Veer Cruiser vs Graco NimbleLite

The wagon has a lowered footrest area, so it is not flat bottomed like other wagons. Using other items to create a ‘bed’ would lack in support. The basinette is rigid with padding much like a pack n play insert, so it is designed to fit perfectly and be structurally sound. The only accessory we don’t have for this is the storage bag

Those models are umbrellas but cheaper and more durable- especially if you are considering keeping this as an alternative to your everyday stroller.

I still feel the weight is manageable, however others may not. Definitely consider this before purchasing and compare to double strollers to make it fair.

The Graco Jetsetter is positioned in the middle of the photos I've shared. Personally, I'm not big on strollers (unless I am at a theme park, my children walk at all times soon as they are able to actually walk and not be carried), so I just wanted something (1)super compact and far from bulky; (2)something that could accommodate my next newborn for 15-24mos; and (3)something that I could get through the airport and into the overhead bin or under the chair in front of me per the current 2021 standard carryon size of 9x14x22in. The Graco Jetsetter, as other reviewers have mentioned, does fold compactly-- BUT it's still bulky! It measures 9x19x22in (an extra 5in over). You'll find I shared a photo of the stroller next to a box fan to get a good clearer idea of its size

I used the product for over a month and I would NOT RECOMMEND it. Very Cumbersome, very heavy, scratches easily, we Noticed that it was hard to fold up because it kept getting caught on itself, it was not easy to maneuver even in walks. And honestly I hate the fact that they charge you for every single piece, so for close to $1,000 this is horrible

The issue is that it is as big as our large suitcase and heavy and cumbersome. We knew we would be travelling to the land of cobblestone streets and knew our regular stroller would work but it really came down to the size which is what had us looking at strollers in the first place. We were extremely apprehensive about the smaller wheels and how it would do in the conditions we were about to put it in but with the wheel clearance, we thought we would be okay. Worst case, we would have an infant strapped to our back or belly for a week and would get a good workout