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Anyone know of any good and practical buggies, i had the baby jogger city mini in mind, it is extremely easy to fold (just a tug at the handle with one hand), just looking for something a bit more…. posh but also practical, It’s for a new proud mother iyh 😉
“posh”…-you must be english…join the club;)
…we have merged our club with the bratish north americans..lol
they have connected us to the americans somehow through the telivision… and the radio stations… I guess all yidden are connected somehow or other..lol
Check the bugaboo line- my wife has one it’s very practical and on sale some models are not much more than other companies.
I have a citi mini and love it! Really reccomend it, if you’re looking for a good durable practiacal carriage that is. If you’re looking for “posh” than you may get a sleeker look, a little smoother ride… but you won’t find such a light-weight, east-to-fold, big basket, and it’s not very klutzy. Als o depends where and what you need it for.
Bugaboo strollers are highly impractical and expensive besides. They don’t fold up well.
a good friend, i believe, has a “go-go babyz” its good but heavy, a smaller person might not be able to lift it, he’s not the type to spend crazy amounts of money so I’m sure it’s affordable
Whatever stroller you choose to get please have some consideration for other people who are walking, almost on a daily basis i run into a gaggle of mothers who block whole sections of sidewalk with there cumbersome strollers and don’t think anything about moving even a little bit to let passerby move past them. If you and another mother want to have a chat please be considerate and move both of your buggies to one side and leave a lane open for walkers.
Thanks you goq! That my old old complaint.
Your welcome SC yes its a pet peeve of mine.
By “buggy” do you mean with a full, real, bassinet? The bugaboo has one, as does the Valco Baby, and the Urban baby. Other companies also make removable, separately priced bassinet options. If you want collapsable, you want a Zippy, Perego, or McLaren type that lays all the way flat which is as good as a basinett. I believe the Pliko P3 in the “basinett” position faces the mother.
Up a baby vista is a very nice option, on sale now at Gilt.com with the cot and it opens and closes easier than the bugaboo and has a few features better than the bugaboo. I also find that you have to be an engineer to open and close the bugaboo.
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