Quinny Zapp Xtra

Being a QuinnyCaster is a great honour and also very flattering when you find you are one of 25 to be chosen out of over 3,000 applicants. For the past 3 months the QuinnyCasters have been putting their pushchairs through vigorous road tests, whether a QC with a baby who can attach a Maxi Cosi infant carrier to the Zapp Xtra chassis or a QC with an older child who could easily sit in the Zapp Xtra seat. I chose Rebel Red, simply for the fact we had a red Quinny Buzz 3 when Olivia was a baby and wanted to continue this tradition (plus I personally find it more suitable for girls!) Our pushchair ... more

I recently purchased this for my four month old,;having a small car (Ford KA) I only knew of quinny zapps that folded down small enough. The old style ones don't recline flat so was happy to find they had introduced the Quinny Zapp Xtra which can be used from birth. The major sticking point for me was the size, as my tiny car struggled with a stroller and this folds down nicely leaving plenty of room. My baby also loves it and often naps in it which he would never do. I think this is due to the shape of the seat which cradles him. The pushchair itself looks really smart and functions well. It ... more

By the time the Zapp Xtra arrived I was like an excited child. I couldn't wait to get the box open and put it all together. It was easy to construct so if you are thinking about buying the Zapp Xtra then I'd say this is a definite plus point. When we got our first pram (my grandparents bought us a Mamas & Papas Pliko Pramette) it took us about a week to work out how to put it together whereas the Zapp Xtra was surprisingly easy andonly took about 5 minutes to construct. The Road Test I'd never 'driven' a 3 wheeler before and I had a bit of a bee in my bonnet that I wasn't going to like it. I'm ... more