Which infant car seats fit the Graco FastAction (family)?
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About the Graco FastAction (family)
The Graco FastAction (family) is a jogging stroller.
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Graco has sold 4 versions of the FastAction, and this page is about the FastAction (family).
Summary from the makers' published data.

Compare the FastAction (family) with similar strollers
The closest strollers of the same kind by weight and price. Every figure is the maker's.
| GracoFastAction (family)This one | BOBAlterrain Pro | BOBRevolution Flex 3.0 | BOBWayfinder | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weight | — | 32.3 lb | 28.5 lb | 31.1 lb |
| Folded | — | 39.3 x 25.5 x 16 in (L x W x H, wheels on) | 38 x 25 x 16 in (L x W x H, wheels on) | 16.5 x 22 x 32.5 in (L x W x H, wheels on) |
| Child up to | — | 75 lb | 75 lb | 65 lb |
| Basket | — | 10 lb | 10 lb | 10 lb |
| Infant seats that fit | 0 | 15 | 15 | 5 |
| …with no adapter | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| List price | — | $829.99 | $649.99 | $679.99 |
| Check price | Check price | Check price | Check price |
Common problems with the Graco FastAction (family)
- Check that this seat and stroller are listed as compatible, and take your baby out before attaching the seat.
- Look for dirt or anything stuck in the stroller's attachment points and the seat's connectors.
- If your stroller needs adapters, make sure they are fitted correctly and fully secured.
- Take the seat off, press the release lever and check the latch plungers on both sides move freely; if one sticks, the seat can't lock on.
- Lower the seat straight down, facing the way the stroller manual says, until it clicks, then pull up gently to confirm. Don't use it until it is locked.
- Line the seat up with the base before lowering it in.
- Push down on the front of the seat and on the handle until you hear or feel a click, then pull up on the front corners to test it.
- Check the base itself is installed tightly and sits level as your manual describes.
- To take it out, squeeze the release handle on the back of the seat and lift straight up while holding it.
- If it still won't latch or release, don't force it; that can damage the latch. Contact Graco.
- Take out toys, blankets, cup holders or anything else that could be in the way.
- Put the seat, footrest and child tray (if it has one) in the right position for folding.
- Make sure no seat or canopy fabric is caught in the fold joints, and check the joints for dirt.
- Press the fold buttons, levers or handles all the way, on a flat surface, and try again.
- Don't force it closed; that can damage the stroller.
- Release the storage latch on the side of the stroller first; while it is engaged it keeps the stroller locked shut.
- Check no fabric or straps are caught in the frame, and clear any dirt around the joints.
- Stand it on flat, level ground and press the release buttons or levers fully, as your manual shows.
- Don't force it open.
- Put the buckle in a cup of warm water and swish it gently, pressing the red button several times while it's in the water.
- Don't put the buckle strap in the water, and don't use soap, detergent or lubricant.
- Shake out the water and let it air dry; repeat until it fastens with a click.
- Put the buckle back in the same slot it came from and pull up on it to check it is secure.
- Take the seat pad off and find the harness adjuster at the front of the seat.
- Vacuum out crumbs and small objects with the hand tool, then clear the grooves with a cotton swab.
- Buckle the harness, close the chest clip and tighten it.
- Pull the straps toward you without touching the release lever; they should not loosen.
- Both are printed on the serial number label.
- On traditional strollers, look on the rear leg or under the footrest.
- On umbrella strollers, look on the X-shaped tubes under the seat.
- It is also listed on the product page at gracobaby.com and in the owner's manual.
- Graco stamps the expiration information into the bottom or back of each seat, as a "Do Not Use After" date.
- Seats expire six to ten years after they were made, depending on the model.
- Check the date of manufacture on the white serial number label on the seat.
- Graco recommends replacing the seat on or before that date.
Compare Graco FastAction versions
- This oneGraco FastAction (family)
- No adapter
- 0
- With adapter
- 0
- Don't fit
- 0
seats
- Graco FastAction SE 2.0
- No adapter
- 3
- With adapter
- 0
- Don't fit
- 0
seats
- Graco FastAction Fold Jogger
- No adapter
- 3
- With adapter
- 0
- Don't fit
- 0
seats
- Graco FastAction Jogger LX
- No adapter
- 3
- With adapter
- 0
- Don't fit
- 0
seats
The Graco FastAction (family): pros and cons
Why parents pick it
Nothing stands out in the makers' data.
Keep in mind
- 4 versions share the FastAction name, and answers differ between them — check which one you have. (from the makers' fit charts)
Manuals and downloads
Straight from the makers. The manual that came with your product is the one to follow.
Specifications
From the makers' fit charts
| Infant seats that fit | 0 |
|---|---|
| …with no adapter | 0 |
| Adapters that work | 0 |