The First Years Ignite Stroller, Red Stripe

The First Years Ignite Stroller, Red Stripe

41FUSunXstL. SL160  The First Years Ignite Stroller, Red Stripe Rating: 466stars The First Years Ignite Stroller, Red Stripe
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  • Durable frame rated for use to 50 pounds
  • Taller handles and multi position recline
  • 5 point harness for a safer ride
  • Large parent console and lower storage basket
  • Easy one hand fold and weighs only 14 pounds

The First Years Ignite Stroller, Red Stripe 4.5 out of 5 based on 310 ratings. 653 user reviews
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9 Responses to “The First Years Ignite Stroller, Red Stripe”

  • H. L. Cox:

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    Love this stroller. Perfect height for me at 5’5, and good weight for quick trips out. I use this over my full-size stroller now because of the ease of use. Very easy to assemble, great price. Highly recommend.

  • KDlovesshoes:

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    This stroller encompassed everything I was looking for in a lightweight, compact stroller. I currently have a Zooper Waltz (full size stroller) which was taking up way too much space in my trunk.

    Pros:

    5 Point Harness

    Reclining Seat (does not recline flat, but enough for my baby to relax)

    Large Canopy (for this size stroller)

    Storage (underbasket, mesh side bags (which cover hinges), a pouch for keys and water bottle for mom/dad which is across the handles)

    Folds like an umbrella stroller

    Large swiveling wheels which all lock independently

    Holds kids up to 50 lbs

    Great price – $60

    Cons:

    I haven’t had it out too much so I don’t have any cons yet, other than that I probably won’t be able to hang all my shopping bags from the back, as it might tip over. Haven’t tried it out in that regard though.

    Overall, I’m very happy with the stroller and glad I bought it without being able to read many reviews on it, since there are very few reviews available. I was comparing this to the Chicco Liteaway, Chicco Capri, and the Graco Ipo stroller, and for the price this item was a great buy as it had extra features that the other strollers were lacking.

  • Megan A. Pflueger:

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    I recently bought this stroller from Amazon, hoping the product specifications were correct that the handles were taller, and a full stride was possible. I’m 5’11 and most strollers feel like they are built for children, in my opinion, and this stroller is awesome! My son seems to like it (20 months, 30lbs), the stroller goes to 50lbs. It folds easily, the price is right, and the shade canopy is a nice size. I highly recommend this product!

  • Lee Harris:

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    This stroller is worth every penny.

    It’s very sturdy, looks great (I ordered in black) and has a very smooth ride. It is extremely easy to maneuver one handed & the handles are a lot taller than a regular umbrella stroller. My husband & I can push this around without feeling “hunched over”. The recline is just perfect for your little one to nap comfortably without the “head slump”. In fact, I read a couple reviews where people were complaining about the recline…I guess they want it to lay completely flat??? Not necessary in my opinion, especially for a toddler.

    Our son is 2 1/2 years old and sits very comfortably. The seat is wide, so he has some wiggle room and his head does not even reach the top of the seat. The basket underneath is a nice size, but you kinda have to put things through the side and not the back because the support bars are in the way. The parent pouch/cup holder is awesome. Yes, it is a soft “fanny pack” like device, but the cup holder is pretty deep…perfect for a sippy cup, bottled water or even a Starbucks cup or fast food restaurant soda. The canopy isn’t the “widest” one I have seen…but it does protect the head, and if you recline the seat you get more coverage. The recline is accessed by a pulley system, but so was our Graco travel system stroller…not a deal breaker for us:)

    Set up & breakdown is super easy. I love the lever to break it down, I can do it in flip flops/sandals without hurting the tops of my feet. Assembly takes no more than 5 minutes…just pop the wheels on & attach the canopy.

    This is the first review I have ever given for a product, although I read endless customer reviews when purchasing one. You really can’t get any more features & quality than this product for the money.

    Side note….I was very close to purchasing either a McClaren or an Inglesina, boy I am happy I didn’t :)

  • Susan Bender:

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    This is a GREAT little stroller for all the reasons mentioned above, particularly the height of the handles which my husband commented on right away!

    However, from the photograph & description on Amazon, I thought I was purchasing a brown stoller with white polka dots for our grandson, as the description was simply “Polka Dots”. Well . . . it should read “Pink Polka Dots”!

    This is not a huge deal – rather a surprise and annoyance which, perhaps, my comments will help others avoid. I know that I can return it and reorder if I choose, which Amazon makes pretty simple I’ve learned. Perhaps rather than box it up again and schlepp it to UPS, Nana & Papa could grow to like pink for our first little grandbaby boy! Might be a good “stretch” for us ol’ baby boomers!

