All user reviews of Petite&Mars Musca

Our first and probably last umbrella buggy :-) Can't be operated with one hand. You can get a parent handle, but it didn't help me much. I was constantly kicking it with my feet. Went out of the house after a while.

For occasional driving, it's a yes.

Easy to fold, excellent handling. Can be put completely lying down.

I bought the stroller mainly for the city and to travel easily by bus. I use another pushchair with good quality wheels for off-road use, this one is really just for riding on pavements and shopping centres.

Because it's lightweight, it's lovely to take on the bus or even up stairs. The big advantage is that it can be laid completely flat and even the canopy can be opened quite a lot. However, it is harder to control and one-handed steering is not an option. Nevertheless, it has met my expectations and as a travel stroller I am happy with it.

I sold it after 2 months - it was hard to handle.

Bought because of the look. I liked it very much. Our little one likes it too, she even likes to push it when she doesn't want to ride in it. Buggies are about all similar in dexterity and handling.

I sold it after 2 months - it was hard to handle.

Great satisfaction from our side! It fulfilled what we expected from it.

For a buggy with plastic wheels, it is kind of bad - harder to handle.

Small size when folded, ideal for shorter distances. Harder to manoeuvre, rattling wheels.

I wouldn't buy it for me anymore... If I was just walking around town, ok. But it's hard to handle on bumps.

The stroller is very light and easy to fold. It gives plenty of space for the baby. However, the handling is more complicated, you have to get used to it and find a way to e.g. lift the stroller to the curb...

Lightweight, compact and good-looking stroller with plastic wheels.

Great for us. Lightweight, foldable, the baby can be lying down completely and there is plenty of space.

I evaluate the stroller as a buggy, menaing a light and compact stroller for occasional use, especially to the shops and short trips to the city. It is definitely not a full-featured stroller for everyday use and off-road - who expects that from it, of course, will be disappointed.

At first glance, it appealed to me with its nice design and in use it surprised me with its strength and stability, for example, even when lifting and carrying up the stairs with a baby inside, nothing bends or breaks. Maneuvering with it is a little harder and it really rattles a lot on uneven ground, but in shops and on flat pavements it goes without problems.

I like the easy positioning of the backrest and legs. My son feels very comfortable to sit in - unlike some big pushchairs that have a too slanted seat and the baby slides or bends in the seat. It can be put in a full reclining position and the large canopy creates a complete shadow fro the baby and protects him or her when sleeping.

It is possible to buy a belly bar for the stroller, which holds really firmly. The disadvantage is when folding, when you have to take it down every time and it's really hard to unfasten and fasten it, because it's really tight. Without the bar, the stroller folds and unfolds quickly and easily, it also has a safety lock against unfolding (which is also easy to unlock). Overall, considering the price and the purpose. I bought it for, it met my expectations. It serves us well.

Price-performance ratio is great, especially for plane travel. Quick to assemble.

This is one very good and nice looking umbrella buggy. It is light and folds well, can be put in the bed and is easy to handle. The frame is sturdy. The Limited editions also have a beautiful and sophisticated design. But I can't stop wondering - some women would probably want a buggy for occasional transfers, logically, with a bigger child, even a walking one, probably to ride by itself, gently like on butter, preferably to be the lightest in the world, and probably to have inflatable wheels and to be folded by itself, and to be small but spacious... For God's sake, a bit of judgment, it's an UMBRELLA STROLLER. :-D

It's not so much about the price, it's one of the cheaper ones (not the cheapest), but about WHAT and HOW buggies are used! Our almost-two-year-old sleeps in it without any problems. And that the wheels now and then rattle??? How else, when they are artificial, plastic, and it's also about the appearance and condition of the walkways. If they were foam, you would complain again that every pebble stays stuck in them.

Without any problems we climbed a historic castle on a hill (!!!), pebbly, unpaved road, pushing uphill, some bump, a hole. It is handled like any other buggy, I know what it is, I had more of them, even more expensive ones. Wake up, some of you, with one hand, you can't go straight with a buggy with twin handles in your life, and you can't go straight at all. And especially when you have a 15 kg kid sitting there... You buy an Elodie umbrella stroller for 350 euro and there wooon't be any stuck frame, wheels, no rattling, nooo ;-) I'm not a distributor, nor a manufacturer, nor an ambassador of the brand, but I just can't help wondering about the little things that some of the people highlighted in reviews as minuses. Get a grip.

I expected more from a stroller that costs 100 euros.

I admit that I don't understand the negative reviews about this umbrella buggy. After reading them I was worried about what I was going to get, but I was pleasantly surprised. The stroller doesn't rattle, doesn't squeak, the construction is solid, it is comfortable for the child, it can handle every curb, it is easy to ride, it is not heavy. As a buggy it is absolutely great for summer. I definitely recommend it, I am satisfied with it.

Personally a big disappointment. The stroller was difficult to walk with. Difficult to handle. It is only suitable for flat surfaces, not bad, bumpy sidewalks. Definitely not suitable for a child who is not yet sitting independently. Suitable for short transfers or an easy holiday.

We bought the stroller for vacation, or as a backup for the car, so we didn't have to keep folding the big sports car. It fulfills its function perfectly, I have no serious reservations 😊

I am very happy with it. Perfect for travelling, and affordable.

The stroller was bought only for holidays/a long car trips...

A really bad buggy for us. It maneuvers very badly.

We have the Heritage Forrest edition and it is absolutely excellent for the city.

Disappointment. The stroller is nice and folds well, the price is great - but you have to buy the belly bar separately, so +15€. But the manipulation is just terrible. The wheels are terrible, and already with a 10kg baby it is heavy and almost unmanageable.

I wouldn't buy it again. Suitable for holidays with a light baby.

The wheels are weird, I don't know if I would buy this stroller a second time. But as for folding and unfolding, a breeze.

The stroller is nice, but it is not designed for frequent use. Very poor quality wheels, difficult to control.

Never again. The stroller is difficult to handle, the front wheels wobble. Normally I was thinking whether I have a defective piece. A person has no positive feeling about the stroll, he or she literally works hard t push this. But for occasional short trips and putting the little one to sleep it is survivable. For that price I probably shouldn't have expected some miracle.

For me, it was the wrong stroller. It handled badly, it rattled quite a bit.

We bought this stroller as a second, for the car, because it took up less space. As a second stroller I am very happy with it, only the wheels could be a little better; and the canopy falls out every time when folded and unfolded - but putting it back on is no problem. The big advantage is that it is reclinable.

I sold it after 2 months - it was hard to handle.