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for Quinny Zapp

Rating Summary based on 56 reviews

  • 5 Stars
    		15
  • 4 Stars
    		20
  • 3 Stars
    		12
  • 2 Stars
    		6
  • 1 Star
    		3

Detailed rating

  • Ease of cleaning
  • Safety
  • Storage
  • Value for Money
  		• 3.8
  		• 3.4
  		• 4.5
  		• 3.2
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  • 41 of 41 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    srushsa

    5 Stars Zip shop Zap!!!! Review with images 31/08/2005
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Smallest Buggy folded ever! Baby can see all around, really light to push

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Not good on uneven ground, shopping storage limited

    I wanted a Quinny Zapp and was put off by the price, when I was still lusting after one 2 months I decided it was time to take action and shop around! ~~Specification~~ Handle height: 106.5cm Folded: 69 x 27 x 30cm Weight: 8kg ~~Where to purchase~~ They are stocked by: Mothercare £150.00, although the Orange one is on sale for £130 at the moment Independent Baby Stockists - around £150 EBay - new and second hand New from around £100 - £150 Second hand - I have seen them go between £80 - £120 After watching quite a few on EBay, I managed to buy an ex-demo one for £80! So I was pretty pleased ... more
  • 18 of 18 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    monkeybelly

    4 Stars The ideal limited-space second pushchair 23/11/2007
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Small, lightweight, easily manoeuvred

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Struggles over rough terrain, not suitable for all ages, no basket

    I bought my Quinny Zapp when my daughter was tiny, after falling in love with one at the registry office when we went to register her birth. As we struggled into the lift with our cumbersome, bulky travel system another new mum zipped (or zapped) in next to us, pushing her tiny pushchair with one hand, fitting into the very small amount of space we'd left beside our four-wheeled monstrosity. I'm not ashamed to admit - I damn near drooled. Three wheels, tiny, obviously lightweight, and with the car seat neatly and firmly attached to the stylish silver frame, it was practical, unusual and ... more
  • 39 of 39 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    bazzaoleary77

    4 Stars Great Little Mover!! Review with images 01/02/2007
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Folds very small, Has own bag.

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Has it's fault's.

    For those that are not aware already I am a 29 year old househusband who has two teen's and two babies at home two little terror's at that lol. So when our Maclaren buggy gave up the ghost when returning from a holiday in Turkey after being battered along the beach we decided to go out and get a new buggy.(I rely heavily on the buggy getting out while my wife is working) We looked at many different model's in Mothercare but only one really seemed to fit the bill and it was the Quinny Zapp, advertised as the smallest folding buggy available it appealed as we were planning a holiday later in the ... more
  • 27 of 27 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    lulu2004

    3 Stars Zipp Zapp around town, but watch the bumps 03/08/2007
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages So compact, Fab Styling

    Disadvantages Disadvantages It can tip, Has no storage

    Quinny Zapp Working in a Baby Shop doesn’t really help my addiction to baby equipment. My 1 year old has had five buggies so far, and I can’t seem to stop, but thankfully if you chose your brands wisely they all will make a lot of their money back if you flog them on Ebay when you’re finished with them. The Quinny Zapp is my current ‘second stroller’ (How bad do I sound, most people only have one!) and I bought it for very specific reasons. Working with mums on a daily basis choosing their pushchairs I would advise parents to think long and hard what they need from their purchase. There is a ... more
  • 25 of 25 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    sarah24484

    4 Stars Zapp it 29/06/2010
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Light weight, folds VERY small

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Tips backwards very easy.

    After 3 boys and a slight pram obsession that led to me buying over 25 prams over the last 7 years its fair to say i know my prams. I've tried almost every sort of pushchair there is to offer and i know what i like and what i don't. When my youngest son outgrew his bigger pushchair i decided a new smaller model was in order. The Quinny Zapp~ If you have ever seen one of these you will know they are small prams, with the plus of a wide seat for older toddlers. This is a great plus as a lot of the small prams have very narrow seats that leave little room for a chubby toddler bottom lol. The ... more
  • 27 of 27 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 5 jimmychoogirl

    Member since 31/10/2010

    Reviews written: 143

    4 Stars Zipp and Zapp out of the shops! 18/02/2012
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages lightweight, easy to push, smooth, will fit in all car boots

    Disadvantages Disadvantages i now wish it would recline, no basket, hard to put seat back in

    When my nephew comes to stay or makes a visit, it is essential to have a good jogger or pushchair that I can use to nip down to the shops with him in as the novelty of walking quickly wears off for him! The pushchair that I purchased was the Quinny Zapp and at the time claimed to be smallest folding pushchair (I don't know whether this is still revelant.) It cost me £149.99 from Argos as the time, though you can also buy them from baby stores, such as mothercare, also next, etc. The puschair does have different extra accessories that you can buy at an extra cost, such as a car seat to make it ... more
  • 6 of 6 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    ninapayne

    4 Stars Trendy and nippy but not perfect 27/07/2005
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Easy to Steer, Folds easily and compactly, looks smart

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Not so great with curbs & steps, putting back up not as simple

    I've had my Quinny Zapp for nearly a month now and am largely pleased with my investment. At around 150 pounds it is alot more expensive than most umbrella style buggies but it does have certain advantages over the conventional lightweight 4 wheel buggies that can make it worth the extra cost. I think it is suitable from around 6 months to 3 years and comes in a variety of colours. First I'll briefly go into my reasons for buying the Quinny Zapp as it sheds some light onto why the Zapp may be worth it for you. I am now heavily pregnant with my second child and before I got the Zapp was having ... more
  • 3 of 3 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    LeedsBoppy

    3 Stars Quinny Zapp 28/07/2008
    User doesn't recommend the product

    Advantages Advantages Folds up small, feels light to push.

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Too many to mention.

    Being a serious pram addict when I saw this pushchair advertised on the internet I just knew I had to have it, my son at the time was only 8 months old. We went for 'deep red' which was a lovely red colour, not too bright, not too dark, now Quinny have brought it out in many colours, you name it, they have it from bright pink to bright orange! It states the pushchair is suitable from 6 months plus but I would say it's better suited to a child over 1 years. My son seemed to slump in it although the seat has a slight curve, it also doesn't recline. It costs around £130 for the stroller, a carry ... more
  • 5 of 5 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    loveableukangel

    4 Stars Quinny Zapp 23/04/2010
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Lightweight, compact

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Fixed seat position, Lack of storage

    When my son was born we opted for one of those travel systems that did everything but the one disadvantage we found is that they are extremely bulky and dont collapse down very small so the search was on for a stroller. We looked around but as soon as Quinny released the Zapp stroller I fell in love with it, It ticked all of the boxes for what I was looking for in a stroller, looked stylish, collapsed down small and compact and came in some great funky colours. Suitable from 6months up, The Quinny Zapp is a very stylish stroller that is extremely practical. its Aluminium frame makes the Zapp ... more
  • 1 of 1 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    stormwanless

    2 Stars quinny zapp - ok for short journeys! 29/09/2010
    User doesn't recommend the product

    Advantages Advantages folds up small, pretty light and realy nice colours

    Disadvantages Disadvantages way too low, not comfortable and not a strong pram

    The Product ----- The quinny zapp is very eye catching with its unique design and compact folding, it also comes in some great colours which a lot of people like however i don't like this pram much i had one for my son and i found it to be no good however saying that my partner loved it and was sad to see it go! We decided to get this as we use public transport a lot, and this is very small and light and meant to be easy to fold we too liked the fact you could get it in various colours and there is some nice accessories for the pram. Good Points ----- The main good point i guess would have to ... more
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