LoveNCare Hi-Rise Reviews and Specifications

Hi-Rise 2005

 
LoveNCare Hi-Rise
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Manufacturers description

Looking for a Tandem Pram? Loook no further. This pram offers Everything you are looking for and more. Specially designed for both children. The Hi-Rise seat in the rear has an extra fully padded insert for your baby, as well as a large window canopy allowing you to see your baby more clearly and the front seat for your toddler offers a detachable tray with cup holder and with moe than enough room even when the backrest is adjusted youi can be sure comfort will never be a concern for them.

Features:

  • - Hi-Rise backseat
  • Easy one-hand folding mechanism
  • 3-position layback
  • Aluminium frame
  • Extra large storage basket
  • Detachable hoods
  • Rear window canopy
  • Folds with front hood attached
  • When folded the Hi-Rise is no larger than a standard pramette.


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Reader Reviews

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Needs some modification

Reviewed by: Patty from Sydney, Australia, Jan 15, 2007

General Review

The pram functions, but does need some improvement. First, I found that the front wheels vibrate if I push the pram at a brisk pace when crossing the street and hinders the speed at which I push and is uncomfortable for my girls because the whole pram shakes violently. Secondly, there is no adjustable foot rest in the front seat so when my daughter falls asleep, her legs just dangle there and it looks like her back is in an awkward position despite having the seat reclined. Third, the canopy sits very high so when you collapse the pram to put into the boot of the car, I find that the canopy gets in the way and doesn't allow me to fit it in easily without some fiddling which is a pain if you're in a hurry, which 99% of the time I am. Fourthly, the pram is extremely heavy. I mean it weighs a ton! I have difficulty bringing it into and out of the car. In the end, it's an okay stroller, but it could be better. If they made a point to address these issues, I think it would be a great stroller.

Pros

easy to collapse, smooth turns with tight turning radius, full recline in rear seat and partial recline in front seat, canopy with peek window, removable food tray in front seat, good for narrow isles.

Cons

wheels vibrate when pushing at a brisk pace, no leg adjustment in front seat, weighs a ton, canopy too high,

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Strong and sturdy

Reviewed by: Beverley from Abbotsford B.C., Jun 26, 2006

General Review

An absolutely reliable double-stroller which rides very well over rough terrains. Huge, strong wheels make for smooth and comfortable ride for my 2 young toddlers whether they're awake and sight-seeing or napping soundly. Huge under-carriage basket for serious grocery shopping. Only con - the todds never fail to bicker over who sits in the front or in the back! It's a good sign though coz they will sit in it so my money's well spent. Have researched many double-strollers and this definitely suits our family best. It takes up to 100 lbs comfortably, it has an idiot-proof folding/unfolding system (am serious) and best of all, it's amazingly sturdy and smooth on all terrains.

Pros

Strong, sturdy, reliable, very smooth over all terrains. Seated my 5 mth old and 1.5 yr old comfortably. Now they're 3 and respectively 4 and they still ride in it very happily!

Cons

Kids bickering over who sits where! Which is a good sign coz they love to sit in it.


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