Chicco London Stroller

I bought this as a replacement to my Mamas and Papas pushchair. Unlike its predecessor, I made sure that this time round to shop around and see what was available for my budget. Oh, and within the weight limits I needed. Design ~~~~~~ This is an umbrella style when folded and takes up very limited space, which is ideal if space is an issue. It comes in a variety of colours including the one pictured, orange, or black. For the purposes of this review I will be talking about the black one. I'm not that brave to walk down the road, pushing something that resembles an orange. I must add, that this ... more

I bought this as a second pushchair to take on a short break when my son was 5 months old. I don't drive so needed something lightweight to carry on and off the train and something that folded easily and compactly. As my son was not yet sitting unaided I also needed something that offered good back support and had plenty of recline positions. I didn't expect to use it much after our holiday so wanted something inexpensive and this stroller met all my criteria. The pushchair came with a raincover and cosytoes that doubled as a fleece liner and when I bought it in Winter 2006 cost £49.99 which ... more

I wanted an umbrella-fold stroller in addition to my 'big' pushchair and after some cursory research on the internet this one seemed to fit the bill. What I like about it is the fact that it is light-weight and easy to manouvre. The front wheels swivel for easy steering, but you can also lock the wheels which can be useful on uneven ground. My husband is 6'7" and finds that he can push the stroller fine, so despite the fact that the handles aren't adjustable, I would say that most people will be able to push it comfortably. The stroller looks smart - the hood and cosy toes look nice and sporty ... more

This stroller is very easy to use, light and compact and very confortable. It fits easily inside the car boot and it folds and unfolds with ease. At £80 it really is value for money. It is very easy to steer and manoeuvre around. We have had 2 stroller previously, one became very heavy as our little girl became older, the other one was very awkard to use as our feet keep knocking on the bottom of the stroller as we walked; both these things aren;t an issue with the Chicco London, which is lighter and has plenty of space to walk easily. The rain cover comes included, but it's quite difficult to ... more