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a little disappointed, July 5, 2007
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Reviewer: bklyngirly from Brooklyn, NY
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bklyngirly
saw things this way
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Overall Grade
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(6) |
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Pros:
nice looking, lightweight, good basket, good recline
Cons:
steering--wheels and handles
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WHY OH WHY is it so hard to find a stroller? I've been telling my friends it is worse than buying a car!! I agonized getting a replacement for my beloved Combi Cosmo, which I had used since week two of my son's life until he was about 14 or 15 months old. He is a big boy and he was just looking squished and the stroller had seen better days. I put a LOT of miles on that thing all over this city (New York).
So I looked and researched and finally chose the Swift. I've had it for about two months now and I am somewhat happy with it but definitely missing my Cosmo. How do you operate a stroller with these separate handlebars? You cannot push the stroller and hold your toddler's hand if he decides he wants to walk a bit. You cannot push the stroller and pull your little shopping cart with laundry. You cannot push the stroller and answer your cell phone, have a drink of water, or scratch your head. I was really looking for a lightweight stroller with a good basket and a SINGLE bar but no such luck. Now I see why the single bar was so important to me even though at the time I couldn't identify exactly why. I don't really want to buy another stroller now but I will be keeping my eye open for the (apparently) miracle stroller I am seeking.
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