    Then again, the red or khaki looks nice! I would reorder The First Years Ignite and recommend this stroller to others for the quality, safety features and price!

  • M. Reyes:

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    After testing this stroller at the store with my 2 kids (28 lbs and 44lbs respectively). Went home and ordered at Amazon. LOL! The best lightweight stroller I ever bought! This stroller survived lots of walking from our recent trip to Europe. Easy to assemble, manuever and can be folded quickly. My kids love it!

    Best bang for the buck! And best thing about this, it can carry kids up to 50lbs!

  • Shauna Ingram:

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    I did a lot of reading and searching for just the right stroller now that we are out of the “baby” phase.

    My checklist included: must recline, have 5 point harness (I have a daredevil who has not yet met a 3 point harness he can’t defeat), parent tray, work for BOTH my boys (a 3 yr old and a nearly 1 yr old) and have a basket.

    Pros:

    My biggest PRO is that it goes up to 50 lbs. My 3 yr old is 35lbs, which is the weight limit on most lightweight strollers.

    Reclines just enough to allow sleeping without the head bob.

    5 point harness keeps my younger son in the seat!

    Has several height adjustments for the harness.

    Good size sun shade.

    Has a foot rest.

    Parent tray!

    Very lightweight.

    Basket holds just enough, without being too large or too small (I hang my diaper bag over the handles).

    The material (at least up where the parent tray is) is liquid resistant–water beaded up when I spilled.

    The little pouches on the side hold a sippy, or snack cup with ease. Also holds toys well. :)

    Cons:

    My boys have really long torso’s and my 3 yr old’s head is almost at the top. This isn’t a huge deal to me though, and doesn’t outweigh the pros. Next year, he probably won’t be able to sit in it with the sun shade over him and he probably won’t be able to lay back in it anymore, but by then, he won’t need to. :)

    I would (and have) recommended this stroller to friends.

  • Luvtoshop:

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    I just received this stroller. My tall 3.5 year old sat in it and she fits fine. The foot rest could have been made a little lower, so her legs can be more comfortable, but she’s fine. Her head does not brush against the top of the canopy. I love the parent console, it seems durable. The maneuvering seems great too. I steered it with one hand with my big 3.5 year old in it and it was good. I really wanted a Maclaren, but they’re so expensive! This was my next choice and it was only under $60! Overall I think it’s a great umbrella stroller for the price. It looks great and durable. I just wish it had a stroller strap to carry when folded.

  • Jessica Lundgren:

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    I have a 2 year old boy and a 4 year old girl. I’ve gone through 5 other strollers, including a Peg and a Combi. I chose to purchase this one to have a convenient, truly lightweight stroller with a 5 point harness. If it’s not 5 point, it simply doesn’t do its job in restraining my busy children.

    I just received this stroller after ordering twice and having it delayed in shipment. I was a little concerned to order as it isn’t available in stores and there are no reviews since it is brand new. But I am pleasantly surprised. First off the only assembly is snapping on the 4 wheels and snapping the sun shade into place which takes all of 5 minutes.

    It is tall enough for me to comfortably push around without having to awkwardly bend forward to avoid kicking the wheels, and no stooping as the handles fit me well (I’m 5’7″). Yay!! The wheels are foam with a little give, but not as cushy as air. I doubt this stroller will work for off road, but will do fine on pavement.

    I took my 4 year old for a test stroll and she is 39 pounds and 43 inches tall. She comfortably fit in it with the harness on the middle position so there is some room for her to grow. It rolls relatively smoothly though the recline doesn’t recline that far back; I’m okay with that since my kids never sleep on the go. It has a parent console that includes a zippered pouch and cup holder. I stuck a water bottle in it just fine, but it may not be suitable for a Big Gulp. There are also 2 small mesh pouches on either side of the seat, presumably for things like pacis and sippy cups. There is also a small storage space under the seat, and I think it can fit a SMALL diaper bag or a few coats and books.

    I chose this stroller over the First Years Jet stroller for $40 simply because I could get it in stock faster. I also like the khaki color because we live in San Antonio where it is ridiculously hot and sunny. The sun canopy is adequate though not giant.

    The stroller appears well built. Even if it falls apart in one year, I’d just buy another since it’s so stinkin’ cheap. Thanks First Years for finally creating an inexpensive but comfortable umbrella stroller. I love it!

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