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Everything you need for an on-the-go baby in one purchase! The Booklet Travel System pairs the lightweight Booklet stroller with our popular Primo Viaggio 4-35 car seat to create a pair that looks great, and functions even better. Use from birth – to 50 pounds, at home or abroad, the Booklet Travel System offers comfort, convenience and style all in one.

• Includes Primo Viaggio 4-35 and Booklet Stroller • Streamlined Design • Easy Close • Primo Viaggio 4-35 includes base with “Right Tight System” • Made in Italy

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The Stroller

Comfortable for baby and easy to handle, the Booklet is the perfect stroller for all outings. It provides effortless steering and mobility through narrow store aisles or crowded sidewalks. When it’s time to be put away, the Booklet folds compactly and can be stowed almost anywhere. It folds inward, ensuring the upholstery is always protected and clean. The extendable hood of the Booklet is UPF 50 + with a protecting visor, which helps shield little ones from harmful UV rays. Wheels with ball bearings and suspension let the stroller be pushed effortlessly, while easily overcoming bumps and uneven surfaces.

The Car Seat

Equipped with a modern, sleek look and an innovative base with “Right Tight System,” the Primo Viaggio 4-35 is the perfect infant car seat for keeping baby safe and comfortable. The seat includes Side Impact Protection (SIP) that is adjustable to six different positions with no re-threading required. Energy absorbing EPS foam throughout the shell and EPP foam in the headrest enhances protection and is perforated to guarantee maximum air circulation. The Primo Viaggio 4-35 includes an innovative Dual Stage Cushion System that ensures even the smallest of babies are properly positioned and supported.   

The Total Package

The Booklet and Primo Viaggio 4-35 combine to create a sleek, stylish and fully functional travel system. This pair gives on-the-go parents everything they need (and more!) to explore the world with baby. The Primo Viaggio 4-35 fits directly into the seat of the Booklet Stroller using the G-matic system. This means that no adapters are necessary to create this unique travel system. The bumper bar of the Booklet offers extra protection and peace of mind when the car seat is connected to the stroller. One purchase is all you need to let your family take on new adventures with the Booklet Travel System.

Booklet Travel System  at a Glance:

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Booklet 50 Travel System

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The Booklet 50 and Primo Viaggio 4-35 car seat, Travel System

Use from birth to 50 lbs., at home or abroad, the Booklet 50 Travel System offers comfort, convenience, and style all in one. 

Easy to use Travel System

Primo Viaggio 4-35 car seat attaches directly into the stroller, with ease.  

The backrest can be adjusted into a number of positions and reclines almost to a flat position.

Innovative design allows for quick and easy fold that closes inward, always keeping upholstery clean.

Wheels with ball bearings and suspension allow for 360 degree agility and less effort in pushing.

Hood Ventilation

While protecting the child from outside elements, parents can keep an eye on their little one through the ventilation window.

Large expandable hood protects the child from harsh elements.  

Large Basket

Large and easy loading storage basket that holds all of the necessities.  

Primo Viaggio 4-35 included

The Primo Viaggio 4-35 car seat is a rear facing car seat for babies 4 to 35 pounds and up to 32 inches tall. Includes a base with an integrated anti-rebound bar.

One-Piece Handle

Allows for easy push with just one hand and can be modified to fit each parent’s height preferences.

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Peg Perego Booklet 50 Review

• Ease Of Use - 45% 6.0
• Maneuverability - 30% 5.9
• Weight/Folded Size - 15% 7.5
• Quality - 10% 5.0

Our Analysis and Test Results

Peg Perego, an Italian family company, offers a variety of products for little ones, including an option in our best high chair review, infant car seat , strollers, and riding toys. In 1949, the Perego family launched the company, and they are still instrumental in the creation and development of products.

Performance Comparison

Ease of Use

The Peg Perego is one of the harder options in the review to use with features that feel dated and don't function as well as those found in the competition.

Fold and Unfold

The Booklet 50 folds with one hand, self-stands, auto-locks, and comes with a carry handle. However, the fold is counterintuitive and somewhat unconventional as you have to flip the seat forward. The new 50 has a red safety lever on the handle that you have to slide to initiate the fold. It isn't necessarily challenging but not as straightforward as the quick pull handle features we see on the competition.

The single-action brakes on the Booklet 50 are easy enough to use both to set and release with a wide center pedal that runs along the back of the stroller. This design is friendly for sandaled feet and won't damage the tops of shoes.

The Booklet storage bin is larger than most but has limited access when the seat is reclined. We were able to fit an extra-large diaper bag inside, and it has a maximum limit of 11 lbs. Still, it isn't the best, with limited access and some of the competition offering maximums over 20 lbs.

The canopy on the Booklet 50 is fairly large, and we like the coverage. It is UPF 50+ and has a vinyl peek-a-boo window. There is also ventilation in the back of the canopy for airflow on hot days.

