Combi Single Stroller Review
This stroller is a steal at a price, with a traditional umbrella folding system and a sleek aluminum framework. It also features an adult cup holder as well as a large basket and canopy pocket to hold all your essentials.
The stroller is flexible when it is it is pushed, especially on rough surfaces. This can pose a challenge for parents on the go who wish to use their stroller regularly.
Features
Combi strollers are designed to make caring for children more enjoyable and easier. They are light, simple to use, and
Single Person Buggy look attractive. These strollers also come with various safety features like 3-point and 5 point harnesses, reversible handles large canopy, and adjustable suspension. Some have a parent cupholder and a large storage basket.
The Cosmo is the Combi's flagship stroller, and it can also accommodate a car seat. It did not do well in CR's traditional stroller and car seat compatibility tests however. The other models the company offers, including the Flare and the Shuttle have received more favorable reviews on the internet.
Its ability to fold is among its most impressive features. It folds in only three steps and it doesn't require you to bend over. It is easy to maneuver, and is able to be used on a variety of terrains. It comes with a huge umbrella that protects your child from harsh weather conditions such as wind and sun.
The frame is made of steel which makes it extremely robust. The wheels are also made of a special material that is able to absorb bumps and shocks from the road. It also comes with the highest seat, which is 53cm tall, to keep your child off the ground and prevent contact with dirt and other allergens. In addition the Combi stroller comes with an adult cup holder as well as a spacious storage basket.
The Cosmo scored a good score in the stability and maneuverability tests however, it was unable to be competitive with top performers such as the Cougar 2 in our head-to-head comparisons. It was able to hold its own in the tilting test that is sideways, with a score of 33 degrees, but it was not close enough to the best scores. This metric is helped by the front-lock swivel wheel and suspension. A
buggy single step brake pedal locks both rear wheels, which is useful in tight spaces and improves mobility. Available in a variety of colors, you can purchase it at most department stores, chain baby stores, and independent shops.
Design
The initial appearance of this stroller is okay and its unique fold is intriguing but that's really where the benefits end. In tests, it did not perform better than its rivals and offered nothing spectacular in the way of return. It can only hold one car seat, which means it's not the ideal choice for twins. The padding is inadequate to ensure a comfortable ride. It's heavy and awkward to maneuver, and even though it has storage it's minimal and difficult to access.
The frame of the Combi Twin Cosmo is very large and contains numerous connection points and parts which make it look less expensive than other models with more streamlined frames that make use of smaller pieces and feature the advantage of welding junctions instead of rivets. It also has a peculiar appearance when it is collapsed because the backs of the seats aren't flat against the frame. It has a decent capacity for weight and it is a little more easy to load into the trunk than its rivals, but the size might cause issues with public transportation as it's likely not compatible with any 2'X4' rules that apply there.
The Combi Twin Cosmo scored well in our tests of maneuverability despite its size and bulk. It required 25 pounds of weight suspended from the handle bar before it fell to the back, which is higher than the rest of the competition but not as impressive as the best performer in this test one, the Chariot Cougar 2.
The wide rear wheels can be locked to increase maneuverability. The
single umbrella stroller step brake pedal locks and unlocks both rear wheels simultaneously which is great for parking and tight spaces. A cup holder for the parent as well as a large basket and canopy pocket are all storage options however this is not much in comparison to other products.
There's small storage space on the back of the canopy but it's not high enough to be useful to store larger items such as diaper bags and groceries. There are two cup holders, but they are too close together to be practical to share drinks. The canopy offers decent sun protection, with a three-panel sunshade blocking over 99 percent UV radiation.
Comfort
One of the most important features of strollers is the ability to sit children in a comfortable place. This stroller comes with an adjustable seat and a canopy that extends all the way to the back. There is also a parent cup tray and storage space inside the canopy. The stroller also comes with an adjustable handlebar that can be telescopically adjusted for effortless maneuvering and can be parked easily in narrow spaces.
This stroller scored high in our quality measure, but it did not impress in any other categories. It has the most flexibility in its frame when it was being pushed. Its connecting points are made of plastic instead of soft materials like other strollers. There was lots of movement within the wheels and this might make it hard to use on uneven surfaces.
It is a good vehicle for maneuvering, but this is offset by its weight and size. It required more effort to push it, and this can be difficult for parents with smaller children to do every day. It is able to maneuver through narrow doors and aisles with ease but it might be difficult to fit into a crowded elevator.
The storage area under the seat was not ideal for the testers. The storage space was difficult to access and there is an obstruction that blocks larger items from fitting. Even a purse of standard size may not fit in this space. A diaper bag that contained two items for children did not fit. The extra pockets on the canopy are a nice feature but they do not provide the needed storage space under the seat.
The unique fold and carry strap makes it an ideal choice for transporting to and from public transportation, however the size of the stroller makes it difficult to fit on trains and buses with a lot of people without hitting innocent bystanders. This stroller is best suited to commuters who can easily carry it inside their cars. It's light enough to be carried up and down escalators but it will need to be folded to fit on buses or trains.
Safety
The Combi Fold N Go Stroller is compact and lightweight and comes with a variety of features. It features a reclining seat for your baby and plush pads for the harness to ensure their safety and comfort, as well as a huge canopy that blocks out the sun and additional storage. The dual front wheel suspension with lockable front wheels and large canopy allow for an easy ride, while allowing air flow into and out of the seat area. The parent cup holder large basket, as well as the adjustable handlebar let you adjust the stroller to suit your personal level.
This stroller received a high score in our user-friendliness tests. The CR testers were impressed by the fact that it folds in just three steps. It is light and narrow enough to fit into doors, and features an electronic locking brake system that is simple to use. The stroller has small leg openings to stop infants from slipping through. It is also simple to navigate. These are all crucial factors when it comes to a stroller, but it is equally important that your child is securely secured in the car seat. You should choose a
single stroller with bench seat that can be folded and unfolded easily, parked, and secured with a car seat.
If the stroller is reclined ensure that you ensure that the child's safety belt is secured and close the gap between the seatback and the grab bar.