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A used Bravo survived the garage door closing on it without damage.
“Our garage door came down on our Bravo (don’t worry, no baby was inside) and it destroyed the garage door. The stroller (that I got for $40 at a consignment sale) was perfectly fine”
The Bravo vibrated so much cups spilled and it had to take curbs straight on; upgraded later.
“We had a Chicco bravo with our first and figured it was just normal for strollers to vibrate so much you can’t put a cup in it or whatever. Then”
Used the Bravo with the infant car seat for two kids with zero complaints.
“We had the chicco bravo stroller with the infant car seat. Zero complaints.”
Chose the Bravo after trying many in a store; still using it with no regrets, though it folds large.
“The Bravo folds easily although not small (we have a Mountain Buggy Nano for travel) and has overall been super convenient.”
The Bravo gets the job done but is not the smoothest glide.
“the Bravo gets the job done! Its not the smoothest glide”
Liked the Bravo trio system, but it felt flimsy, bumpy and cheap; upgraded for the second baby.
“But it did feel flimsy, didn't handle very well on bumpy pavement and didn't have a great suspension system. It also felt cheaper. But it worked and was easy to use.”
Found the Bravo heavy, bumpy and hard to drive compared with a used Vista, though it opened and closed more easily.
“The Bravo stroller was so hard to drive, heavy and so bumpy.”
After four years the Bravo stroller was in rough shape and had to be replaced for the second child.
“4 years (and a lot of wear) later, my second comes along. We were able to reuse the car seat and bases (they hadn’t expired), but the stroller was in ROUGH shape.”
A workhorse that survived over three years of long walks and being left on the porch, though it squeaks.
“we had the cheap Chicco bravo and it’s held up to our abuse. It’s not the most finely crafted (it squeaks a bit and feels like cheap plastic) but we’ve”
Says they are very happy with the Chicco Bravo stroller.
“We have the bravo and I've been very happy with it!”
Still loving the Bravo at 2.5 years: handles well, one-hand fold and stands when folded.
“It handles well, folds and unfolds easily with one hand, and stands on its own when folded.”
The Bravo stroller felt trash after a few months and the ride was so bumpy they covered themselves in coffee; moved to a Cruz.
“I have the bravo stroller and it is trash after a few months of use. I took a walk down to get coffee at the bakery. Now we don’t have”
Found the Bravo travel system on sale for $150 and loves it.
“It was a total steal and we love it!”
Hated the Bravo; the baby cried on strolls and it handled badly off perfect pavement, so they moved to an UPPAbaby Cruz.
“I had the Chico Bravo travel system and hated it. At one point, my baby cried every time we went for a stroll. It was terrible on anything but perfect sidewalk.”
Preferred the Bravo to a hand-me-down UPPAbaby Vista, which was huge and hard to fold.
“I much preferred using the Chicco Bravo I had for my first kid.”
Bought the Bravo travel system in 2017 for $175 and has used it constantly since.
“I bought mine in early 2017 as part of a travel system and it’s been in constant use since then.”
The Bravo Trio at about $600 has been awesome and they wonder what the 3x price gets you.
“Think we spent roughly $600 on a Chico Bravo Trio and it's been awesome”