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I'll buy new if I can argue resale into it, but not BUGABBOO new. Maybe $300 new. Not $800. But I am intrigued by the contours single seater
Amazon.com: Contours Options 3 Wheel Stroller, Berkley: Baby Amazon.com: Contours Options 3 Wheel Stroller...
Started by YinzerMama on
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by 6 people.
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Premium, sharp looking stroller for a good price (JJ cole is a little more $$ b/c of brand I was going to buy a new ....
Graco makes a flippy handle stroller but the wheels on it seem odd - like I think you can't.
The handle.
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I've been leaning towards getting a PP Switch, mainly because it's what I've seen out there in my budget. But I admit I haven't looked that hard, or researched it to death the way I did with previous children. My brain is just tired at this point So help...
Started by daisymommy on
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by 6 people.
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Flyer is nice in that the handle is the part you reverse.
It is solidly the seat on most of the displays I encountered .
In that the handle is the part you reverse so the baby can stay in the seat.
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Hey all!
I started a thread seeking opinions on which stroller to buy for our new baby and got tons of great feedback. I've taken your advice/opinions and folded them into my research (I have fun doing this, I swear! I'll probably feel a little letdown...
Started by queenmama on
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by 7 people.
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Who could resist a stroller that had a "one-fingered push?" Your claims were fabrics! haha!) and wish I'd never sold it,....
Thanks, SQ! I'll eliminate that one, which doesn't hurt since I wasn't in the first place .
EW QTRO isn't reversible.
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I agonized over the purchase but finally went for it. I even did a stroller consultation with strollerqueen, which ended up being both enormously helpful and pretty fun. I had had 2 strollers I hated; both were gifts and neither of which is what I would...
Started by mjs64 on
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by 8 people.
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You're in good company....
That you found your perfect stroller!
And welcome to the world of stroller addiction.
strollers, and so now I want more! I never knew I could love a stroller, but now I think I could love many...sigh.
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Pros: see though hood, foot piece adjusts for small babies to be safe, adjustable three level backpiece, easy fold down,nicely enclosed and finished Cons: after a short time developed a squeaky wheel this happened on two strollers, the webbing that is...
Started by jaros on
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by 44 people.
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I have a phil....
Has a handy mosquito net that can with this facility that I have liked Pros: The reverse handle, option of having a pram or stroller, big carry.
Pros: Like the reversible handle and the "look" of the pram.
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I'm pregnant with my third, but it's been quite a while since my second was born - in fact he'll be 6 in a couple of weeks. I don't have any of my old gear. So I've been researching strollers and I'm finding that it's really way more complicated than ...
Started by mare_imbrium on
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by 7 people.
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I did not have a reversible stroller until my 3rd kid and I have really enjoyed....
And it's got a bar handle (I believe will really like the reversible option.
You'll get a reversible seat, big basket, and large sun canopy.
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Pros: My son seems to be very comfy in the pram and the basket underneath is quite large. Cons: Wheels buckle when you try to pull the pram backwards. Often when turning corners the wheels on one side will lift off the ground. On uneven ground the pram...
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Would never buy the elite reverse handle stroller again underneath....
Overall: very dissapointed with this product.
reversible handle, large basket, comfy Cons: pain to flip handle, constant pull to side, poor customer.
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Hi
Think we are about to buy the steelcraft agile pram/stroller. Can anyone feedback what they see as the pros and cons please?
We like that it is lightweight, easy to fold up and streamlined in its look. We wish it had a reversible handle but I guess...
Started by Spadooly on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at strollersandprams):
Sounds like the city mini a reversable stroller (which the BJCM is not), then maybe look at the Baby Jogger City Versa which is new.
Ideally reversable handle and bright cheerful colour is also great.
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Pros: the reverse handle is good Cons: very disappointed in this stroller. it seems like it started to fall apart after a month of use. the frame is bent out of shape, suspension gone in one wheel so now it is listing to one side and baby cannot sit up...
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Reversible handle, large basket underneath Cons: I can't believe anyone actually likes this stroller stroller (QuickSmart) Pros: reversible handle, folds relatively easy if you push the foot handle who....
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Hi,
We are due with our first child this summer and are researching stroller options. We live in New England, on the coast, and have many walking trails and parks with dirt paths in our area. We also have cobblestone streets in our downtown area, which...
Started by newbaby2012 on
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by 8 people.
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Is this stroller something that could realistically be used as a go-to stroller, not just at the Bumbleride Indie, the specs look....
For dirt paths, I'd lean more toward an actual air tire stroller like the bumbleride indie $150 more.
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