- Inflatable wheels
- Foldable and ventilated carrycot
- Great for rocking
- Wide and long carrycot
- Adjustable handle with removable cover
- Car seat can be easily attached to adapters, also with hood and apron (a full-size part)
- Wheel locking/unlocking system missing
- Wide wheel spacing - some of the entrances were a problem, not to mention the turning in a narrow aisle between the shelves
- Basket without cover
- Non-removable front bumper bar (the child had to be taken out of the seat part)
Classic rocking Polish pram. In the triple set, the car seat with apron and a hood was a big plus on the road :)
The carrycot is wonderfully spacious, with a washable interior, ventilated bottom part, and with the possibility of positioning the top part. Great if baby has reflux or wants to see more. Instead of a wedged pillow :)
The seat is higher, with a rubber insert under the legs ;) Practical, especially if the child has already walked a bit and sits down again. At the same time rubberized, removable belly bar (cover).
- Bassinet size
- Wheel size and type
- Canopy - opens perfectly to almost 2/3 of the seat
- Metal shopping basket
- It's really big
- Won't fit in a smaller car
- A little more difficult to fold and put the bassinet in - I haven't dared to do it myself yet
The perfect stroller for winter. We live in a town under the mountains so I was looking for something that would go through snow and sleet. And this one we already tested, and it is perfect. Don't look for compactness or low weight in it. Although the frame, without any problems, I can load myself unfolded into the VW Sharan.
My husband is loving of the wheels incredibly. For us, the best choice we made. I'm 5'6" and the stroller is not at all tall for me, with 14' wheels, as I was always told it would be ;) Go for it.