your child comfortable while the parent organizer with storage compartment and cup holders provides convenience for you. Ideal of all, t
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(out of 19 reviews)
Price: $ 244.49
about 1 year ago
Review by Mom of 3 for Graco Quattro Tour Travel System, Sutton
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We purchased this stroller system (in a different color) in 2006. I still love it. The frame is solid, the wheels big and turn easy, folds great and quick set up, not that heavy, and the snugride car seat is a breeze to click in and out. I love the huge basket bellow, and it drops down to make it easy to get things out when stroller seat is reclined or you have the car seat clicked in. It is a bit stiff at first and hard to drop…but the more you use it the easier it gets. And if you live some place that gets freezing temps (we live in Alaska) the plastic viewing window in the canopy can freeze and crack if left outside in the car too long (like overnight). Otherwise this stroller has taken a beating with the extreme temps and done great. Compared to other strollers it is a bit heavy, but that is because of the solid construction. I am 5 foot and do just fine with it. This thing has gone through grass, sand, gravel, dirt, ice, snow, North Carolina heat, and Alaskan winters. Now, it isn’t a jog-runner with those cool go anywhere wheels…but this thing can hold its own just fine. We have a Honda Odyssey mini van and it fits just fine in the “trunk” with all 3 rows up with room left over for groceries. I would buy it again in a heartbeat. Plus, the car seat is awesome. It clicks in and out of the base to stroller in a flash. Easy to install, easy to clean and has a great safety record. We purchased a second snugride car seat and the quattro tour duo stroller when we had our twins (they are now 5 months old).
about 1 year ago
Review by Balaji for Graco Quattro Tour Travel System, Sutton
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We bought this for our new born son. We used this for 4 1/2 months till now and found it good but at the same time very annoying.
Why is it good?
1) Lots of storage spaces
2) Temperature/Time display
3) Car Seat is very comfortable
4) The stroller seat was good and useful till my son was 3 months old.
5) Assembling is very easy.
Why is it annoying?
1) The car seat is too heavy. Forget about carrying it.
2) The travel system itself is huge. If I put it in my camry, it just leaves few space for grocery bags. If we go to costco and have to carry a box of grocery items, it will be too difficult.
3) The stroller is useless after 3 months. The seat works in two positions, flat and inclined. Flat: for new borns only. You will not be able to use it once your baby ages 4 months or old or if he/she grown 2 feet or more. You will start seeing the legs extended outside. This is fine. But the inclined position is totally useless: If you put your baby in the inclined position, your baby will be literarly hanging with just one belt which is going in between the thighs. It looks very dangerous as it looks like if the baby hits one button accidently the entire belt system will get unhooked. So we really hate to use it as a regular stroller.
4) It has too big wheels and so you will find very difficult to take it around aisles in shops.
5) The stroller is too big that we were not able to cover it completely with blanket when taking the baby outside in a windy day. Even if you cover it, there is no hooks where we can hook the blanket so always expect for the blanket to fly away.
I hope you found this review useful. If you really like the carseat and ok with the stroller and its size, go for it.
Thanks!
about 1 year ago
Review by Rusty’s Mom for Graco Quattro Tour Travel System, Sutton
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I purchased this stroller a few weeks ago and have had a few opportunities to try it out. First, it does have some assembly required. It was not hard to figure out though and I put it together without needing any assistance. The stroller is beautiful and I love the new Marlowe pattern. I purchased this pattern hoping that it would work well for either a boy or girl. It is a very sophisticated pattern and is definitely gender neutral. Last week we took the stroller to the mall and had some time to get use to it. It rides extremely smooth. The only problem that I had with it was that the outer wheels in the front stick out quite a bit further than the actual stroller. I had trouble fitting it down most aisles. It would be perfect if the wheels were just an inch or two closer together. But that is my only complaint. I loved all of the storage compartments and the clock/thermometer. It is very easy to use(although it is pretty heavy and a little hard to pick up to put back in the vehicle) and London was very comfortable and loved riding in it. Overall I am very satisfied with this stroller.
about 1 year ago
Review by P. Nguyen for Graco Quattro Tour Travel System, Sutton
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I bought this stroller for my second baby. I got it within a week. It was very easy to assemble. I did it by myself without assistant. I loved the pattern of this stroller and it was very stronger than the previous Graco model I had. It was very comfort to move around and one hand fold down. The lower storage is big and can store a lot of things. I loved it. Overall, I am very satisfied with this stroller.
about 1 year ago
Review by Desert Rose for Graco Quattro Tour Travel System, Sutton
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When we began shopping for a travel system for our son, safety was our primary qualification. The SnugRide car seat has consistently been rated the safest infant carseat, and the base makes transitioning the baby from the car to anywhere else a breeze. We purchased an additional base for our second car (a wonderful investment!) Built with bicycle technology, the stroller has excellent shock absorption and steering. The basket holds ALOT, too. Our stoller goes with us everywhere, from shopping trips to church to hiking in the Smokey Mountains. Although it is now 20 months old, the stroller still works like new. It folds and unfolds easily with one hand, but it is a little bit bulky to lift into the car (the ONLY drawback). We continue to be thrilled with our purchase and highly recommend the quattro tour stroller and SnugRide carseat.