UPPAbaby Ciro High Chair/Sleek, Easy-to-Clean Design/Perfect-Fit Tray to Bring Baby to Table/Patent-Pending Harness/Dual-Position, 180-Degree Rotating Footrest/Chloe (Grey/Rubberwood)

Love this highchair, easy to assemble, looks modern! So easy to clean and use!

High Chair/Sleek, Easy-to-Clean and vert minimalistic, doesn't take up a lot of space, very sturdy.

I'm very picky however I love Uppababy products! They're very thoughtful and well-designed. I gave away my generic high chair to upgrade to the Ciro and have zero regrets. The Ciro tray is super easy to attach and reattach (with two buttons on the underside of the tray), which makes it super easy to get on/off and to clean. I got the green and it's beautiful. It hovers perfectly over my dining table. The little hook behind the seat is a nice touch (holds a bib) although I wish the hook were bigger.Edit: the straps loosen in the back and twist sometimes.

I ordered this high chair because I have limited space. I loved that the high chair pulled straight to the table with the tray. My other high chair pulls to the table without the tray, but I find the tray is necessary for ages 6-12months when starting solids. I don't have room for a standalone high chair and a folding option felt like too much work The uppababy ciro seemed to solve all of my problems. However, I ended up returning it. The base of the high chair is intentionally wide so that it does not tip over, however, the wide base means that the legs extend out far beyond the table creating a trip hazard. My husband and I spent two days constantly tripping over the legs and decided the chair was too big for our space. I think the concept is still great, but if you have tight paths of travel like we do, it's not actually a space saving option. Things that I loved about the high chair is the fact that suction plates and bowls stick to the tray and the harness was great. Like a carseat, you need to tighten it each time, but I find that much easier than constantly adjusting fixed straps for a growing baby. While the chair didn't work for my space, I would not consider the size a flaw. IMO, the only major flaw is the footrest. My 6 month old is 26.5 inches and their feet barely left the seat and didn;t come close to the higher setting on the footrest as pictured above. I had high hopes that uppababy would include a functional footrest to support the 90/90/90 position, but they did not. Overall, I probably still would have kept this high chair if it fit better in out space because it's a decent chair for the price.

Very good, sturdy quality. 4 easy bolts to put it all together,

I have never understood the hype about Uppababy products, but I couldn't say too much because I never owned any. This is the first one I bought and I have to say I'm very unimpressed.Starting with the tray. The "dishwasher-safe tray" ... is TOP RACK only, and must be washed with the tray surface face down. So it either takes up half of your most valuable dishwasher space (my top rack is always full of baby bottles and other similar items) or you're hand washing it anyways. And for those of you who are like "pff i'll put it vertical on the lower rack" it doesn't fit. And Uppababy must know this because the tray isn't sealed and it uses spring-loaded parts that are definitely prone to rusting if wet, so they're counting on you never putting it in the dishwasher while claiming it's dishwasher safe. Pretty scummy if you ask me.Also, the tray requires two hands to adjust or remove. If you're the kind of person who stores the tray on the high chair, that requires the foresight to take the tray off every time before you pick up your LO to put them in the chair, and honestly it's the little things like that which make me appalled that people even like this brand. It was like they had that gigantic crossbar through the basket of the Vista.The high chair is also extremely light, which is fun for a LO who's just learning to walk and pulling up on everything. Your high chair becomes a sudo walker!The seat belt is extremely frustrating. It's one continuous strap from the shoulder to the lap, threaded in a non-intuitive way through a weird buckle, and the buckle never stays put for the next time you're going to use the high chair. So this means every time you're putting your LO in the seat, you're essentially re-adjusting the buckle from scratch. The belts are also pretty standard, so I'm not sure how they're calling this "food-friendly". Also, if your kiddo prefers any kind of 3-point belt (shoulders or lap only), that's impossible with this setup.The legs are marked FSC A000523 100% from well-managed forests (wood from good places), you've got the UL 2818 Greengard cert, and JPMA cert... so i guess that's what they're trying to use to justify the price of this chair when it's effectively a worse version of the Chicco Zest.

I can't begin to tell you the amount of hours of research I put into different high chairs. I was in between this and the LALO. I'm so glad I chose this one! We love all UPPAbaby products. I love that the straps are practically identical to the stroller. I also really enjoy how easy it is to clean. It's a great material that wipes clean. We've had OXO and an IKEA with my first born. This was much much better! My only piece of advice is to look on their website or social media for colors. I don't think the colors match how Amazon has them posted.

Looks nice, and generally works well but the harness is terrible. Super annoying to adjust and has to be adjusted every single time you buckle it because the lap and shoulder are one piece with a buckle that slips around.