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i'coo Infinity stroller
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(10.00)
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(8.00)
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Last Update:
December
27, 2009
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(Review ID: 903)
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A Perfect Stroller--The only one you need city or suburbia, June 20, 2006
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Reviewer: mommyapb from Illinois
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mommyapb
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Pros:
Reverse seat. Easy push. Turning radius. Comfort for baby
Cons:
Large fold. Weight
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Before my daughter was born I seriously contemplated purchasing the Bugaboo Cameleon-- I loved the look. But at nearly $1,000 the price was too much, especially for a mall crawling stroller. So instead I went the route of the Peg Perego P3 for a mall crawler and a Zooper Zydeco for neighbrhood walks. For $300 the P3 is a fancy piece of junk. My daughter would bounce around in the Peg stroller & the front wheels squeeked & rattled with only 1 month of use. We took the stroller back to BRU 2x for a new stroller & still had the same problems. So when the I'coo Infinity became available I couldn't wait to try it out. The stroller is a dream & such a bargain at only $250. The push is fantastic & it corners so tightly. Infact, it really could function as my only stroller. My daughter is super comfy in the seat & she is only 3 months old. (I'm not sure why the manual says not to place a child in the seat till 6 months of age--the bucket shape of the seat & full recline makes it very infant friendly.)The napper bar is at a perfect level for hanging toys. I LOVE the fact that she can face me too. Really there isn't anything I don't like about the stroller. The seat reclines easily with one hand by squeezing the handle. And unlike most strollers you can recline the stroller to any point. The stroller also folds very easily with or without the seat attached. I fold the stroller with the seat in the rear facing position. It sits a little high in my jeep trunk but it fits. With the stroller in the trunk, we can still fit a pair of golf clubs or several bags of groceries. The stroller is a little heavey (relative to others) but the rest of the fabulous features more than make up for the weight. Another huge plus is the fact that the seat is taller than that of the Bugaboo meaning your child won't grow out of the stroller too quickly. I ordered the pink color from bru online & it is a magenta color--very pretty. As a side note, when you buy a stroller at BRU you have 90 days to try it out and return it if it doesn't work for you. Always go to know, but with the Infinity you won't be disappointed. Take it from me and my 2+ months of stroller research--this stroller is perfect! I hope this helps in your stroller quest.
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