Kinderkraft Lightweight Stroller GRANDE 2020, Stylish Pushchair, Foldable, Lying position, All Wheels Suspension, Big Ajustable Hood, with Accessories, from Birth to 3 Years, Burgundy

So, as you can see from the title... I have had a beautiful, expensive buggy/pram previously... And I won't lie, you can definitely feel the difference, this buggy is a bit more rickety, the structure is not as strong as the much more expensive opponent.. as to be expected.However, for the amazing value, I can't fault the buggy so much.I needed a buggy for my 20m old as the previous buggy is a bit big and has to be separated to fold etc, needed a low maintenance budget buggy. I got exactly what I paid for.Firstly, it's easy to build up.Upon first use I noted my feet kept kicking the back bar at the bottom of the buggy, unconsciously I corrected this and no longer kick the bar...The basket is roomy but easier to get to from the front of the buggy due to a pole at the back limiting room for my shopping bags.The handlebar is comfortable to push.The brake works a treat.It's SUPER easy to fold, easy with practice to unfold also, just don't store anything bulky in the back pocket (which I also love).Wheels are ok, front wheels are very cheaply made.The seat is not the most comfy, would advise a liner or foot muff.Does not sit right up but I leave the straps a bit slack so my little one can sit up and hold onto the bar. Easy to lower the seat when child is in buggy but not easy to raise until child is out.Best rain cover fit ever, it's a great rain cover. The sun shade is great, covers all angles. The cup holder is mostly for baby bottles or cups that simply cannot spill, i had a coffee cup with lid on and it was spilling everywhere.Overall, a great budget buggy, doesn't look like a budget buggy, a bit more rickety than the more expensive opponent (navington Corvet - shhhh)My little one is comfy, I can easy push it whilst walking my little doggy, I did try a buggy board on it - didn't work great with my 4 yr old, I think too heavy for the buggy. But my 4.5yr old has ridden in the buggy with her 20m old sister for about 10 minutes of a journey and the buggy was capable ... Worth the money for me. Very happy with it.

First the only thing that is nice is that it protects my protect from the shade as the top part comes very low and the pushchair is comfier than the previous one I had. Now the bad part is I got that specific pushchair because I liked the space under in the pictures and the footmutt. My child is 1,5 years and she is 86 cm which is not extremely tall and the foomutt don't even fit around the pram. I went for shopping to the supermarket and had two bottles of coca cola in the basket under and i heard a ripping sound and the sides have been ripped. Also the sides are held together by faith if i can say. On each side it has one of those scratch things shoes usually have and i never have seen that before but whenever i put something under those come undone. Last thing is actually the pushchair adjust positions, first it doesn't come fully up so my daughter can't sit up straight and she just lays back. she needs to get up by herself to actually look forward. The system they have to adjust the back is totally wrong. If I hadn't use it I would ask to get my money back because I'm extremely disappointed, it doesn't help me going out and about.

Bought for granddaughter to be used by my son. Based on the alternatives out there was a decent price for comparison features, lightweight and build quality.Was more expensive than the old one they were using, which we've now inherited, but far superior in every way.Easy to fold down, wheels give a smoother ride, easy to steer and maneuver, overall looks more comfortable to sit or sleep in and fits in the boot of their Focus B Max.I guess you get what you pay for most of the time, they would have been better buying this one originally, but at least we have their old one as a backup.

Perfect for what I need. I've got an icandy which is great for off roading but no so great for the school run with how heavy it is.This pram is lightweight, so easy to control, amazing hood, and enough storage for what I need.Really pleased with the purchase and so worth the money!Also, love the design & colour. Definitely recommend buying.I did give 3 star for the handle as its slighter on the stiffer side to fold down and up but the more I'm using it the easier it's getting so I think its just because its new.

It is a very nice looking stroller. Material is nice, it has a cup holder that attaches easily, pocket for your phone and keys behind the seat but......I will definitely have muscles on my arms soon because it is a heavy stroller and when pushing it you need to use a lot of power because it keeps turning to all the wrong sides. It doesn't go straight! Also the folding button gets stuck sometimes, of course at the worst time when it was raining. Had to carry my kid, the bag and drag the stroller.

Second kinderkraft pram Av bought. Lush to push bairn loves in, holder for your tinnie cant complain 😋😊

Good stroller but if you use it on anything other than concrete, it's almost certain that the front wheel bar will bend and it will become practically unusable! Took it over grass about a week after I got it and the front wheel bar seemed to bend. It's now extremely difficult to push in a straight line and the wheels just keep getting stuck. :/

The reviews seemed to suggest this was a good pushchair. It does have good wheels, a big storage section underneath and a good size seat plus the hood is really big, which helps protect against wind and rain.However, 2 weeks of using the pushchair and the open/close mechanism has failed. It was stiff to start with but now won’t open at all and the pushchair is stuck in the closed position. Shame as it seems a good pushchair. The opening mechanism lets it down as I’ve seen from a few other reviews on here, people have also had the same issue.