Maxi-Cosi Maxi-Taxi Travel System Stroller Frame

Love the maxi taxi! We have the Maxi Cosi Mico 30 car seat and the travel system that came with it. But the stroller portion that came with the car seat is so bulky and barely fits in our honda fit car. So we were looking for something small, sturdy and easy to use within a good price range and the Maxi Taxi was perfect! Our baby is 4 months old and we still use the maxi taxi with the car seat connected. The Maxi Taxi is a nice solid structure, I'm sure we'll be using it until he's at least a year old and outgrows the carseat. Overall, the Max Taxi was a great purchase and worth the price!

I was in search of an inexpensive second stroller to use with the Cybex Aton Q. This has all the features I was looking for: lightweight, smooth ride, easy fold/unfold. I had read that Maxi Cosi adapters (included) are compatible with Cybex carseats, so I decided to give this try. So glad I did because I didn't want to spend $500 for a second Cybex stroller and adapters. It required minimal assembly; only took about 5 minutes to attach wheels, tray and cup holder. The carseat snaps right in place and detaches easily too. The stroller also stands up when folded and doesn't take up too much space in the trunk. I wouldn't recommend it if you need a heavy duty stroller for lots of outdoor use, but great if you just need a basic frame to attach a carseat.

I researched this taxi for over a year and finally purchased one to use with our Mico-Max seat. The taxi was very easy to assemble and was used right away for a family trip. We were stopped several times by folks who admired the sleek design. The taxi was easy to use and comfortable for both myself (5'8" and my husband (6'3"). The taxi navigated a shopping trip, grocery runs, a parking deck and elevator travel. My husband's only complaint was that it has plastic wheels instead of rugged tire style wheels.

I just received this item today. I put it together which was easy. However, it didn't get 5 stars for the following reasons:1. The pin to hold wheel in place on one of the back wheels is missing. I do not have time to return and get a new one because I need it for our Disney trip before that.2. The "button" on back wheels to stop and release are really hard to push down. I have to push has hard as I can. Other strollers are much easier to work with in that regard.3. Cup holder isn't going to be useful. Not sturdy.4. Wish the bars didn't come so low near the basket, so I would have more room for items.Saying that, I would still recommend this stroller because:1. It was easy to assemble.2. Very easy to maneuver.3. Nice that it stands when folding it up.4. Not too heavy.5. Price was great.6. I like how high the seat sits in it. You don't have to bend down far and tend to your baby.5. The pouch was nice.

I have a love-hate relationship with this thing. I love it simply because I never used a travel system for my infant seats with my older children- It’s MUCH nicer pushing this around than lugging the heavy seat from pace to place. As for usability- it sucks. Attaching the car seat to the caddy is a ridiculous feat. The cup holder is cheap as a mofo, which fell off and got lost within the first couple weeks. You can’t put anything of size in the basket underneath because of the cross-bars. It only rolls on perfectly flat surfaces. And the handlebar console is a joke. Who needs pockets that point toward the ground!? Whoever designed this clearly does not have kids. It’s sad too, cause we love our maxi cosi infant seat, but I wish I had investigated the travel systems before purchasing the car seat. I will never recommend maxi cosi to friends because of this horrible attempt at an infant seat “taxi.”

I have mixed feelings on this so I will break it down.Pros:Love the designFolds up easily and folds very smallLightComes with things that most strollers require seperate purchase (parent tray, cupholder)Nifty breaking systemCons:The spot my seat locks into is very loose/wobbly and any baby above 8 pounds would wiggle a lot (it is wobbly but secure and my car seat is secure in my car base so it isn't the seat)The frame itself is also very wobbly. This stroller has shocks, which is where the flexing seems to be coming from. If baby were to lean or wiggle the whole stroller would jiggle considerably.I've never had a stroller feel so wobbly before - but it is a lightweight frame.

Happy to find a great stroller to fit our Nuna Pipa car seat that we purchased in 2019. Was hoping this folded up a little smaller but it is rather flat which is nice! The car seat clips in very securely and unclips using the small gray buttons by the handle. The stroller basket is pretty unusable with the frame in the way. I feel like the stroller handles are tall enough for such a small stroller (I’m 5’6”) but you cannot push it with one hand. The car seat also sits at a good height, not too low!

I bought this stroller specifically for the car seat I already purchased. I bought it as an umbrella type stroller to leave in my car. I found it wobbly and difficult to push. The back wheels are so close together I would hit them with my feet. I ended up returning and purchased the Zelia which has a bigger basket and easier to push. I wish I hadn’t already bought the car seat now I have an extra