All user reviews of Roan Marita Prestige

5 years ago the stroller suited me perfectly. Big, spacious, sturdy. Ideal for the terrain, rocks beautifully and goes through everything. The best thing is that the frame can be folded including the bassinet, no need to take it apart. Today I see a minor disadvantage in that it is quite heavy and the wheels are not locking - everything is turned by force, by hand. I also miss the handle positioning. Even after years it hasn't faded. Otherwise perfect!

An excellent pram.

Beautifully spacious pram, rocking, goes over even the toughest terrain. It suits me both with the bassinet and now with the seat - I was worried about that because the seat had worse reviews. But I am satisfied.

The quality/price ratio has the highest rating for me. I see its weight and the related worse handling as a drawback, but I got used to it.

Perfect rocking stroller for a lying baby, went through everything beautifully in the winter. The seat is not bad, but over time it stopped working for us due to its weight and the space in the trunk.

Great handling, easy to unfold. Inflatable wheels suitable for winter and difficult terrain. The only downside was the brake, which I ruined my leather boots on, and also the bag, which didn't have a shoulder strap (had to be carried in my hand). But those are details...

For me a great stroller! I definitely recommend it to moms who want it to rock their baby beautifully. The bassinet is big and spacious, so even if you have a baby in summer or autumn, you can be sure that even with a footmuff you will be able to fit in it at baby's six months. My little one fit in the bassine at 10 months – and she's not exactly a tiny baby.

The seat is great too, just less compact in the car. A small minus is the bag with no strap (I solved that by putting a strap from my laptop and no one even noticed).

Plus points for the pram part, which is like a tank and can really go through any snow, mud, etc. thanks to the super suspension. It is "rocking", so the baby sleeps joyfully.

Absolutely unbeatable stroller! All-terrain!!! Big, spacious! Great.

A classic, almost "retro" stroller.

We don't use it yet, but I was surprised by the huge carrycot, which made me choose this stroller. It's not too luxurious, but comfortable for the little one.

Our favorite. We have been very satisfied and it is also affordable. Leatherette, so great for the rain too.

We bought this stroller second hand, after two children. The previous owners took perfect care of the stroller, so it was like new :-) The only thing we had to replace over time were the springs on the chassis. They were looser on one side and the stroller was slightly tilted to one side - which annoyed me personally. But at first glance, no one would have noticed it. We got the spare parts just fine. You could say it was a matter of a few bucks.

I am very happy with the stroller. We live in a village, so there are 90% of the roads are difficult in terms of terrain (either dirt roads or asphalt, but broken...). We go outdoors and on trips a lot and I've never had a problem crossing any terrain. The stroller can be comfortably operated with one hand, it is not heavy to handle. The bassinet part on the stroller is beautifully spacious and large. The seat is also great, reclining back and footrest. Spacious enough - now in winter my son fits comfortably in there with a winter footmuff. The only weakness I can see is the attachment of the hood on the seat - when the wind blows hard, it blows into the stroller from the side.

Some friends have told me I'll be miserable without the swivel wheels. So I didn't miss them in any way. Even in stores with narrow aisles, the stroller is pretty easy to manipulate.

I would definitely recommend the stroller, I wouldn't want another one myself :-)

It's hard to judge. Carrycot was great, I would give 10 stars there. The seat unit totally, absolutely sucks.

I had a Roan Marita Elegance (it has smaller wheels than the Prestige). I used it to put my little one to sleep on the terrace. It is perfect for this purpose as it rocks wonderfully.

The stroller has a huge spacious cot and also the seat. The cot - bassinet is really deep and fits a one year old baby just fine. The seat can be clicked on in both forward and rearward facing directions and is really spacious, especially in width. The canopy is common for both parts, without the possibility of extension, and - what I missed - was the mesh part in the canopy (especially on hot days).

The frame is sturdy and solid, with large inflatable wheels. It can handle rough terrain, but it has one downside - the handle cannot be positioned. It's quite high, so a shorter mum will have it in the height of her chest when strolling.

The basket is just wire, so smaller items will fall out of it. Alternatively, if you go through puddles, the contents of the basket will be splashed. But, what surprised me, it doesn't rattle at all.

The stroller is quite large even when folded. The wheels tend to catch rust and you also have to watch out for the covers, which fade quite quickly. What bothered me about the stroller was probably the outdated system of attaching the cot/seat to the chassis. Two pins on each side that have to be hit into the frame to fit (this system was used when I was riding in the stroller :-D) - it's quite impractical and makes a clicking sound when the stroller is rocked harder. It's a shame, because apart from that the stroller really is absolutely silent. And also the unbraking is quite strangely designed - it can damage shoes, or if I was wearing only sandals I would be afraid of hurting myself.

The stroller is really very spacious - especially the cot was great in winter. I missed the possibility of extending the canopy, especially in the wind and sun. I had to use a diaper or a sun visor. The wheels for winter were great, we could handle any terrain. But now that my daughter is bigger, I'm looking for a lighter pushchair - because it's a pain with this one. Also, when it rains, you can't maneuver it with one hand.

We were happy with it. Especially with the carry cot, which we used for 9 months. For my next baby I would choose a similar one, but with more modern features - like the Roan Emma.

Amazing pram - you can rock your baby to sleep in it. But as a pushchair - loading and unloading in and out of the car is difficult; and when I have the baby in my arms, it is impossible to manipulate - you lose your arms.

We consider this stroller to be the absolute top of the range. The only downside is its poor storage, but it's an unbreakable tank that also manages to look very elegant.

Deep spacious bassinet, fits even a fat cosytoes. It has a reclining bottom and harness belts. The seat reverses in both directions, can be laid completely flat, even with an adjustable footrest. The wheels are huge and inflatable, nothing has happened to them in three years.

It's fine as a rocking stroller for the woods and fields, but I wouldn't want it in the city. It's a tank, it's bulky, not ideal for transporting in the car. The big carrycot is fine, the seat unit is worse. The canopy fades out quickly (compared to the rest of the stroller). We have a second hand one at each grandmother's.

I was wondering if they still don't make the blue one as I’m having a boy and I had the pink one for my little girl years ago.

It's difficult to say much about the carrycot part as our baby always hated being in the pram so we've carried her in a baby carrier for the first 5 months! Plus the pram is pretty heavy and I could never be bothered carrying it up out down the stairs at our flat's entrance.

We do know it is sturdy and can handle rough, icy terrain (urban & rural Estonia in winter) while carrying a LOT of weight. While traveling by train, we had our baby strapped to me in a Wilkenet while the Roan Marita carried all of our luggage - I mean the carrycot packed tight up to the hood plus the bottom storage full.

I now know thanks to great advice from this site that we could have used the seat unit from birth if fully reclined. Our kid has been out this way twice and loved it! Not sure if because she can see the world a bit more, forward-facing or how much it's down to her age.

An excellent winter pram. Large, roomy carrycot, sturdy frame, and it rocks the baby beautifully. I had the eva foam wheels and I wouldn't change them for anything. But I didn't like the seat unit, which was quite horrible, impractical and ugly.

The best pram for me. We tried multiple, even those with swivel front wheels, but I am not sorry to get this one eventually. We used the bassinet for a very long time. The seat unit much less, as we rather bought a lighter pushchair after that. The bassinet can even be rocked on the floor as a crib since it has a rounded bottom. 😍

Korba je prostorna, uzasne houpe. Byla jsem velice nadsena z kocarku.