Quinny CV078BFV Moodd Prezi Travel system with Diaper bag and car seat - Natural Bright Review
| Product Code | B0096QXRHW |
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| Price | $990.98 |
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #128329 in Baby Product
- Brand: Quinny
- Dimensions: 29.00 pounds
Product Description
The new Quinny Moodd is poetry in motion This ultra modern and complete pushchair system offers the flexibility to get the most out of your day everyday This travel system includes a diaper bag and a matching Prezi Infant Car Seat
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By PuddlethePoodle
I love this stroller. It's not only stylish, but has all the features I was looking for: a large sunshade, good storage, adaptability with a carseat, and multiple recline positions. It's so easy to fold down and maneuver with the three wheel set-up. It's on the heavier side and does take up more space than a lightweight stroller so if you don't want to purchase two strollers (this one and a lightweight), I'd probably lean more towards the lightweight stroller. It's just more practical the more you go out with your little one.If you're like me, and do a ton of research before buying stuff, you can find my stroller shopping guide and baby registry recommendations by visiting the website, AllMomsArePerfect.com.
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By C. Bortner
I researched and debated for a very long time before deciding to buy this stroller. It's a big purchase, and you want to make the right decision when buying a big ticket baby item like this. That said, I'm very happy with my decision to purchase the Moodd, and I've owned and used it daily for about 5 months now, so I feel confident I can make a fair review. My daughter is 19 months old, and very active- she loves the Moodd because it allows her to sit up HIGH and see out at everything, instead of being low among the shuffle of people's feet. We live in Manhattan, and, this stroller is great for weaving in and around crowds. Plus, since it sits the child up nice and high, I feel that the child is safer on the subway because people don't crowd in and tower over her. Think how intimidating that must be, when you're in a tiny little umbrella stroller just inches from the ground! When people get too close for my comfort, I pull the shade down, and it gives her a little safety coccoon of personal space. The weather shield is the best I've ever used- it fits so perfectly, covers every inch, and stays put, even in the highest winds. Plus, it LOOKS good too- not like those cheap plastic tents you usually see on strollers. You can tell it's custom made and fitted perfectly for the Moodd.I love that the stroller is SO easy to unfold- it literally takes ONE FINGER to press the button and it raises up like a sci-fi robot. It's really cool. It has some sort of hydraulic magic do-hickey, but whatever it is, it works, and it works great. When you're holding a child in one hand, there's nothing worse than having to fumble around trying to open up a stroller while holding bags, toys, diapers, dog leashes, whatever. So if you're looking for something that's simple and pops right up at the press of a button, this is the stroller for you.This stroller pushes and handles SO easily- forget it needing just one hand, you can steer it with just one FINGER! The large rear wheel tires give it a really smooth ride, lots of control, and makes curbs, snow, mud, and even sand a breeze. Since it's just a 3 wheel stroller, it's very compact and doesn't take up a huge amount of space when on the subway. It fits through narrow doorways, small store aisles and pivots on a dime. I love that you can reverse the seat (I know the manual says not to, but I actually just pop the buttons and pick the seat up with my daughter strapped into it, and just turn it around.) This makes it ideal for when the sun is in her eyes, or the wind is hitting her in the face. Just turn the seat around! When it reclines, it is almost flat- she sleeps really well in the Quinny Moodd. She also loves the t-bar handle- kids feel like they are driving their own little car!I own a Quinny Zapp Xtra as well (this is my "travel" stroller, and I really love it too!) but the reason I bought this MOODD is because we moved to a brownstone apartment that has about 12 stairs leading from the sidewalk up to the front door. I am pregnant with #2 and I just couldn't carry strollers (even umbrella strollers) up and down the stairs to my home and up and down the stairs of the SUBWAY all the time anymore. With a toddler weighing 23lbs, plus the weight of the stroller, it was a real struggle to do stairs and I often had to ask strangers for help. The Quinny Moodd stroller is fantastic for this- I just lean the stroller back on the two large rear wheels, and it glides effortlessly and slowly down the stairs with no problem. My daughter isn't jarred or bumped about at all. When coming up the stairs, again, just use the large real wheels and pull the stroller up the stairs. It's a slow process (you need to go very slowly and carefully, one step at a time) but it has saved my back!I just recently purchased the dreami bassinet and I plan on using it for my newborn when the second baby arrives. My toddler can ride on a ride along stroller board, or sit in the bassinet as well. Like I said before, this isn't a very compact stroller, and I wouldn't take it on trips or airline travel (they damage strollers anyway!) but it is a fantastic stroller for city life and daily trips to the store, library, pool, or park. I have strangers ask me constantly for the brand and name of the stroller- it really attracts a lot of attention and I get compliments all the time. With the foot rest that adusts up and down (My toddler likes it up because she likes her feet to be up and not dangling) I can see it lasting a long time as she grows. There's still plenty of room to grow taller and the seat is really high in the back so I can easily see a child up to the 50lb weight limit still being comfortable in this.
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