MICRALITE GetGo By Silver Cross Pushchair Travel System Stroller with One Second Fold, Black

-The seat buckle is not the most handy as when you have an ever moving infant it is hard to buckle top strap to bottom in order to slide it into the bottom ring.-It could really come with a footmof as then it would be indeed al year around, however the Micralite matching accessories are amazing! Great quality, colour and well thought through! Practical footmooff and warm, but pricey.-the footmooff doesn’t open fully, it’s sort of rather designed for babies who are lifted in and out from the stroller and not climbed into as a toddler….- the bar doesn’t rotate, which is really annoying.-The seat sits quite low, but the spacious basket is still accessible . It is just a bit strange after our previous stroller , plus also I’m a taller mom and it makes a bit harder to interact with baby.-Packaging was absolutely safeproofing.-Fabric is good quality and the frame is sturdy.-Super easy to manoeuvre. Nice design, yet I don’t get the white buttons, they match the style and make rather light brown.-Folding is not one hand but it is also relatively light. Love the shoulder strap!!! Yet 10.6kg is still heavy.- Be careful when folding as seat can fall out in folded position if not locked (middle).- Our baby is 8,5 months now and thinking if actually the seat height will be enough for her at age 3…-love the raincover, you can leave it on and still able to get baby in and out comfortably.

Pros:1. Looks really premium for the price.2. Suspension good. Did not take it out but seemed pretty good when I tried inside my house3. Very easy to assembleCons:1. The seat is shallow and has a hard ridge at the edge of the calf support. My LO is just 7 months old and he kept on banging his feet against the hard ridge which was very uncomfortable for him. If at 7 months his feet is reaching the edge (he is average size for his age), this pram is no way suitable for a 1 or 2 year old, leave alone a 4 year old (as the company claims)2. The handle bar in the front opens but doesn't swivel out of the way when getting the baby in and out of the seat. You actually need to hold the opened side of the bar with one hand and place the baby in the seat with the other which is very difficult to do. If you don't hold the opened end of the handle bar with your other hand the open end is likely to fall back and in worst case even hurt the baby.....very unsafe and poor design3. When I folded the pram, while the frame locked in place quite nicely, the canopy kept on opening up making it cumbersome to lift / move. Don't know if it's a design issue or just my piece was defective butOverall it's a lovely looking pram with nice tyres and suspension and has a very good price point but unfortunately there are multiple design flaws which makes it uncomfortable for the baby so it's an absolute No Go for me.

This pram is so good! It’s extremely lightweight and the suspension means you can’t feel all the bumps in the pavement but brought your wrists! I’m sure this means baby is more comfortable too!It’s so easy to fold and unfold and is quite compact. I absolutely love it!I’ve put 3 stars for value for money as it is on the expensive side. It was a present for me so not something I paid for, but I certainly couldn’t have afforded to buy it myself!Other than that; best pram I’ve had!

Really impressed with product. Easy to assemble, easy to control even with one hand. Folda down easy. Really impressed with product.

Don’t like the hood don’t cover the head very well when baby faces you and is laying down brake not brilliant push chair can still be moved when on

It's easy-to-fold, light and easy to push and navigate town with. The folding mechanism is really good and quick and seems sturdy because the mechanism is below the handle, increasing its integrity (unlike our prevoius pram).On the downside, it's not as comfy for my 15 month old as our previous pram (a 2013 Bugaboo, which broke). This is mainly because the footrest is far too high up (and not adjustable). So even though this pram has a 22kg weight limit, my daughter can't straighten her legs in it when laying horizontally even now, let alone when she gets near to the end of needing a pushchair. In the upright position, it looks like she's not supported enough and rests too heavily on the bottom strap. She does sleep in it though so it can't be that bad.My husband likes this pram because he can adjust the handle to his height (>6 ft). I like the look and feel of this pram and the brake is easy to operate, although it does occasionally click on after being clicked off.The shopping carrier underneath is a good size for shopping and easy to reach. But the netting the sides of it are made from don't look like they're made to last and last - probably similar to a lot of prams though. The cup stand is annoying and sticks out, bumping into hedges etc, but it's on the outside because of the folding mechanism, apparently.The sun shade is not useful - it's U-shaped, leaving a big sunny gap where my daughter's legs are, and the sides of the shade won't velcro down when the seat is horizontal. We probably need to buy another shade. The rain cover seems to be ok and folds away nicely into a little bag.Over all, this pram is a smart travel pram. It's sturdy and looks great, but it's a shame they've skimped on a few materials here and there because it decreases its comfort. It's a decent medium-range pram, basically.