There is no ideal stroller, that would fit all the possible wishes perfectly. That being said, Mutsy is not an exception, it has it pros and cons. I still selected it out of all the possible choices because of the criteria that was important for me.
With my first child I had a Bumbleride Flyer, that pretty much fitted the bill for the all around stroller, except that I was not happy, and sometimes purely frustrated, with its steering. Also the switching from front to back facing position didn't work smoothly, as the stroller wouldn't always lock the other pair of wheels from swiveling.
Therefore, with my second baby I decided to splurge on a big-wheel stroller promising a smooth ride and easy steering. Having a bassinet would also be nice for a winter baby.
Mutsy is indeed a pleasure to steer, and I can do it with a one-hand. It's a sturdy stroller, and suspension is very decent too. However, the reason why I chose it over other strollers in its class is the seat... Read more

From the moment I saw this stroller I wanted it. It was a little difficult though because I could not try it out before I bought it. I finally was convinced I would not be happy without it and found a good deal on myStrollers.com I got the really nice lime green color and I am very pleased. I've had it for 4 months now and I use it for everything, I even put my baby moses basket on the seat laying flat so that it was easy to move around the house and made my baby sleep inside of it until she was 2 months. Because it can recline flat I took out the straps when my daughter was a newborn and sort of used it as a bassinet. Now I am happy I didn't waist my money on the bassinet that you can purchase as an extra. I also have the car seat adapter which makes it so easy to snap from car to stroller.

Pros:
~Easy to snap seats in and out
~Great maneuver ability
~Flat recline
~Easy to store it standing up while collapsed and can be pulled while collapsed... Read more

Living in NYC, my little girl basically lives in her stroller. We are always on the go and travelling to new adventures across this busy town. I have already gone through two strollers that just couldn't survive the wear and tear and a growing toddler. To be totally honest, when I purchased her first stroller, I really thought it would have made it through all of my babies. Now I see that spending a little more money on a stroller is necessary if you want to get many years of use and durability out of it.

I recently had the opportunity to review the Mutsy 4rider Light stroller and I have been blown away by the craftsmanship of this stroller. It is the Fararri of strollers and rides like a dream! My toddler, who NEVER sleeps in her stroller (which I always thought was due to the fact that she was just nosy) has fallen asleep quite a few times in her new Mutsy.

The Mutsy is very versatile. It grows with your baby and has a few different seats that accommodate... Read more