Graco Jetsetter Combo Review
Pros: Smaller and lightweight
Cons: Lower quality, harder to push, only works with Graco seats
Manufacturer: Graco
The Skinny
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| Price | $170 List | $120 List | $100 List | $120 List Check Price at Amazon | $280 List $288.49 at Amazon |
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| Pros | Smaller and lightweight | Parent tray, compact fold, budget-friendly | Easy car seat attachment, lightweight, compact fold | Lightest, easy fold | Price, 2 infant car seats, easy seat connection |
| Cons | Lower quality, harder to push, only works with Graco seats | Limited to Chicco car seats, short lifespan | Dual action brakes, harder to push and turn | Poor car seat attachment, hard to push and turn | Heaver, harder to push and turn |
| Bottom Line | Hard to push choice that only works with Graco car seats | Easy to use frame stroller that is thoughtfully designed for those using a Chicco car seat | Best frame stroller with easy car seat attachment and parent console | Poor mover with difficult car seat attachment | Inexpensive, versatile product good for twins or multiples with easy car seat connection |
| Rating Categories | Graco Jetsetter Combo | Chicco Shuttle | Chicco KeyFit Caddy | Graco SnugRider Elite | Evenflo Pivot Xpand... |
| Ease Of Attaching Car Seat (30%) | |||||
| Ease Of Use (30%) | |||||
| Weight/Folded Size (25%) | |||||
| Quality (10%) | |||||
| Maneuverability (5%) | |||||
| Specs | Graco Jetsetter Combo | Chicco Shuttle | Chicco KeyFit Caddy | Graco SnugRider Elite | Evenflo Pivot Xpand... |
| Weight | 13.7 lbs | 15 lbs | 11.7 lbs | 13.3 lbs | 24.3 lbs |
| Folded Dimensions | 20.5"W x 9.5"H x 21.8"L | 20.1"W x 11.3"H x 28"L | 19.8"W x 11.5"H x 33.5"L | 19.7"W x 10.3"H x 31.9"L | 26.7"W x 19.23"H x 32.7"L |
| Capacity Limits | Minimum: Birth Maximum: 50 lbs/45" |
Minimum: Birth Maximum: Infants that are within the size and weight limitations of the infant car seat. |
Minimum: Birth Maximum: Max allowable weight/height for the car seat. |
Minimum: Birth Maximum: Max allowable weight/height for the car seat. |
Minimum: Infant - Toddler When stroller seat is in infant mode: birth - 6 months Maximum: 55 lbs/38" |
| Included Car Seat Compatibility | Graco All Click Connect Seats |
Chicco KeyFit, KeyFit 30, Fit2 |
Chicco KeyFit, KeyFit 30, Fit2 |
Graco all SnugRide Classic Connect seats, all SnugRide Click Connect seats, Infant SafeSeat |
Evenflo SafeMax, LiteMax |
| Click-in Car Seat Adapters | Graco All Click Connect Seats |
Chicco KeyFit, KeyFit 30, Fit2 |
Chicco KeyFit, KeyFit 30, Fit2 |
Graco all SnugRide Classic Connect seats, all SnugRide Click Connect seats, Infant SafeSeat |
Chicco KeyFit, KeyFit 30 Evenflo SafeMax, LiteMax Graco SnugRide Click Connect 30, 35, SnugRide SnugLock 30, 35 Peg Perego Primo Viaggio |
| Strap-in Car Seat Adapters | None | None | None | None | None |
| One-handed Fold | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Locking Fold | None | None | Auto | Auto | Auto |
| Self-standing Fold | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Handlebar Height - Min/Max | 41.7" | 42" | 36"/42" | 37.25"/41" | 33"/44.7" |
| Sandal-friendly Brake | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Storage Basket Size | Medium | Large | Large | Large | Extra large |
| Included Accessories | Graco Click Connect Adaptors | None | None | None | None |
| Setup Time | 4:59 | 7:45 | 8:28 | 5:59 | 5:15 |
Our Analysis and Test Results
In 1942, Russell Gray and Robert Cone started the Graco company in Philadelphia, creating car parts. When Gray later decided to leave the company, Cone took Graco in a new direction, making baby gear with the help of an engineer. The first Graco baby gear was an infant swing. The unique swing (inspired by an outdoor glider) was a hit, with parents putting Graco on the map as a go-to for baby gear. Now, Graco is a leading producer of baby gear worldwide.
Performance Comparison
Ease of Attaching Car Seat
The Jetsetter comes with car seat adapters making it compatible with Graco Click Connect infant car seats. We tested ours with the Graco SnugRide Click Connect 35.
The adapters (above left) click onto the frame sides (above right), and you need to align the carrier up with the connectors precisely, or it won't attach. The attachment is click-in only, but even when you hear the double click of the back and front, the installation may not be complete. We had several occurrences of hearing the click but still being able to pull the carrier off the stroller with a firm tug. This problem means you need to remember to push firmly and double-check connections every time. Despite this, it is easy to install and remove.
Weight and Folded Size
The Jetsetter is light and easy to carry, thanks to a compact fold. It weighs 13.7 lbs and measures only 4,246 when folded. These measurements make it the smallest folded package in the review.
Maneuverability
This stroller is hard to push and to turn. The Jetsetter has small plastic wheels, so despite being single wheels per leg instead of dual front wheels we don't like, it still struggles to move smoothly. The frame of the Jetsetter is rickety, and this causes significant flex in the frame, making it difficult to push and turn, which increases the more weight you put inside.
Ease of Use
The Jetsetter's smaller size and fewer features hurt its ease of use score.
Fold and Unfold
The Jetsetter is easy and quick to fold with one hand and a few steps. This stroller self-stand, auto-locks, and has a carry handle and storage bag. These features make it suitable for travel and quick storing in small spaces.
Brakes
The brake pedal is small and right next to the wheel but still easy to use. The brakes are single action and easy to use even with open-toed shoes or bare feet.
Storage
The storage bin on the Jetsetter is on the smaller side, but it holds the average amount of weight for the group with a max capacity of 10 lbs. Access is limited to the back and is only average. We fit a large diaper bag inside, but there isn't room for anything else, so you won't be taking supplies and buying groceries with this ride.
Sunshade
The upside is the shade can stay connected to the stroller when you attach your car seat. You can even open it and use it in conjunction with the carrier canopy. However, it is not a large canopy, and coverage is limited.
Ease of Setup
The Jetsetter is very easy to put together, taking only 5 minutes. The manual is average, but the assembly is intuitive and straightforward, so whatever it lacks you can potentially do without.
Quality
This Graco earns an average score for quality thanks to the competition that includes frame strollers which generally are lower in quality. However, it can't compete with the better full-size or jogging strollers. The Jetsetter is a little bit frumpy with foam-filled plastic wheels and loose connections that cause flexing. The fabric doesn't feel durable, and we worry about longevity despite it being somewhat nicer than most Graco strollers.
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