I haven't heard of any one who owns them have any issues...they love theirs! I plan on buying the Urbini set in black for my little one...can't wait to use it!😊

I know a lot of people do say they like the urbini, but I find them cheap and flimsy! When it comes to strollers especially, you get what you pay for!They strollers feel cheaply made, and they tear up quickly. My sister in law didn't want to hear it when I tried to tell her this-my nephew is 9weeks old and she has sold her urbini because it was such trash😞 Yes, it is affordable, however, there are better options. I would recommend buying a new car seat, and looking for a gently used higher end stroller that is compatible with the seat you choose! 

I have the Urbini Reversi.  It was an affordable solution for me to get an umbrella stroller where the seat reverses.  This is NOT the travel system, but I thought I would share my experience with the brand.PROS:- affordable (I mean really...)- the seat reverses easily and even with the child still in the seat (not highly recommended but possible)- Recline is actually a TILT so it will not shift the child.  3 positions.- large storage compartment with a zipper for easy access- wheels are large for a 'travel size stroller'- easy to fold and unfold though you need both hands- extended umbrella for fabulous sun protectionCONS:-  wheels are a cheaper plastic so I am a tad worried they will wear out quickly.  Not sure if Urbini sells replacements, but the wheels will be easy to change out if needed.- the rear wheel lock is a tad flimsy for me.  It DID lock and hold while in a moving train so I will not complain too much.- Material IS cheap...  The sun cover may wear out if exposed to the sunlight for too long.- no parent tray or cup holders and no place to add one.  I did add my Dot-Dot one but it sits on the 'triggers' for folding the stroller up which I do NOT want to break- bars block the top of the storage compartment which could make storing a diaper bag tedious - but there is a zipper on one side.- seat cover does NOT come off so hand wash only

More pictures of the ReversiFully extended umbrella sun coverZipper for easier access to the storage compartmentFront and back wheels are the same sizeAfter a couple days use now for long walks you can see wear and tear.  Used on cement sidewalk, wood plank walkways, cobblestone, brick walkways, sand, dirt, and grassNiece loves the reversed position and had no problem hanging out in this stroller

They all look like they have small, plastic wheels. They won't hold up if you're using it often. Larger, rubber wheels are better and have a smoother ride. Infant car seats don't last very long either, 4-8 months usually. Most babies will outgrow the height limit before the weight limit.