Buy Mountain Buggy Cosmopolitan Strollers, TurquoiseMountain Buggy Cosmopolitan Strollers, Turquoise Product Description:
- Durable dark 600 denier blue denim exterior, with soft cotton interior and a main seat offering a 5 point safety, tail free harness that ensures no risk to your child from excess straps
- Smooth drop fold with automatic frame lock and standing feature for easier storage in the house
- Ultra adaptable and infant ready out of the box with its lie flat seat mode ? also compatible with the graco snug ride, maxi cosi mico, and cybex aton car seats with adapter (sold separately)
- Roomy gear tray great for your shopping, due to the strong support of the metal frames underneath, the roomy gear tray can take quite a load off holding up to a best in class 22 pounds
- Stroller is 25" wide, weighs 26 pounds, and can accommodate a child from birth to 4 years or up to the max weight capacity of 44 pounds
Product Description
Cosmopolitan is a new breed of mountain buggy, carefully crafted to deliver a smooth and stylish 4 wheel drive that stays true to the mountain buggy DNA of maneuverability, durability, adaptability and simplicity, whilst incorporating a unique 3 mode multi adaptable seat, that includes forward facing, rear facing, and a lie flat feature bed feature for newborns. Delivering in elegant aesthetics and exquisite handling on urban terrain from its 8" front wheels and 12" rear wheels and all around suspension, cosmopolitan offers flexibility and freedom to suit your lifestyle and live a life without limit. Cosmopolitan is globally safety certified to exceed worldwide standards.
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Pricey compared to similar strollers but digging it
By shan1212
I have previously owned a Mutsy 4Rider Light, a BOB utility stroller, and the Mountain Buggy Plus One. I wanted to replace the Mutsy which was sold to purchase a double. The Plus One is a great stroller, and I run with it as a single or as a double, but I wanted a four-wheel, petite stroller to maneuver easily on city streets and in shops. My older child is 3.5 so I didn't feel I needed a stroller with a second seat like the B-Ready or the City Select, though I was tempted by the new Phil and Teds Verve. If I could have tried that out in person I might have gotten it.I tested out the City Versa and City Select and felt that they were much less maneuverable than my gold-standard, the Mutsy. I also tested out the Mutsy EVO, which was nice to push but did not have a good basket for carting groceries home. The Mountain Buggy Cosmopolitan is nearly as breezy to push as the Mutsy and has an awesome basket reinforced with steel, so that sold me on it. It does not take a second seat but I've ordered the freerider to use with it. From the pictures it looks like your free-riding child's head might be cramped based on the position of the handlebar and the fact that it's not adjustable, so I'll update on that once we've used it. I figure that since we'll take the Plus One when we feel we need a true double, this won't be a big issue for us.My 3.5 year old tested out the seat and was just under the canopy, so I don't see this stroller being comfortable for a much older child, but I think it will be fun to use with my one year old for the next couple of years.I gave it 4 stars because it seems priced a bit high compared to its obvious competition like the Mutsy EVO and the City Versa, but I didn't mind paying the price to get the features (big basket, sturdy and smooth ride, petite and relatively light frame) that were important to me.
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