Emmaljunga City Cerox 360 Reviews and Specifications
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| Black | Black Dots | Graphic Black | Water Blue | Elk | Zinnober Red | Soft Beige |
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| Java | Jungle | Grey/Apple | Bright Blue | Platina | Moonlight | Copper |
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| Sport Carbon | Sport Pacific | Camoe Beige | Camo Olive | Camo Grey | Camo Pink | Red |
| Manufacturers description |
| From 6 months to 3 years
With City Carrycot, Babylift or Duolift – Newborn to 6 months
The City Cerox 360 is a great, tough pushchair with minimal measurements when folded which makes it fit even in the smallest car. A must if you travel a lot. It is probably one of the best prams in its class on the market. Featuring our durable Cerox Cryptonite chassis, the pushchair has generous seat/lying dimensions (90cm long) and smaller swivel/lockable front wheels, making it perfect for around town or relaxing walks. The City Cerox 360 also features a height adjustable and reversible handle, an integrated stretch comfort 5-point harness and a stormcover. The hood has an integrated sun/mosquito net and is very practical as it can be pulled in front of your child to protect against sun, wind, rain and snow. The City Cerox 360 is suitable for children from 6 months up to approximately 3 years. It can be used from birth with the addition of one of the following accessory options: - City carry-cot available in all 22 colour combinations, which can be attached to the chassis instead of the seat unit - Babylift - Duolift An Exclusive Apron can also be bought in a matching colour as an accessory. The pushchair can be used as a Travel system if you buy an adaptor and Emmaljunga’s First Class 0+ car seat. |
| Suitability | ||
| This pram is suitable | From 6 months | |
| Dimensions | ||
| Weight | 14.5 kg | 31.9 lbs |
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| Seat capacity | Unknown | |
| Can direction of seat be reversed? | Yes | |
| Wheels | ||
| Number of Wheels that Swivel | 2 | |
| Handle | ||
| Handle height adjustable? | Yes | |
| Handle reversible? | Yes | |
| Toddler seat | ||
| Toddler Seat Option? | Not available | |
| Bassinet | ||
| Bassinet | Optional | |
Reader Reviews
Quality pram
Reviewed by: Amanda from Theresa Park NSW , Oct 08, 2009General Review
This pram was recommended to me and after extensive research I decided to go with it. It is very high quality and I love how easy it is to steer. The hood that connects to the hood to fully cover baby is a great feature. In built mozzie net is good and I like that you have the bassinette and toddler seat option too. Overall, a beautiful pram that ticked all of the boxes of features I wanted.Pros
* Large hood* Full cover foot muff/wind shield
* In built mozzie net
* Toddler seat and bassinette option
* Easy to steer
* Large removable storage basket
* Easy to clean, removable covers
* Stroller seat fully reclines
* Very high quality product
Cons
* A bit heavy (but I don't mind that personally)* Pricey and resale value not great
* Takes up alot of boot room (again, not a problem for me as I have 4wd)
Well worth the money!!
Reviewed by: Melissa Robeson from Busselton, Western Australia, Jun 02, 2009General Review
I have really enjoyed this pram and have taken advantage of all of the great features. I have used this since my daughter was a newborn as the seat lays completely flat (I didn't see the need to purchase the bassinet attachment). The hood folds all the way down which is great when bub needs a sleep, the handle is adjustable which comes in handy as I'm 5'5" tall and my husband is 6'2", the seat is reversible so you can have bub facing you when they're a newborn then easily turn them around when they get a bit older, a large carry basket underneath the seat, the 2 small wheels at the front allow the pram to be navigated with a single finger, it gives an extremely smooth ride which is great when bub is sleeping and it is so easy to wipe down with a cloth and clean if your bub has managed to mess it up, I have been very happy with it.I did a lot of research on prams as I didn't want to be unhappy with the one I had selected considering the amount I was investing.
The only thing I could see as being a problem for someone, is that it takes up a lot of room in the boot of a car. It isn't a huge problem for me as I mainly use it around my area for long walks etc.
I would highly recommend this pram .
