Inglesina Magnum

Great satisfaction - both for me, as a mother, and the grandmothers, who are thrilled that it has 4 inflatable, fixed /non-swiveling/ wheels and a "rocking" chassis.

I loved this pram. It went everywhere, my child could fit in it until he was three years old and it was no problem, although the capacity of the bottom basket is only 2 kg, to carry a lot more.

It pushed well, although we had added a buggy board for the second child, but of course that was harder to push - it wasn't for wussies.

For me the best stroller. It went through snow, it went through mud, it went through everything. It was cushioned, it rocked beautifully. The only thing that bothered me was that there wasn't a bigger hole for the baby to look through when he was lying on his tummy, but the canopy could be folded down very flat, so it worked somehow eventually. We really got some mileage out of it, and we had bought it after one baby used it already, then we've used it for two more kids, and my friend has now used it for two more - and it's still holding up.

I love this carriage. It's good to ride in, we're on our second baby. I wouldn't change it, if there are more kids, we will use it :-)

But it is a stroller for a certain lifestyle, not all moms will appreciate it. It's great for our lifestyle. Suitable for the woods, for trips, for the mountains. It rocks, soft suspension, goes through everything. Sturdy chassis - appreciated.

Used with both my kids, no problem. I wanted one, so I bought a new one. I knew it'd be fine with two kids. Before the second child, we had it checked at the service station just to be sure, and we were also extremely satisfied there. Inglesina is an excellent brand and the investment is worth it.

Since we lived in an apartment, we were limited by storage space (pram, pushchair). So we were looking for a stroller that was as stackable as possible + good for the terrain, not with swivel wheels + that would fit in the lift and the car (we had a 5-door Renault Megane at the time). This stroller fulfilled all these requirements - seat and carrycot in one, large inflatable wheels, easy to put on both in forward and rearward-facing direction, easy to fold in the trunk of the car, in the elevator I could take myself and 2 small children, large basket, adjustable handle... We also made a lot of use of the car seat that clips on the chassis, which also had a very good newborn insert - it held the head nicely. For me, considering our requirements, almost a perfect stroller. I had it with 2 kids and I liked it a lot.

A perfect terrain pram, for a baby as well as a toddler. The storage basket is huge. The bassinet super large and safe, and I can lift the backrest for an older baby. I can't imagine a better one to make your child fall asleep. It's just a shame it is not made anymore.

Flawless. Even after 10 years of use, I have nothing bad to say about it. It can fit everywhere. I can go up the stairs (without help); it can carry a lot... And most importantly, kids are happy in it!

We bought this pram pre-loved. I didn't want a modern one because I needed a large carrycot for winter - and I don't regret this purchase. It's great, quiet, and you can get everywhere with it. Harsh terrain, village roads, bad or snowy roads - you name it... I don't mind that it doesn't feature swivel wheels - it is easy to push nonetheless. It folds nicely into the car boot, just - we have an extra small boot, so we have to remove the wheels, but that's ok.

The BEST pram. Would buy it again 🙂

A perfect pram that met our main criteria - fits in our elevator, easily passes through any terrain, allows you to rock your baby, and doesn't need to store the seat/the bassinet separately.