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good buggy for stairs??

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nicky111 · 22/05/2006 20:42

I live three floors up in a tenement flat. There is no lift. I have to bump buggy/pram up about eight flights of stairs. can anyone recommend a buggy/pram good with stairs? Do big wheels make a difference? Are there any withn a detachable light carrycot which I could take up ther stairs instead? I had a big travel system with DD1 and it was a nightmare. Any advice (or sympathy) much appreciated :)

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kipper22 · 23/05/2006 09:34

no advice sorry, but lots of sympathy! have a similar problem - I live in a village and have to cross a railway bridge to catch the train if I want to go anywhere. will watch this with interest!

AllBuggiedOut · 23/05/2006 14:21

We had the \link{http://www.stokke.com/xplory/en/camp_foryou.asp\Stokke Explory} because we live downstairs. It transformed my life. But DS1 outgrew it when he reached about 14KGs and the seat kept slipping down the central pole. The seat's supposed to hold a kid up to 22KGs but it clearly doesn't, and Stokke had to give me a refund. Apart from that, I loved it. You fold in the back two (big) wheels to go up or down stairs, and bump it down on those wheels. The handle is then high enough for you to do this without having to bend over. Bliss.

Kelly1978 · 23/05/2006 14:30

big wheels def make a difference. I had a three wheeler in the flat and found it really easy. Air tyres help too.

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