- Lightweight
- Large, comfortable bassinet
- Easy fold
- Stylish
- Suspension
We've had this for 2 months now. We've only used the bassinet so far but we love it. It's super easy to fold down with one hand and lightweight. It doesn't have the best suspension but it is equivalent to others we tested of the same size.
- carrycot/newborn usability TOP (love the stand for home use)
- fabrics
- padding
- design
- finishes
- lie-flat seat
- large hood in theory
- super low carrycot
- weak suspension
- wobbly hood
- front wheels getting stuck in holes
- quite a bulky fold for an urban model
It's a love/hate relationship with this stroller.
I really love some parts (carrycot <3, fabrics, padding, design, finishes, lie-flat seat, large hood in theory...) but I am so annoyed by others (super low carrycot, weak suspension, wobbly hood, front wheels getting stuck, quite a bulky fold - I expected a smaller fold for an urban model)...
I would recommend it for city living, SHORT parents, and mostly for from-birth use. It is super lovely and the carrycot even if low to the ground, is sooo comfy for newborns... But it's not as comfy for tall dads, bad terrain, and if you expect something super sturdy.
- Size
- Weight
- Bassinet
- Fold
- Padding
- Removable texitles
- Suspension
- Wobbly canopy
I love love love the low weight, the incredibly comfortable bassinet, and the fold. When you get used to folding it is so quick. I am glad the textiles can be removed, and, in theory, I like the huge canopy of the seat, too.
My problems with this pram include the weak suspension - I wish it would be softer... and, also, the loose feel of the canopy. It wobbles back and forth when fully extended and the pushchair goes over bumps and such...
If you're a petite mom living in town, you'll like this as much as I do. So I recommend it, but not for tall parents nor for bad terrain. On smooth-ish roads and for shorter people, YES!