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The Perfect Stroller!
Before my daughter was born I seriously contemplated purchasing the Bugaboo Cameleon. But at nearly $1,000 the price was too much, especially for a mall crawling stroller. So instead I went the route of the Peg Perego P3 for a mall crawler and a Zooper Zydeco for neighbrhood walks. For $300 the P3 is a fancy piece of junk. My daughter would bounce around in the Peg stroller & the front wheels squeeked & rattled with only 1 month of use. We took the stroller back to BRU 2x for a new stroller & still had the same problems. So when the I'coo Infinity became available I couldn't wait to try it out. The stroller is a dream & such a bargain at only $250. The push is fantastic & it corners so tightly. My daughter is super comfy in the seat & she is only 3 months old. (I'm not sure why the manual says not to place a child in the seat till 6 months of age--the bucket shape of the seat & full recline makes it very infant friendly.)The napper bar is at a perfect level for hanging toys. I LOVE the fact that she can face me too. Really there isn't anything I don't like about the stroller. Sure it is heavey but the rest of the fabulous features more than make up for that minor inconvenience. Another huge plus is the fact that the seat is taller than that of the Bugaboo meaning your child won't grow out of the stroller too quickly. Take it from me and my 2+ months of stroller research--this stroller is perfect! hope this helps in your stroller quest. <
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So far, so good!
I just got this stroller this week and so far I am very pleased with it. I live in NYC and maneuvering through the pot holes and gashes in the sidewalks can sometimes be fairly difficult. So I was looking for something with big rubber tires (a must in my opinion for the city) and would get around easily. This stroller fits the bill. I took it through Central Park yesterday and it went everywhere I wanted it to go. I haven't used the seat yet that comes with the stroller as my daughter isn't yet big enough for it (it is made for 6 months and up, which I don't think the description is clear about) but the car seat adaptor snaps on easily and the car seat goes right on and off. As for the lack of carry cot and bassinet for this stroller, they do make the Rock Star Infinity Stroller that has all of these options for around $500 I think, although Babies R Us doesn't sell it. But in my opinion, if you are going to use the car seat adapter on the frame until you can use the larger seat, I don't think you need it. If you are like us and live in a small city apartment, it's just another large piece to have to store somewhere anyway. The Graco Rain Cover does fit it so there's no need to try to order anything from the UK as the other reviewer mentioned. <
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>The only drawback and hesitation I had with buying this stroller is the weight of it. Occasionally I find myself having to lift a stroller up steps into a building or up and down steps in the subway if there is no elevator or it's out of service. With it's seat, it is 23 lbs and that doesn't include the weight of your child! But, I've never found a New Yorker who wasn't willing to help a mother out in those situations anyway. So overall, I think we have made a very smart purchase! <
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>Note: after having this stroller 3 wks I noticed the front wheels getting locked in a sideways position and not swiveling back to the front, making it very difficult to get out of elevators, go through doors, etc. We took it back to Babies R Us and they put some WD 40 on the front wheels and now it is turning perfectly. Just wanted to be helpful for anyone who is experiencing the same problem.