Chicco Oh La La Lightweight Stroller, Black

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I would also make the upright position of the seat more upright so that my toddler isn't slouching in the stroller – this is just personal preference and everything else is great about this stroller. The other pushchairs I couldn't fold them up easily and I destroyed a few which my wife vouch for me. It’s folded by pressing 2 buttons on the handle – it is possible to do this with one hand and while I found this slightly hard to master, both home testers from the 2020 MFM Awards said they thought it was surprisingly simple, and how useful of a feature it is, especially when carrying a baby in your other arm. We had problems travelling to central London using the underground where we had to rely on using stations which only had lift facilities. If the goods are faulty then a repair, refund or replacement will be offered depending on each individual case.

The OhLaLa pushchair is extremely lightweight, which makes it ideal for lifting in and out if the boot of the car. The quality of the materials did not seem to be high quality and the design didn’t excite me or make me want to use it.It is very lightweight and super easy to collapse and open up, which would be good getting on and off buses. While I found it fine to push around town, some online reviewers have expressed flexible and flimsy steering as an issue. It also has different sitting positions for your child, the lying down works brilliantly and our child always stay asleep haha, however never looks comfy in an upright position and constantly slides down the pram. It’s got a detachable bumper bar to make popping your child in and out easier, and the seat has an adjustable leg rest and good recline for comfy snoozing.

I love the lightweight design of it, my boy is quite heavy at 18 months and so far I've found it to be sterdy and comfortable for him while he's in it. The break is easy to use and reliable except as like other strollers if on public transport will need to hold the front wheels as there is no lock on them. Luckily, I tested this pushchair in the summer, but I think if I was caught without a rain cover, my baby would have gotten wet.However, others say that it is uncomfortable to push after a while, and causes real pain during travel. Suitable for use from birth each seat unit has a multi-position reclining backrest to place your children in the most comfortable position. The extendible canopy, with a zipped hidden segment, assures the right coverage on all the weather conditions. Both pushchairs fold down quickly and easily (and can be done with just one hand), but the Babyzen Yoyo comes with a shoulder strap to carry it, which is a useful extra.

The joined single handle bar makes for and easy and agile drive, even with just one hand, always ensuring a smooth ride. Modern and eye catching, it guarantees parents and babies the same comfort and smartness of use the Ohlala2 does, but for two little ones. With soft fabrics, padded shoulder straps and a leg rest, this stroller gives your little one the ultimate comfort whilst on their journeys.

Storing the Oh La La Stroller is much simpler too, it just tucks into a corner of our utility room and takes up hardly any room. You can adjust the seat recline via a strap at the back of the pushchair, so you can get it to any angle you want. The bar is quite thin though, so I worry about its longevity and I wouldn’t want to put pressure on it wearing flip flops. Designed to provide comfort for parents and babies alike, it has one solid joint handle for a smooth drive with one or two hands. Anyone that knows us will know the battles I have had to try and convince Darcie that the pram isn’t the worst place in the world to be and using this new stroller that is less closed in has definitely been the best thing for that so far.

The handle bar was too low for me, I'm 6 ft and felt I was bending over the whole time which gave me back ache. It is still a comfortable height for me but I imagine that any taller would maybe not enjoy it so much. I would make the wheels a little more robust and I would move the back wheels a bit further forward, so I wouldn't kick them when I walk. Suiting your baby until 15kg, this soft and plush seat offers a comfortable ride for your little one thanks to the cosy fabrics that are included.I would choose this pushchair to win an award as a lightweight stroller, as it is by far the lightest I have experienced and it is so easy to use.