Safety 1st Step Lite strollerLightweight & umbrella

Safety 1st

Safety 1st Step Lite

Safety 1st lists this aluminum-frame stroller at under 16.5 lb and $99.99. It has a one-hand recline, a 50 lb limit and folds with the canopy extended.

Max child weight
50 lb
in the seat

Best for: Errands and a second stroller that fits a trunk

~$100list price at the last catalog update

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What it does well

  • Under 16.5 lb, more than a pound lighter than the $109.99 Chicco Liteway
  • Folds without retracting the canopy
  • One-hand recline, which the base Summer 3Dlite lacks
  • Under $100 list

What it gives up

  • No folded size is printed, so 'fits a trunk' is the maker's claim
  • No car seat compatibility
  • Under $100 list, but no car seat or newborn mode, so it starts with a sitting baby

What you lift

Safety 1st does not publish a weight for this model, so it is left blank rather than estimated.

Why makers’ weights don’t always compare

Infant car seats

Safety 1st lists no infant car seat for the Safety 1st Step Lite.

Source: The maker's page names no compatible car seat.

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Specifications

Approx. price
~$100
Type
Lightweight & umbrella
Safety 1st: "Holds a child up to 50 lbs."
Recline
Safety 1st: "1-hand recline" (positions not published)
Car seats
None listed by the maker

Safety 1st publishes no handlebar height for this model, so taller parents have nothing to check it against here.

The carry-on check

Safety 1st publishes no folded dimensions for the Safety 1st Step Lite on the pages read for this catalog, so there is no carry-on verdict. A size is never estimated from photos or a sibling model.

Features

  • Aluminum frame under 16.5 lb
  • Folds with canopy extended
  • 1-hand recline
  • Extra-large canopy with peek-a-boo window
  • Covered back pocket
  • Huge cup holder on either handle

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