- Easy one hand fold down
- Mosquito net
- Infant insert
- Light to steer
- Flat recline for naps
- Faux leather handles are very comfortable
- Large accessible brakes
- Sturdy
- Great baby seat height for parents- not too high or low
- Comes with everything you need
- Comfy padding for bub
- Removable bag
- Bulky fold
- Heavy
- Cheap wheels
- No suspension
- Bottom bag falls and slides out occasionally
- Not great on suburban streets and tough terrain
As a first-time parent, this pram looked so ideal after comparing the value and all the features it has.
I loved it at first, slowly not so much after realizing just a few things that could have changed my mind if I had known better. What I do love is the simplicity of use of all the features. The mosquito net came in handy and is probably my most favorite feature. Also, the infant insert is so perfect for newborns, and the brakes are extremely handy being flip-flop friendly. It also attracted me as it felt less bulky out of other large-sized prams, although this probably means my child might outgrow it faster?
The things I don't love are the lack of suspension - if there's even any? It rides super smooth on smooth surfaces and steers so easily around corners etc.; however, on bumpy footpaths and grass, it's terrible and extremely bumpy for bub. The removable bag on the bottom I feel could have been better if they had an option of attaching to the pram, as sometimes I find the bag sliding out and falling straight off the pram, especially when you don't have much stored in there.
I think the pros outweigh the cons, so I am overall still happy with it; my husband loves it. We have yet to use it in duo mode.