Easywalker Sky

I agree with all the comments below. This is a very light durable pram. It's big but yet very maneuverable even in shops but ideal for the open roads/countryside. What I also like about it is that its different to all the other Quinny's and iCandy's that you see everywhere. The carry cot was so comfortable for my son and my husband loves the pram as he thinks its more manly!

However there are downsides to it and the biggest one for me is that you can't position the seat to face you. I never thought this would be a problem but my son was very big when he was born and so he was out of his carry cot from an early age. He hates not being able to see me so if he's not sleeping I spend a lot of my time trying to stop him from crying. I know that in a few weeks he will want to face the outside world but for now its a problem. Also I'm not fussed on the zips that raise or lower the seat position.

If I was giving the decision to buy this pram again I'm not sure I would. Thats not to say this is a bad pram as its not, far from it, its just my son doesn't seem to be very happy in it at the moment anyway. He loved the carry cot part of it and when he woke he would smile out but he's not happy in the pram part even with toys hanging for him to look and play with.

If you think the position of the seat will not affect you then this is a great pram and good value for money

I live on a farm, in the middle of nowhere and am surrounded by fields, and rough tracks. I needed a durable buggy with suspension and an adjustable handle as I am 5ft10 and my husband is 6ft 6in. I looked at the Jane's, phil and teds and nippers as well.

I am delighted that I plumped for the Easy walker Sky, my only regret is that I didn't buy the pram attachment as well. It is well built, folds up small enough to go in the boot of my Golf and is easy to take the wheels of if necessary.

It is great to push, I bought a sunshine Kids insert for it and have used it for my daughter since she was 3 weeks old.

I found an insect net hard to get hold of, and was swizzled in to an expensive alternative when a generic one from ebay would have done the same job.

overall I give this buggy 9/10 for my job.

the only real downside is that it is too big and bulky for using when you go in to town, but as a rugged country pushchair it is the business.

Bought the EW Sky in lieu of the Mountain buggy due to supply issues with MB. At first I thought I was accepting second best but I'm so glad we opted for the EW Sky. It comes with many extras that we'd have to pay for with the MB (toy bar, rain covers, fly net etc). The base frame folds smaller than the MB and is quite light. At the moment we are using it with the carry cot and car seat as baby too small for buggy. Car seat clips sold as extra but very easy to clip seat into, works a bit like isofix.

Thus far it has been excellent, even the grandparents can manage it!

It manouvres very easily and is very light to push, we filled the tyres with gloop so they don't deflate. We walk all over with it and it handles really well, even on uneven surfaces. My only criticism is that it is a bit tricky to get things in and out of the basket with the carrycot, but the basket is a really good size and it looks like it would be easier when the buggy is in place. Would def reccommend this pram.

Bought this pram although it was a bit pricey I would so recommend it to others. It's light yet stable and durable. Took it on holidays with us as it folds down very neatly and it was so easy to push it on the beach. Baby is so comfy in it both in the Summer and snuggley in Winter. The best purchase i think I have ever made! Seriously brilliant pram.