- It can take a lot
- It's cheap
- Suspension
- There is a recliner in the bassinet
- Can be facing both forward and rearward direction, as a bassinet and also a seat unit
- With a bit of skill, everything can be washed (for the seat you need to use a screwdriver to remove the covers)
- Accessories included: rain cover, net, bag, car seat reduction, warm foot covers (aprons)
- Bassinet:
- After a time it fades and the mattress gets too soft after washing
- The recliner in the bassinet can't take a heavy load and falls backwards
- Seat:
- Hood falls down
- The straps are ill-thought out (when you untangle the belt from the plastic buckle, it's hard to get it back)
- When you have the seat unit:
- You can't push a bag of groceries into the bottom basket anymore (like you used to with the bassinet)
- It's hard to find the brakes with the seat on
- Sometimes you have to go to the tire/bike shop with a flat tire
A stroller that can withstand a lot. It has carried both my children. It can carry two kids at once in the pushchair setup. It's a bit uncomfortable for the kids, but when a two year old and a three year old are crying that they can't walk anymore - I fold the back down, load them back to back and carry them like a wheelbarrow - even with groceries they weigh about 30 kilos. It's a budget stroller, there's a lot of things you can improve on it.
- It's lovely to drive
- It's spacious
- The belts cannot be tightened (they are for big kids)
- It is heavy
I'm satisfied, but they should make the belts smaller.
- Low price
- Easy handling
- Accessories
- The bassinet could be larger
The pram is absolutely suitable, although there are some bugs, like everywhere ;-)
So far we use the bassinet, which could be bigger, but otherwise great. For the price, I'd say a fine stroller that can withstand worse terrain - here in the village we drive it through every dirt road.