Has anybody seen this, or have one?

[melhoney]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... :IT&ih=005

looks really good, as a second buggy, but I am not an expert, by far!!!
My graco mosaic has become a hell to push, the wheels are gone, they keep on turning, or get stuck, so I am looking for another one, and I want it cheap, VERY LIGHT (because of my back problem!) and small to fit in the car or travel with it!
I prefer 2 handles and I would have liked a basket but hey, I can't have everything!!! What do you experts think of this one, then?

mel x

 

[Sarah&Braydon]

i personally dont like it sorry hun

 

[Gemma & Jake]

i personally dont like it sorry hun

Me neither sorry. If you want a really cheap buggy it might be worth looking in the charity shops as thats where we bought our buggy that we took on holiday with us. You could also look in the local paper as you might pick one up cheap in there. If you are willing to spend a bit more then I have got the M&P beat buggy and I would recommend it.

http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/store ... beat+buggy

 

[Rubys mummy]

We were thinking of that one...

Researched and test drove loads of light weight buggys and ended up with Petite Star Zia, just come out on the market. It has a basket, and a raincover, and is very lightweight. Its just like the Quinny Zapp which we also liked but the Zia reclines (Zapp doesnt) We paid £99.99 for it and its fab!!

Heres a link to some one E Bay: http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search. ... e+star+zia

Highly recommend it, have piccies somewhere of Ruby in hers....hang on a mo....here you go

http://www.pregnancyforum.co.uk/forum/v ... hp?t=49339

 

[melhoney]

Thanks
the zia one was far too expensive for what I want t do of it, but I agree, it is nice. I actually bought the one I showed you, for just under £30. so even if it's not that good, it will do

I will let you know if it's good or not, but really I was only looking for something to use on the go, so it seems ok.

Thanks

mel x