Evenflo Clover Travel System with LiteMax Infant Car Seat, Blue Apis

I Love this combo. They look nicer in person than in the pictures and I can't wait to use it. It seems like it would be easily maneuverable. The car seat is quite large (long) and may not fit on a narrow seat but I have a lincoln so I'm sure it will fit fine. Also it seems like a good quality car seat, it's not super padded but it will be alright same with the stroller, I wish the stroller was more padded especially with the bassinet feature which is one of the reasons I purchased it but then again most strollers aren't that padded anyways The storage on the bottom is large but the front of the storage is open. It's not as heavy as some stroller and it is a little difficult to get the car seat from the base. Overall it's going to work just fine and is perfect for my needs. I did have a hard time finding the safety reviews on the car seat and am still not sure what's it's rated which is what I am most concerned about but it does seem like a good quality carseat.

It went to where I sent it for a baby shower. She loved it. Thank you.

This is a Toyoto Corolla of a travel system. It's from Evenflo, a non-fancy supplier of unpretentious baby equipment for those who approach child-bearing and rearing as a normal part of the human calling, not an expression of personal philosophies and aesthetics. In other words, this is the kind of baby travel system we could have afforded with our children, and would have worn out over years of use with five children.Actually, this may not have have made it through our five children. Its wheels and harware are good, but the wheels are plastic as are the tires on them, the plastic elsewhere is generally hard rather than soft-touch and the overall feel is sensible rather than go-for-a-run-in-the-Rockies plush.But the crazy thing about expensive systems--and my kids have them--is that it's not the wheels that wear out, it's the soft rubber cushions on the handle. It's not the frame that dies, it's the fabric of the seats that grows so dirty and ugly from years of use that the system getss tossed though the underpinnings are still sound.OK, what is this like?Positives:1) Solidity. The car seat is light, the stroller less so. Both feel solid2) Ease of putting together.3) Stroller folds and unfolds easily, not into the tiniest package, but it's still efficient.4) Fabric is sturdy.5) Car seat has convenient built in angle meter.6) Good storage under seat in stroller.7) Price for system is great.Negatives:1) Car seat does not release from base or stroller easily. Almost requires two hands. And, compounding matters, pulled-back canopy can get in way of reaching the handle.The one negative is frustrating. We often don't have two hands available to wrestle a car seat out of its base and this is the only car seat I've owned that has seemed unwilling to come out. The issue is the handle which has to be pulled futher up and with a more powerful grip than most. Perhaps the system will loosen up over time, or perhaps my hand will grow stronger. It's not a big deal in the overall scheme of things but it is an annoyance.

I really like the combo stroller and car seat i ordered but I thought it was more towards a blue color and not teal. Could be my eyes but either way its a great item.

If you don’t have a travel set for your baby then you are making your life difficult. I love that I don’t have to wake my baby after a car ride and he is able to sleep until I push him into the house.