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The secure and well-hidden back pocket in the hood is really convenient for a mobile phone, wallet, face mask and other essentials.
The rear foot brake and front wheel controls are easy to operate with one foot. The large rain cover is very secure, even in high winds on the beach, and the cover carries the same bold print as the pushchair so it still felt smart even in a downpour.
It kept things in the bottom basket dry too! The seat reclines almost horizontal, which is great for baby naps in the middle of the day, and the inside of the pram is dark, so she slept really well too. This pushchair is so stylish, our tester opted to take her sleeping baby out to a restaurant one evening. We love the excellent suspension and nippy swivel wheels. The frame is compatible with the Cybex Melio cot and the Cybex Cocoon S car seat, to create a complete travel system.
The full recline position is also practically flat like a first class airline seat. The rain cover gives good protection and has velcro tabs to keep the rear dry against splash-back from the pavement. Our tester felt the basket was a good size but open to the elements and there are no pockets to stash your phone, wallet or baby essentials. It did stand up on its wheels whilst folded though, which makes it easy to store.
Ideal for travel use but robust enough to use every day, this lightweight buggy is compatible with selected infant car seats to create a highly affordable travel system. The lockable front swivel wheels make it easy to manoeuvre on different types of terrain.
It was a bit fiddly to assemble and you need two hands to fold it by pushing two buttons on the side, but it opens up with one hand, and in one swift movement once you release the side clip.
The visor gives great coverage in the sun and rain and has a firm front section and a handy peekaboo flap to check on my sleeping baby. The handlebar has a good grip and I found this buggy easy to manoeuvre, thanks to the front swivel wheels. This ergonomically designed stroller is seriously lightweight and compact enough to count as airline carry-on luggage. A newborn kit, footmuff, and carry bag are available to buy separately.
I had been looking for something lightweight and compact to handle crowded streets in London and this fits the bill perfectly.
It has a sleek, pared-back design which I love — no fussy design features — and it can easily fit through the narrowest of spaces. It pushes really smoothly and Rory looked very comfortable in it. Our tester feels the back support is truly impressive and every bit as good as the Ergobaby carrier. This was smooth and easy to push, but our tester says it jolted a bit over curbs and uneven ground so recommends it as a city stroller rather than one for countryside walks. The shopping basket is more spacious than she expected and was easily accessible from both the front and back.
This stylish pushchair comes with both a luxurious carrycot for use from birth and an upright pushchair seat, which reclines easily for naps on the go. The pushchair is designed so that you can use it as a highchair at the right height for a table when dining out. We like the integrated LED lights for night-time visibility and the fact that it comes with a lifetime warranty.
The seat unit is large and comfortable and so easy to switch from rearward to forward-facing, and the bassinet is really luxurious for a newborn, with a comfortable mattress.
The wheel locks are very easy to use. The harness is particularly handy for getting my child out — you just press a button and all the straps detach — no more fiddling with getting arms out of the straps. I also really appreciated the ease of making the straps longer or shorter. Some buggy seat straps are so fiddly and annoying but these are super easy to adjust.
Our tester particularly liked the LED lighting and found it useful on evening walks. Folding the buggy was a little challenging, and lifting this into a car boot definitely requires some muscle. This is a modern, stylish pushchair with a really sleek finish.
It folds compactly with one hand and handles well, whilst only taking up only a small proportion of boot space. The handle is simple to adjust and luxuriously padded.
The brake is so easy to put on and very stable.
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