My DH and I saw a cute Combi stroller in the store and we loved the way it looked and handled. All the reviews on BRU and other websites are pretty good but I was looking for bumpies advice.
I have one and it is alright, they don't handle as well as you'd think, you'd be better off to spend a bit more and get a Maclaren.
I may dislike the Combi so much because my main stroller is a Bugaboo Frog and my other is a Maclaren Techno XLR. But seriously, the Combi was $120 and for $120 I feel like it could handle a lot better than it does. I left it at my mom's house for when we go there.
I agree with the pp- they really don't handle that well when you have a baby/toddler in it. Also, DH is pretty tall (6'2") and the Combi's are just not comfortable for him to push. Maclarens are better or a slightly cheaper option is the Graco Ipo- this one is nice b/c the seat folds flat. But I will say that over time, the Ipo has gotten harder to steer as well.
My DH and I saw a cute Combi stroller in the store and we loved the way it looked and handled. All the reviews on BRU and other websites are pretty good but I was looking for bumpies advice.
We have one and love it. I can't speak for toddlers, but I have a 30 pound 8 month old, and he loves it!
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When I was pg with DS we purchased several Combi items (infant car seat, high chair, pack n play and stroller). We have been fairly disappointed in all of it. The only thing that hasn't given us some kind of issue is the high chair. I don't know anything about that specific stroller but I do know that for what that brand charges for most if it's items, you would think that they would all be a little better made. We will not buy anything Combi again.
Connor Reeves - July 4, 2007
Naomi Raye - January 26, 2011
I agree with Vivian, our Combi stroller is cheaply made. I got it before our baby was born and really didn't know what a "good" stroller was, obviously. It isn't worth the price tag, at all.
Re: Combi strollers?
I have one and it is alright, they don't handle as well as you'd think, you'd be better off to spend a bit more and get a Maclaren.
I may dislike the Combi so much because my main stroller is a Bugaboo Frog and my other is a Maclaren Techno XLR. But seriously, the Combi was $120 and for $120 I feel like it could handle a lot better than it does. I left it at my mom's house for when we go there.
I agree with the pp- they really don't handle that well when you have a baby/toddler in it. Also, DH is pretty tall (6'2") and the Combi's are just not comfortable for him to push. Maclarens are better or a slightly cheaper option is the Graco Ipo- this one is nice b/c the seat folds flat. But I will say that over time, the Ipo has gotten harder to steer as well.
We have one and love it. I can't speak for toddlers, but I have a 30 pound 8 month old, and he loves it!