Not a bad travel stroller
As a very compact stroller this one is pretty good. I looked at many umbrella strollers and most did not have 5 point harnesses or aren't comfy for someone over about 5'2". Now I'm a hair under 5'8" but I wouldn't recommend this for anyone taller. My husband at 6' had to hunch over to push it. Another issue is that the wheels are pretty close together and the handles don't tilt back far enough to provide a lot of separation between your feet and the wheels. You do have to walk heel-toe if you are going to walk behind the stroller and that not only takes a little getting used to but can be tiring because you don't use your normal walking muscles.
It has a very small basket underneath that can store some smile items but because of the cross back support you can't put a bag of any size under there but it's good for small purchases. Also while it does recline it's not much but more than you would see on other umbrella strollers.
Another plus is that it is significantly wider than the Jeep umbrella stroller and the other low price ones. My 3 month old looked cramped in that one and I cannot imagine her being able to use it for long. This stroller should last us for travel purposes (especially on the subway) for a couple of years.
I also like that the sunshade can be snapped to the back of the stroller or you can unsnap it and change the angle depending on where the sun is.
I recommend you take a test push of this before purchasing. They have them instock in limited colors at Babies R Us but that's good advice for any stroller purchase.More detail ...