The 5-point harness has subpar adjustability with buttonholes to thread the shoulder straps through. The holes are difficult to use and self-limiting, and some children are likely to fit best between the offered adjustment points. Given that some strollers offer infinite adjustment along a strap, there are better ways to provide a good-fitting harness.

This stroller has a recline adjustment: one hand to lower and two to raise. It consists of two side straps coming together at a plastic toggle. The leg rest is padded with a wide plastic footrest if the legs are long enough.

While the seat reclines deep enough for napping, it would be better if the leg rest adjusted to allow for more flat sleeping.

Car Seat Compatibility

This Peg comes compatible with the Peg Perego Primo Viaggio 4-35 and the Peg Perego Nido with no adapters required. The carrier clicks in place inside the toddler seat, and the attachment is surprisingly difficult to complete given it was designed to work together. While we love this car seat, it isn't our favorite combination of products, given the difficulties we had in making a solid and stable connection in our tests.

Ease of Setup

This stroller took us over 14 minutes to assemble, one of the longest times in the review.

The manual is only average, and some of the instructions aren't as clear as they could be. The hardest part is the basket that could have been installed at the factory. You have to install all four wheels, the handlebar, the basket, and the canopy.

Maneuverability

The Booklet 50 has plastic, foam-filled rubber tires that aren't the best for pushing and turning. Plastic has a way of deforming over time and obstacles, and it doesn't give the way rubber does to help cushion the jarring action from moving over uneven surfaces. Over flat hard surfaces, this stroller can hold its own, and you can even do some one-handed pushing, though turns are going to give you some trouble. It doesn't turn as tightly as some of the competition, but there are definitely worse movers in this review.

Moving over rougher terrain is where things get sticky, as grass and gravel will give you problems. If your off-road time is limited to the occasional greenway or park path, you'll likely be okay, but any more than that, and you'll want rubber tires for a better experience for the passenger and you. The frame still has more flex in it than we think it should, making navigating curbs and bumps trickier.

Weight and Folded Size

The Booklet weighs 21 lbs, which is below the average for the group, but not as light as some of the truly lighter options, which hover closer to 18 lbs. While 2 lbs may not seem like a lot, it is after you put a baby on board and 11 lbs worth of supplies. However, we concede it is better than some of our higher-ranking strollers that are closer to 25 lbs.

It is 8,740 cubic inches when folded, which is compact for this lineup of products, with the average coming in over 11,000 cubic inches. If you need something small, however, there are small and lighter options available with easier-to-use features, negating one of the strong points of this stroller.

Peg Perego has long been synonymous with quality, and while the stroller may offer more than a traditional Graco product, it isn't on par with the heavier hitter, in our opinion.

This stroller's overall fit and finish are likely on par with its price using materials and construction that are better than average but not up to snuff for real standout quality. The frame is lightweight aluminum, but it flexes and has a lot of visible connection points, which detract from the pleasing look it could have. The wheels are some of the cheapest feeling in the group, and we hate that plastic wheels can become pitted and misshapen leading to rider discomfort. In our opinion, the attention to detail both in chosen materials and design doesn't show the same level of innovation and thoughtfulness we see in the competition, such as what the BOB Alterrain Pro or Thule Urban Glide 2 deliver.

Should You Buy the Peg Perego Booklet 50?

We think the Booklet is worth passing on. It doesn't bring much to the table, nor does it live up to the competition. Plus, considering its cost, you can select a higher-performing stroller, even an award-winning option, that will be much more enjoyable for the pusher and rider.

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Goes and stows in small spaces for all your big adventures.

At just 19 inches wide, it offers effortless mobility and folds compactly for easy portability.

The Booklet 50 is compatible with the Primo Viaggio 4-35 and Primo Viaggio 4-35 Nido infant car seats.

Urban Style

Only 19 inches wide. Agile driving, urban glam style.

Travel System Compatible

The Booklet 50 stroller and Primo Viaggio 4-35 car seat combine to create an attractive and highly functional travel system. 

Expandable Hood

The extendable hood of the stroller is UPF 50+ and has a protective visor, which helps shield little ones from harmful UV rays. 

Easy Access Bumper Bar

The included child's front bumper is also covered in hand-sewn eco-leather and offers extra protection. It can swing open for ease of access to baby or be completely removed when child grows older. 

The backrest can be adjusted into a number of positions and it reclines almost to a flat position.

Large Basket

The basket is roomy and expandable for all of baby’s and parents’gear.

Smooth Ride

Wheels with ball bearings and suspension allow for 360 degree agility and less effort in pushing. 

Innovative design allows for quick and easy fold that closes inward, always keeping upholstery clean. 

One-Piece Handle

The adjustable handle accommodates users of different heights and the hand-sewn eco-leather bar adds a touch of elegance. 

Rain canopy for Peg Perego strollers.

Stroller mosquito netting.

Warm Thermore® stroller foot muff.

The wheeled travel bag for your stroller.

Stroller bottle holder.

Rear footboard for stroller or pram.

Book handlebar extensions.

Stroller tray.

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