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Grandma's favorite stroller
Reviewed by: Mandi Gervasio from USA, Mar 16, 2007General Review
Not only does this stroller look stylish, it's functional.Pros
Small, easy to manuever, light weight, easy to load into my trunk and get out.Cons
Can't think of one.Tough pram for "active" hubby
Reviewed by: stroller idoit from tas, Sep 24, 2006General Review
Bought the pram a month ago, so far find it a great pram, before i buy it i know it is not a light weight pram, so i wasn't going to get it, but when i saw it in the shop, i know that is the pram i want.I find it easy to fold, can fold it up with one hand, while you need to carry the bub at the same time.
although it looks a bit bulky, that is the most norrow 4 wheels pram i can find in the shop!! with this narrow pram you can go through shop isle easily, good for shopping
I just have enough of 3 wheelers, they are everywhere and lots of them with big wheels which looks silly when i pushing them coz i am only a short woman.
The best thing i like about it is a very strong pram, with my husband so rough about everything, i think this pram can last.
That is a very practical pram with lots of storage, even with 2 little side pockets inside the parm seat, i keep baby's face washes and toys when she doesn't play them. It have a good harness system - the clip is easy to attach, the clip in my other pram and in the high chair are really hard, you really need to push hard to clip in( if you know what i mean ), and many many times i worry about catching Brianna's finger by doing it. But the padding on the shoulders straps is a bit rough, so i took them off, that looks more comfortable.
At last is it is not a very popular pram, so you wouldn't find much in the street.
p.s I don't mind a bugabo, like the colorful design, but it just looks too fragile and not pratical with a : jumpy " husband, And it looks odd to load such a stylish stroller up onto a bus ( i haven't got my license yet :P )
Pros
as i mention before* very practical, lost of storage
* easy to fold, very compact
* narrow
* very strong
* wheels with bearing, think it is better
* come with a massive accessories pack, nappy bag and sleeping bag are great, the carry bag which can use for something else
*good braking system
*it is easy to lay the backrest down from a sitting position, you can use one hand
Cons
*you won't use the rain cover come with it, it is too bulk and heavy to carry around, and you definitly don't want to add more weight to a heavy pram , * It is not easy to push a heavy pram up the hill or on bumpy road , grass etc. But it is good exercise for me*can't make a sharp turn, only smooth turn.
*can't sit the baby upright, i think it is like a 75-80 degree angle, not a 90 degree angle, i don't know how it will be like when mm grows up, she is only 6 month old. But i think i will stwich to a light weight stroller when my daughter grows up
*need to use both hand to adjust the back rest to a sitting position