I just bought this specifically for our trip to hawaii. This stroller has been great for my 4 month old on the beach, in the hotel, on cobble stone (type pavers) etc. it folds down easily and my kid has loved being in it to hang out and sleep. The folding feature made gate checking a breeze and fitting it into our rental car perfect. The cup holder is a bit flimsy and I wish it had a parent console but I chose this stroller over the ergo and gb because it was newborn ready and the full recline allows for napping at an early age. I wish the tires were foam filled for a smoother ride but otherwise this is great!

My 10 week old and I have taken a max of ten short paved walks together in our brand-new stroller and already the wheels are so worn down the stroller looks used! Additionally the foam on the handlebar makes my hands stink every time and the seat back doesn't stay tight making me think it will flip down when she graduates to it from her car seat adapter. I bought it because if the portability but it doesn't in any way look built to last for one kid let alone a second.

I wanted to try this stroller since I transitioned my baby out of his infant seat. It’s perfectly compact and gorgeous. The only thing that I would change is the snack tray that doesn’t stay open, neither it completely closes so if you flip it around moving the stroller, all the food falls off it. I love it otherwise.

Purchased for personal use while babysitting grandchildren. Wanted compact tri-fold to fit squarely in my car, lightweight with features of a full stroller providing good height to save my back, and one that would easily roll over grass, playground mulch, pebbled trails, firm sandlots, etc. The Coast is a great stroller for me...adjustable handlebar is higher than I expected, rear 9.5 in wheels make a huge difference and can roll over a variety of terrain with ease, I can manage the stroller with one hand leaving the other free to hold the hand of another child, and 5 point harness is a dream to unbuckle and close! Belly bar, foot rest, and large canopy are all well designed. Would prefer a bar recline rather than a strap recline, a child cupholder integrated into a snack tray without a lid and an adult tray with a lid, also with an integrated cup older, but these would add weight to the stroller. I can manage this 20lb stroller well. The tray and cupholder that are provided are adequate for my use. I take a baby, and a 5 and 6 year old to the park and I have plenty of storage for their gear and my supplies. The stroller is also engineered well enough to strap a diaper bag onto the handlebars without tipping it over.

It’s been over a year and we use the Coast almost everyday and are very fond of it. It is well engineered and very sturdy, able to cover rough terrain but still rides smooth on flat ground. It’s easy to expand and compact once you figure out how to properly, and has a lot of nice little features. The safety latch to secure the child is more complicated than it needs to be, and I think the seat could have been designed for a little more comfort. Overall a very solid stroller I recommend.

I loved this stroller upon arrival. It was a replacement I researched and chose after my car was rear ended with a different stroller in the trunk. So I chose this as it's replacement. There's def a learning curve to opening and shutting and I love how compact it is. It handles any terrain like a champ because I am able to lock the wheels on rough terrain and unlock for smooth sailing. It's comfortable for my 2 year old though she prefers not to use the shoulder straps because she's on the chunky side and they restrict her movement too much, they could be longer for larger children. We have only used it probably 7 or 8 times and upon folding, it already doesn't lock shut. Break engaged or not it doesn't stay shut when folded up. I have the registration card for it and the things that came with the box, but I don't know how to prove I bought it, since the insurance company bought it.

This is my go-to stroller when traveling and when space is tight. Plus it has a better cup holder, sun shade and storage basket than my other smaller strollers.

We bought this stroller after years of extensive research and trial/error. With kid #1, we had a Phil & Ted's that converted to a bassinet, but was seriously lacking in sturdiness and portability. Our kids are tall and heavy, so most strollers were automatically removed from the list because of low weight/height limits, including the majority of high-end strollers. We travel frequently by plane and with kid #2, we needed to make the transit piece easier. Enter Larktale Coast: high weight/height limits, lightweight, sturdy, rubber wheels, compact fold, one-hand steering, near-flat recline... and those are just our favorite features. Our 4 year old can push the stroller just as easily as I can, and the basket holds a ton. Bonus points for price, quality of construction, and great accessories. We love this stroller and have already bought the travel bag, rain cover, and bug net. When #3 comes along, we'll spring for the bassinet as well. Hands-down the best stroller ever! We just took the Coast on a trip to Hawaii, involving 6 flights and a ton of walking and toting all the things. Larktale, this stroller is amazing! Lived up to all our expectations and more.