Peg Perego Aria OH Classico
Approximate retail price:
$220
Summary:
This model has been tested by our experts.

3 people have reviewed this model.
Type: Single - Traditional
Overview
Brand Reliability
| About - Peg Perego Aria OH Classico |
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The Aria OH Classico is part of the stroller
test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, traditional stroller
models like the Aria OH Classico are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below.
Ease of use:- Ease of use is based primarily on ease of safety harness use, folding and unfolding, adjusting backrest, lifting and carrying, engaging wheel brakes and car seat removal and installation (only for compatible strollers).
Maneuverability:- Maneuverability was assessed by trained staffers on how well the strollers maneuvered S-turns through cones, narrow sections, grass, dirt trails, uphill, downhill and curbs while walking.
Safety:- Safety for each stroller was assessed by our testing, applying the ASTM F833-09--a voluntary industry standard--and stability and usage tests designed by Consumers Union.
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| About This Brand |
An Italian company that began in the 1960’s making children’s ride-on vehicles, its stroller line includes lightweight, traditional, double, triple, and pram-type strollers. Available mostly at specialty stores and online. |
| Features & Specs - Peg Perego Aria OH Classico |
5-pt harness |
Yes
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Suitable for 6 mos. and under |
No
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Car-seat compatible |
Yes
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One-touch brakes |
No
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Trays for parent, child |
No
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Extra storage |
No
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Adjustable handle |
No
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Stands folded |
Yes
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Weight (lbs.) |
14
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| More features and specs |
Displaying Reviews 1-3 of 3
Find it OK but useless harness
By Irene from PHX, AZ on 11/3/2009
Pros:
Comfortable, Easily Stowed, Easy to Set Up, Easy To Steer, Lightweight
Best Uses:
Air travel, Infants, Long Trips, Short Trips, Toddlers
Describe Yourself:
Parent of Two or More Children
How long have you owned it:
One-to-three months
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Bought Aria OH for my 4months old.
Happy with the stroller with only 2 complaint
1) The freedom of movement harness is a completely useless features. It keep detach by itself and my 4 months who are learning to sit up keep falling front.
Solution: I DIY sold it tightly so it wont detach anymore.. Think I will remove the stitches once he is much older and like the 'freedom of movement' whille in stroller!
2) Basket, look big but hard to reach, only can store small items.. diaper bag have to have hook at the handle
Overall i am happy with this stroller very very lightweight!
By Mom of 3 boys from Los Angeles, CA on 10/14/2009
Pros:
Comfortable, Durable, Easily Stowed, Easy to Set Up, Easy To Steer, Lightweight, Sturdy
Cons:
Cup holder not so great
Best Uses:
Long Trips, Short Trips, Toddlers
Describe Yourself:
Parent of Two or More Children
How long have you owned it:
More than six months
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Do not buy this stroller!
By Elaine from Pennington, NJ on 9/10/2009
Cons:
Baby can slide out, Complicated harness strap, Very difficult to fold
How long have you owned it:
Three-to-six months
Bottom Line:
No, I would not recommend this to a friend
I bought this stroller because of Peg Perego good reputation. What a mistake! its very difficult to fold and unfold, the harness straps do not stay hooked to the seat, and the hooking clamps do not clamp correctly! Half the time I have it hooked incorrectly and my son can slide out the bottom! There are no parent cup holders, (the attachable one that came with it actually kept popping off, eventually it got lost). I wish I saved the box and receipt to return this stroller.