Petite&Mars Easy

We bought the stroller as an alternative to our Gusio because the little one didn't really want to ride much. At about seven months he was already riding in the Easy. He did sit in the direction of travel, but he liked it. The stroller isn't exactly one of the nicest in the world, but it's very practical, lightweight, compact... The backrest adjusts independently of the footrest.

It does rattle a bit, as if it's going to fall apart, but it has survived the city and the mall, as well as a village road or a trip to the meadow or icy sidewalks or snow sprinkled with salt. You can fold it with one hand, and the price is otherwise very affordable - even more so if you snag some special offer at the baby store.

It has a super big canopy. Longer handle, which may bother some people. Harder to fold.

I used it as a second stroller for my son, we have it at the grandmother's house. It's more suitable for occasional rides.

A very good stroller for a baby that is already sitting. Great for the city, for a quick transfer. But also around the village.

I like the stroller, it's just worse to handle on gravel. My son likes to sleep in it :)

Practical pushchair/buggy. Large, spacious basket, everything fits in there. Sturdy frame, parent tray on the handle, easy to fold, lightweight, easy to use.

What bothered me a lot, though, was my feet kicking the brake. So did my husband, and so did a friend who also had one. I had to push the stroller far enough in front of me to keep from kicking it, which eventually bothered me so much that I sold it. It goes to a full recline, and has an adjustable leg rest.

Maximum satisfaction. Light, easy to handle and fold. And the best is the large shopping basket. For the price I can only recommend it.

I was choosing my pram to be foldable, light and practical. And since I'm a woman, I want it to be pretty :wink: This stroller fulfills all of this perfectly.

Extra mega total perfect huge basket under the stroller, where hopefully the baby itself will fit XD The extra long extension hood, when you take it all down, and put on the apron makes the baby like in a bunker - best protected from the wind. The plastic window for checking the baby is great, folding the canopy it cracked in a couple of places, but it's nothing terrible. The pram folds flat, easily with one hand down to the ground, it takes up adequate space in the car, so it's fine. Maneuvers perfectly, too.

It says it is up to 15 kg, but I think it could handle more. I don't understand what some people write here, that bigger children's legs protrude when napping, but the adjustable footrest is for smaller children for sure. There is a step down for bigger children to rest their legs on.

The wheels are foam, but there was no problem with them at all. Sure, you can't get a 15kg baby over a pile of gravel easily, but we walked across the grass to the playground just fine. It also handles sidewalks, curbs, floor in a store (it doesn't slip like some others). Because I am taller, sometimes I can easily hit the brake with my foot, but otherwise the parent's handle is at a good height, I don't slouch.

The sun has taken out the colour slightly, but it hasn't faded - it's just changed colour (blue to purple). We have the full set of accessories - a stroller, a bag and an apron in the Heritage design color, blue for a little girl, and everyone envies it. And the brown eco-leather, a combination like from a fairy tale. For me THE pram <3

Perfect for us. I am extremely happy with it and would not consider changing it at all.

The stroller could handle even terrain - we pushed it in the field and in the vineyard, even when it was muddy, and it was fine. It survived everything and we are extremely satisfied 🙂