Pros
Hood cover folds all the way downAdjustable handle
Reversible seat
Pram can be turned around in tight spaces
Very easy to steer
Large carry basket
Extremely easy to clean
Built in mosquito net
Protective rain cover
Cons
It takes up quite a bit of boot spaceThe brake doesn't completely stop the pram from rolling
Love this pram
Reviewed by: Felicity from Perth WA, Apr 22, 2009General Review
Looked into many prams before getting this one. My baby used it from birth only weighing 2.6kg and it still was brilliant. I love how the hood covers the whole pram, the comfort of the padding/inserts, the large shopping basket underneith and much much more. Yes it's heavy, but it moves like a dream. A+ from me.Pros
* Large shopping basket* Easy to manuver
* Change of seat directions
* Comfort for baby/child
Cons
* Weightvery very disappointed! Not worth the $
Reviewed by: natalie from perth australia, Aug 28, 2008General Review
I was suggestive sold this pram as the rolls royce of prams. I ordered in April 2007 , had my baby nov 6th and my pram finally arrived mid December. I had the pram for 2 weeks and in that time the wheels continued to lock and even fall off! the brake would not hold as we found out when we parked the pram on a hill and the wheels slowly started to roll. We were told just to use liquid nails in the wheels as they were heated up on transportation and the glue dried up?? I didnt think that this was an option when you pay $1000 to just liquid nail it!I then discovered a rip in the material and I had only used this pram maximum 7 times. This was repaired but took over 7 weeks for me to get my pram back. The first day we had the pram the brake wire clip was squashed on the side when we collapsed the pram,so it just hung out the side of the pram and got caught of many things when I would walk past. A small complaint was also the stickers on the side came off in the first week. I now seek other owners of this pram, in which i would have spoken to over 5 people who all complained about the wheels and the brakes. Perhaps in was just 2007/2008 shipment. Apparently i heard that the factory had a fire?? I can not find one shop in perth that stocks this model on the floor. I want to test another pram as the most annoying this is that it PULLS CONSTANTLY to the LEFT side. This is driving me crazy! I asked for my money back from Baby Boom Nedlands and they said its not their fault complain to Emmaljunga. I have had no response from them.
Pros
Full hood coversteers easy even if it does pull to one side
reversable seat
collapsable handle
bar on seat allows child to hold on
Cons
Wheels pull to the leftBrake does not stay on properly
Can not access the basket very well
It doesnt fold down that much for the boot and can be a little heavy.
When pushing the pram and come up to a bump or curb you really have to tilt the pram to get it up as the small wheels do not roll up any bumps they just stop.
Not sure why they have a reversable handle as you would not want the small wheels at the back of the pram??
The hand brake is a pain, it is always coming loose and scrapes against the aisle in supermarkets etc as it sticks out.
Great Supportive Seat
Reviewed by: Sally from Melbourne, May 19, 2008General Review
We needed a pram that was compact enough for our inner- city lifestyle, but could also handle off- road walking our dog.We put a lot of thought into buying the emmuljunga. I was initially attracted to the bugaboo, however being a health professional I really wanted a seat that could recline, so that my baby could stretch his legs out.
I love the emmaljunga as the seat is very supportive and very comfortable for my child to lie flat naturally or sit up straight without straining his neck.
The added bonus of a fantastic hood that goes all the way down (but still high enough at his head), a hand brake and a reversible seat (or handle) makes it a very handy pram!
It is on the heavy side, but as i don't need to use a car very often it did not bother me. I like that it is sturdily built, and has that classic emmuljunga suspension.
A stylish and practical pram.
Pros
- Supportive big seat- Seat can recline flat
- Very large hood
- Reflectors for safety
- Maneuverability
- Compact size
- Big storage basket
- Hand brake (single- handed use)
- Reversible seat
- Quality construction
Cons
- Some may find it heavy? (I don't)- Foot rest only has 2 positions and not easy to adjust
Exactly what we wanted
Reviewed by: Penny from Sydney, May 14, 2008General Review
We needed a pram with a reversible seat, that could handle uneven footpaths and hilly areas, as we do a lot of walking. My son is a tall boy, and so we also needed a good-sized seat and a high canopy. The Cerox 360 was the only pram that met all these criteria.I am very happy with this pram- I only realised how good it was after I started using it! It is well-made, and has some great details.
Pros
- Very good handling and suspension, easy to control on uneven footpaths and hills- Lovely, smooth ride for the baby
- Reversible seat and handle, very easy to change direction
- Wide seat and lots of space under the canopy
- Canopy comes right down, good for sunny conditions, and goes right back, so the baby can see out in all directions (good for stickybeaks, like my son!)
- Four sitting positions, including good upright sitting position and full layback
- Good sized shopping basket
- Insect net and raincover are included with pram; the net zips into the canopy, and the raincover is stored in a bag which attaches to the pram structure
- Other thoughtful details include a zipped ventilation flap in the canopy and webbing that holds a water bottle on the canopy (well, that's what I use it for)
- Easy to fold, and I don't find the weight difficult to manage
Cons
- Limited colour choices available in Australia- I found the styling somewhat heavy and old-fashioned (makes the pram seem heftier than it is!), but that's just my taste
- I prefer a footbrake, but since the seat and handle are reversible, a footbrake isn't possible