Just got my I'coo Pacific.

Let me start with saying: this is not a perfect and a fantastic stroller.
BUT: it's a very good stroller in general and specially for the price (I paid 420$, and it was a stretch on our budget).
I might repeat in my review some of the things that have been said on the forum before.

Let me start with the pros:

It is a light weight stroller, for a full stroller and an all terrain stroller.
# Assembled dimensions: 29.5" x 24" x 42"
# Folded dimensions:30.5" x 24.25" x 9 "
# Weight: 23 pounds

It is a very easy to fold and unfold, but it's a big stroller when folded, it will fit in most cars, but unless you have an regular size SUV it will take most of the space in your trunk. If you really need to travel with it and space in the trunk is an issue, you can take off the wheels and the seat. that way you will be able to save some space, and it really takes a minute to assemble it all back together... Read more

We purchased this stroller because we liked the idea that it was an "all-in-one" such that we didn't have to purchase the separate bassinet, foot muff, etc. as we would with the bugaboo. Since we were pregnant with our first child, we also weren't sure how we were going to be using our stroller and what were necessities and what weren't. After 3 months of use, we realized that this stroller was not cutting it for us (we live in the city of chicago and are out in the stroller on a daily basis). Therefore we retired the i'coo and purchased a 2010 uppababy vista. Our experience with the uppababy compared to the i'coo is like night and day. The vista is a far superior stroller. My husband and I learned the hard way . . . you get what you pay for! Here are the pros and cons of the i'coo:

The PROS about this stroller:

Bassinet to seat conversion
Low price
Great adjustable handle bar

The CONS about this stroller:

Bassinet is very... Read more

After researching tons of strollers and even buying and returning two I settled on the I'Coo Pacific. I wanted a higher end stroller but did not want to break the bank. I have a smaller size SUV and needed a stroller that wouldn't take up the entire back storage area of my trunk. I do not live in the city and would be getting in and out of the car frequently with my stroller, so I wanted one that wouldn't be too heavy and that would fold easily. I have had the I'Coo Pacific for 7 months now and have been extremely happy. My baby is 8 months old and we have used our stroller all the time and have loved it.
Here are a few things that I really love:
- The seat and bassinet are one
- the 2010 canopy is huge, totally covers baby when in bassinet or sitting
- The carseat adaptor, rain cover, and foot muff are not extra pieces you have to buy
- it folds and takes up one side of my small SUV trunk area not entire trunk
- seat faces both ways
- easy... Read more