2 parent reviews
- high handle - we are both tall (husband 193 cm) and I refuse to slouch with the stroller
- raised rear axle, I don't kick it when taking a long step and I don't damage my shoes
- small pocket on the seat for keys and mobile phone
- swivel and reclining seat on the pushchair mode
- the backrest can be raised to a full sitting position (no more half-sitting)
- a giant hood that covers the whole baby (I don't have to deal with any additional shades or umbrellas)
- the seat is higher, for better eye contact with the baby
- a giant basket with a large carrying capacity of 7 kg (with three children this is a must)
- inflatable wheels (we often go off-road)
- lightweight - 13 kg
- folds easily and takes up little space in the boot of the car
- no adapters for the car seat (when it is also from Britax)
- high quality
- great driving characteristics
- reflective elements
- amazing foot brake
- I have a problem with the bassinet that I have to use both hands to fold the canopy; fortunately the bassinet is only used for a while, but maybe my husband doesn't mind at all
- it doesn't have a handbrake, but I think that's too much to ask for
- it doesn't go to full recline, I mean it's not 100% flat, but babies are supposed to have their heads higher than their legs anyway, so I don't see it as a total disadvantage
I bought the stroller for my third child, so I already knew exactly what I wanted. I chose carefully for almost 2 months and chose a really luxurious stroller.
- Large, UPF50+ hood
- Large basket
- Reversible seat unit
- Inflatable wheels
- Height-adjustable handlebar
A superb stroller with a reversible seat, a large hood, a large basket, and inflatable wheels.