We've had the Bumbleride Queen Bee for 9 months now, and have used it EVERYDAY! I even jog with it (though this is not recommended by Bumbleride) almost everyday. It is the queen of strollers. Fashionable and functional. I am able to walk to do errands. The heavy-duty metal storage compartment is great for groceries and other shopping. So comfortable for baby too. The seat recline is easy to adjust and the canopy can almost completely cover the whole seat to block out sun or rain. I feel that it is SUPER MANEUVERABLE for its size, and I am even happy with the cup holder. My cup holder should have broken many times as I caught the plastic end piece on doors etc. many times, but it always just flexes and snaps back in place. All of its adjustments are done easily.... except maybe switching the facing direction of the seat (forward vs toward mommy).... that one is a little tricky with baby inside. Otherwise the handle bar moves easily and the whole seat can actually be dropped... Read more

The QueenB is the best stroller there is, ever, period. I have owned and tried many high end boutique strollers, and this is head and shoulders above anything I have yet come across.

We've had ours from about 18 months. The more I use it, the more I'm impressed with it. It is a dream.

I have heard the criticism that its hard to turn in tight spaces. Bologna! Its is the EASIEST to turn in tight spaces. And of this point you may want to make additional note in the manual or such as I can see how people may make that inaccurate conclusion. If you "push forward" into the turn so as to put weight on the front wheels, they straighten out and make tight turns tough. But if you "push down" on the rear to take weight off the front wheels, it is the easiest tight "turn on a dime" ever. It actually turns itself. I can load the QueenB with a 1 year old and a 5 year old (with toddler seat) plus the ever full diaper bag, and navigate any department store with one... Read more

We have had this stroller for 17 months now and are quite happy with our purchase. I think we paid about $400 for the stroller (didn't buy it from Amazon), making it the most expensive baby item we bought/received for our child. We were worried about spending the money as we are on a very tight budget, but I have to say the stroller is worth the money.

In the time that we have had the stroller we have put thousands of miles on it. I take my daughter (now 16 months) and dog for a three mile walk in the morning and a two or three mile walk in the evening. We started out with the stroller in the U.S. and then because of work moved to Sweden for a year. In the U.S. the stroller went out on a long, gravel road every day with no problems. Now in Sweden we have lived in an urban environment where the stroller stays mostly on sidewalks, though we do take it on wide hiking trails on the weekends. The stroller does fine over tree roots, pine needles and low-lying brush. Last year the... Read more