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Combi Soho DX
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Average Rating based on
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(6.00)
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Overall Grade
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(6.55)
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Last Update:
November
17, 2008
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(Review ID: 47)
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3 people found the following review helpful:
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Great lightweight travel stroller, June 10, 2005
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Reviewer: s7714 from Simi Valley, CA
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s7714
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(9) |
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Pros:
Easy to fold/store; small in size when folded; lightweight
Cons:
Front wheel locks; inaccessible storage; price
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I bought the Savvy Soho stroller (Crimson) for a long road trip and it has turned into my "keep in the trunk stroller" for quick trips. PROS:
- I love that when it is folded, all the wheels are on one end only; makes it easier to keep dirty wheels away from other things in the trunk (unlike standard umbrella folds which result in wheels on both "ends" of the folded unit).
- It's very lightweight
- I love the bottle pocket and storage pouch on the back of the canopyCONS:
- The front wheel swivel locks are annoying. My 2 yo daughter is constantly locking them accidentally when she puts her legs down over the sides.
- The storage basket is relatively fine in size for small things, but the stroller-carrying strap is attached in a way that it gets in the way when you try to put things into the basket.
- Doesn't really stand on it's own well when folded.OTHER THINGS TO CONSIDER:
- This is NOT an all terrain stroller! It doesn't handle rough terrain or uneven surfaces well because the wheels are so small.
- Everything must be removed from the basket and hood pockets before folding.
- Can easily convert from a 5pt. harness to a 3 pt. harness if needed.
- No parent tray!
- Comes with a napper bar, not a snack tray.
- Very slim in size (great for small stores, etc.)Overall, I would say that I'd buy this stroller again as a travel stroller. Mainly because it is so compact in size when folded and is better quality/more plush than your average umbrella stroller.
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you can do better for the money, January 11, 2006
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Reviewer: ericher from Portland, ME
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ericher
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(4) |
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Pros:
folds flat, fairly lightweight
Cons:
lousy sun coverage; many aspects of stroller are awkward
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I received this as a gift and don't know the price, although it had just come out and I suspect it was over $100.Yes, this stroller folds up flat and is fairly lightweight. But on the other hand this stroller has mediocre handling and a short canopy with minimal coverage and adjustability. Furthermore, folding it completely flat (getting it to lock shut) is not simple and absolutely cannot be done with one hand.I think this stroller is not worth the money new. If you can find it used for under $50 perhaps it would be worth it to keep in the trunk. If you are looking for a new foldable stroller, try a different brand. I would not buy a Combi stroller again after this.
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(Review ID: 221)
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Lightweight, good mall stroller, June 11, 2005
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Reviewer: jacobmatias from Cleveland, OH
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jacobmatias
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(7) |
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Pros:
Lightweight, easy to fold
Cons:
Small storage, not good on sidewalks, no baby cup holder
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I bought this stroller for my daughter to use for neighborhood walks. It did not go well on sidewalks -- the wheels are too small. I also found the storage basket to be too small.On the other hand, it performed very well in the mall and was easy to fold.
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