Bertini Steerable shuttle

Arrgh! Horrible! No, really I loved it but in the end I couldn't use it. One word: Handle. Apparently it is a common problem that after a few years of use, or with an older child, the adjustable handle slips out of position. This happened a few times as I was trying to go up a kerb, the thing would not hold and so I had to go round the front and try to LIFT the wheels onto the pavement. Highly dangerous. Otherwise it was a gorgeous pushchair! Really nice build and fabrics, cushioned...great raincover...the steering was good but not backwards. The axle broke when I overloaded the basket slightly...this wasn't good enough for me, I'm afraid. Folded very compactly. I took ages to sell it as I liked it so much but it was just not safe in the end. Probably fine with a small child, just not a heavier one. They might have altered the handle design by now - I certainly hope so!

Most found it easy to steer: "I can manoeuvre it easily with one hand" and praised the "super" suspension which "copes well with rough ground". It folds flat and is "secure" and "comfy for a newborn and yet big enough to accommodate older children comfortably". On the downside "it's pretty bulky, and you need to check if it will fit in the car boot" though "removing the quick release wheels should help". "Not really suitable if you use public transport a lot" not least because it's "heavy and fairly impossible to lift especially after giving birth!"

Brilliant going forward. Handle to high, to large away from seating area for average height person, would be great if you are tall. Very heavy.

Get stuck in shops and have to keep switching over to fixed wheels which is a pain. Moves great forward going backwards in oposite mode and is very hard to deal with.

A great pushchair if you are tall, tallest handle I've come across. Easy to push over different terrain. No good if you have a small car or nowhere to store it in your hame as it is bulky.

2 children all terrain heavy use and still going strong