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Pushchairs

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Which Joolz should I buy?

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leadcrow · 26/08/2015 19:39

This whole pushchair thing has been driving me utterly crazy but i think I have finally found a brand that seems right for me...as in the Joolz brand.

I live in South East London and want something that is good for city use and public transport, can cope with a bit of off road (eg going to the park), is manoeuvrable and not too heavy (for mum and dad in law to use). I also want it to last from newborn for as long as possible, and would potentially consider something that can convert to duo usage in case I get pregnant again quickly.

(Also i am exceptionally vain and want something that looks really sleek and designer-ish!)

I've seen a lot of good reviews for the Joolz and was wondering if anyone else owns one, and what their experience has been? Thanks :)

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Xanderpask · 27/08/2015 01:14

owned both - see thread below joolz geo v day! love the geo large basket pannier bags, rain cover, doesn't fall open, clip to keep closed, larger hood, better materials, easier collapse.... can convert to double; DAY is beautiful but i would think twice about owning one again, would buy geo again though anyday love it!

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leadcrow · 27/08/2015 15:45

Ah thanks for that, and yes I'll have a look for that thread :D

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DoloresLandingham · 28/08/2015 07:32

I have a Day but would have had a Geo if they had existed when DD was born. Be warned that it is pretty big and bulky and consequently a bit of a nightmare on buses. It will only fold in one piece with a forward-facing seat, so after a few fraught bus journeys I learned very quickly to stick to a sling on buses.

It's light and comfortable to push but heavy to lift.

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leadcrow · 28/08/2015 13:13

Thanks for that advice Dolores, that is one of my huge concerns, good to know its a bit big on buses!

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littlealien01 · 07/09/2015 20:23

We have a day, love the height but storage is crap especially parent facing (shopping bag is essential but can make it tip and can't be used parent facing) and it is bulky & hard work in confined spaces or up/down stairs. That said it's still doing us proud at 18 months just now in the market for something smaller that fits on the tram.

littlealien01 · 07/09/2015 20:24

It won't fold with anything in the storage thing at the bottom

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