Cosatto Hula

I actually bought a cosatto diablo which I thought I was thrilled with...until within one month the wheels got all wobbly. When I sent it back to use my four year guarantee cosatto refused to replace the wobbly parts. I am left with a buggy(I had to pay the shipping to get it back) that they say is 'seriously weakened' and that I am unable to put my dd in. My conscience won't allow it! This is why I am rating it so meanly.

i bought this buggy for goin on holiday as i would of been charged a fortune 2 take my travel system with me. it is a very lightweigh pushcahir but i also found that i had to use cable ties to keep the hood on the buggy. other than that it is a very good buggy.

Bought this to take on holiday as it comes with an insect net/ SPF40 sunshade. It is a lightweight fairly basic buggy. Lie-back is achieved by a strap on the back so you don't get a full lie-back, but on the plus side the brakes are better than our Maclaren. One really annoying thing is that the hood falls off every time the buggy is folded/ unfolded and we managed to clip DD on the forehead with it.

The sunshade works brilliantly and kept DD really cool in the NZ sun.

The front wheels don't always keep contact with the ground and slide rather than roll, but this may be airline damage rather than the buggy itself.

Did what it said on the tin.