The handle reverses rather than the seat, which is a different solution to the same problem and a faster one. Swinging the handle from one end of the frame to the other switches a child between parent-facing and forward-facing in seconds, with no seat to unclip, lift, turn, and reseat while a toddler waits. Capacity is 55 lbs, and it covers birth to three years on an Oxford, aluminum, metal, and EVA build weighing 20.5 lbs, and open it stands 33.5 by 20 by 41 in and folds to 20 by 16 by 28.5 inches. The seat measures 13.5 by 9 in with a 16-in backrest, and the backrest, footrest, and canopy all adjust. One caution from the manufacturer applies: when the backrest goes past 150 degrees the seat needs to be enclosed. Four universal wheels absorb shock and turn in any direction, which is what allows the same stroller to cross asphalt, grass, cobbles, and wooden boardwalk without fighting the frame, and each wheel comes off through a quick-release fitting for cleaning or for flattening the package further. A peek-a-boo window in the canopy lets an adult look in without leaning around, and the mesh seat back moves air rather than trapping it. A five-point harness and an anti-falling baffle secure the child. A large basket and a cup holder handle the load.