Quinny Moodd Pushchair Frame, Blue Base/Black

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Short footrest. This footrest is a disappointment. It adjusts up and down, but since it is not connected to the seat all the way, you won’t get any flat surface. Also, it is very short and will not work for a child older than 2 years. If you are discounting this pushchair because it only has three wheels and you are a four-wheeler sort of gal, then don't despair as the Moodd will change to suit yours. The front wheel unit listed in the accessories is the alternative two-wheel front fork, instead of the single wheel that comes supplied as standard. Conclusion Update: Quinny Moodd has collaborated with award-winning fashion designer, Rachel Zoe, to create the Rachel Zoe Jet Set Quinny Moodd Special Edition. The footrest can be adjusted up and down. However, it only extends up to only 8” from the seat, which is relatively short and may not work for kids older than 2 even though the weight capacity can accommodate bigger toddlers. I’d like to have it telescope further down so that older or long-legged kids will have a more comfortable ride, without having to ride with their knees propped up or legs dangling. What really differentiates the Quinny strollers from other strollers in the market is really the stylish and eye-catching looks.

Aesthetically I've been dying to take a closer look. I've been a little concerned that I may have fallen for its charms because I was a little bit giddy with so many pushchairs around me at the time. However, I'm glad to report that our second date has not been disappointing and so far I still see potential. Of course, I can't make any kind of commitment until we are better acquainted but so far so good! Again, like the Buzz, the basket is extremely shallow and not of great use because the front axle stem limits the height of anything you may want to carry. For newborns, I would highly recommend using the Quinny Tukk Foldable Carrier to transform the Moodd into a safe, warm and comfy pram that allows the baby to lie totally flat. With its curving, contemporary chassis and sleek design , the Quinny Moood doesn't look quite like any other pushchair on the market. It’s pretty pricey, but if you’ve got the cash and are looking for something a little different to push your baby in, it could be worth considering.Pebble used on FamilyFix offers extra upward position, giving baby extra legroom, allowing longer and safer rearward-facing travel It has a one-hand recline with 3 recline positions: upright, half-way, and fully flat. Although, it says it can accommodate a child from birth and up to 50 lbs, I wouldn’t put a baby into the seat until he is at least 3 months old. Small canopy. This canopy is a deal brake for me since it provides very little shade. I like it when the canopy goes down all the way to the bumper bar. I think Quinny can solve this problem by just adding a ‘floating’ canopy option.

The Quinny Moodd 3-in-1 travel system is a great travel solution if you’re looking for something that you can use from birth. I love how the way Quinny Foldable Tukk Carrier works as a pram on the Moodd frame. It is practical, stylish and a real comfort for the newborns.The shopping basket at the bottom of the Moodd stroller is medium-sized and shallow. It has a maximum capacity of 5 kg, but it’s probably just sufficient to fit a diaper bag.

I can safely conclude that this is a good Moodd. Quinny have taken one of their most popular models and brought it right up to date adding some nice touches and improving on previous weaknesses. When you’ve finished with the carrycot or even for putting it in the car, a clever mechanism on the base will make the carrycot flat which makes this a great option for smaller spaces too! We love a good handlebar, as it's important for the adult to be comfy with the push. Covered with soft foam it has a good adjustable scope for the majority of sizes. Something that is common with modern pushchairs is that the adjustment button is placed right in the centre, so if you are pushing one handed from the centre of the handlebar, it can make it slightly difficult to manoeuvre.

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To make it more compact you can remove the seat and the rear wheels. The folded dimensions of the stroller with the seat are 31″L x 12″H x 26″W. Cons No peekaboo window. I noticed that many luxury strollers don’t have a peekaboo window… I wonder why… I always want to see what baby Sophia is doing so it is a must-have feature for me.