Haven't used yet, but already love it!

Our first child is due towards the end of next month, and my parents recently bought us this travel system. Originally, we had wanted the Ellipsa, but that seems to be doing poorly in sales and the Aura appears to be a more thoroughly engineered and redesigned Ellipsa. My husband and Dad were able to put the entire system together in about 30 minutes, which we thought was great. We have pushed the stroller around the house and in the driveway to try it out and it rides smoothly. The one-handed steering turns very well. I didn't notice any shaking of the wheels, but the wheels do have to be put on the stroller, so maybe people just need to double check that they are on tight and secure. The car seat on ours fits well onto the stroller. It hooks onto the tray and there is, in fact, a thick rubber extension that latches to one side to keep the front stable. At first, we didn't have this snapped in all the way and it was a little wobbly, but after we actually read the instructions, we figured out the proper placement and the car seat is secure. In the previous post, the inconvenience of the strap adustment on the car seat was addressed, but if you look at the design on the back, it is a safety feature. Some of the other manufacturers' car seats may be a little easier to adjust, but many of them are only 3-point restraint sytems and this one is a 5-point restraint. We opted for the safety of the 5-point and not the ease of the 3-point.The basket on the bottom of the stroller is huge and is big enough to hold a good sized diaper bag. My husband loves the one-handed folding system. He has collapsed it multiple times to get the hang of it and it has never just crashed to the floor, but of course, you have to keep your hand on it and guide it or else it probably will come crashing down. We are very satisfied with this system and are glad we received this instead of the Ellipsa.

Horrible!

I have NEVER been more disappointed! We ran into many problems after purchasing this stroller for our son. First of all the back of the car seat barely locks into the stroller, a mere piece of rubber is all that holds the car seat in from the back. Secondly the canopy isn't tinted like many other strollers (Quattro Tour) so my son got so hot every time we used it. Collapsing the stroller is terrible, yes it is one handed but the entire stroller crashes to the ground and the tray often gets filthy and scratched. I am very disappointed in Evenflo. As for the carseat you have to adjust from the back each time to loosen and tighten the straps unlike the Graco Snugride with an easy ONE strap from the front. We donated the stroller after we found it was too late to return it. We purchased the Limeberry Quattro Tour by Graco, best stroller out there! I do not recommend this evenflo!!

Don't walk too fast...

I love the colors of this stroller. I like that you can recline the sit all the way down and lift the front of the legs, so the baby can sleep and not worrie about her falling out. My 4 month old loves to sleep in the stroller. What I don't like: I went for a walk with my new baby, the front wheels started to shake, I wasn't walking fast. I have a old stroller from my 3year old son, that stroller you can walk as fast as you want, and the ride is really smooth. I will try to take the strooler back and get a new one. Hope you find a great stroller.