Bugaboo Fox, 2 in 1 Foldable Pram and Pushchair with All-Terrain Wheels, Black/Steel Blue

We got it during Prime day and with the Baby Wishlist discount, we got around 20% off. With the discounts, the price for it was very similar to Silver Cross and iCandy alternatives. We don’t have a car so it was very important that the buggy would be durable for long walks and last a long time - and Bugaboo definitely guarantees that. We live in an area with many potholes, very uneven pavements and it’s quite hilly as well, but it’s no problem at all for this buggy. I was a bit worried when we got the buggy in the box and saw how heavy it was, but the weight is very evenly distributed and even in our hilly neighborhood, it’s very easy to manage it with a lot of shopping underneath the buggy.The only drawback I have ever experienced is that it is slightly wider than the other popular buggies. Maneuvering around in the corner shops is no problem, but sometimes I do get stuck in restaurants when it gets busy.

Perfect item.

Bugaboo is the top of the strollers

This arrived very well packaged, in a reasonably heavy box (just short of 18kg, or just under 38 lb in old money). It took about twenty minutes to assimilate the instructions and fit everything together so it was a very easy and stress free experience, which was very welcome.Bugaboo are renowned for their quality and this is no exception. Turning the pushchair into a pram was effortless, as was reversing the process.Pushing was exceptionally easy, this chair feels light as a feather and with the help of what seems like an ingenious suspension, the chair seems to not even notice most bumps.Compatible with a large range of car seats, it was very easy to securely attach and remove the chair part and as it is very light, it was easy to carry with one arm when going into and out of the car.Whilst expensive, the sheer quality and thought that has gone into this pushchair/pram is astonishing and the ease of use and peace of mind this will give you is well worth the cost.Overall I would highly recommend this pushchair/pram.

This is an expensive pushchair but it's well very well built and extremely versatile. For my sister who as been using it for three months with her youngest, the build quality and sheer ease of movement on all terrains have been the things that have stood out for her. It's easy to change between its modes. I must say having pushed my niece around in it - it does move on all the different terrains we were on extremely well, including cobbles. This contrasts with their old one which had smaller wheels and was a lot less solid. I also think this folds down really easily.Depending on your point of view, the main 'downside' could be the high cost. My sister is nervous of leaving the pushchair unattended so that has been something of an issue for her.If you can afford it and want ultimate and premium mobility - I don't think this will disappoint. I also think the baby to toddler 2-in-1 functionality of means it will last longer. It seems sturdy enough to go the course, including when handed down. With that in mind it should hold on to a fair bit of its value over time.

Bugaboo pushchair. This is a very very nice pushchair. I gave this to one of my granddaugthers whose not long had a baby. She's very pleased with it. It's solid yet lightweight and easy to operate. The ride is smooth. It just oozes quality. Ther are various different ways of setting it up, eg for a newborn and later for an older more mobile baby.There's a lot of very good useful Bugaboo Pushchair information over on the bugaboo website - worth a gander.

I love this so much, we had it bought for us to use and I also got a sun canopy with breathable holes in it so that it is more airy for the summer. It’s much lighter than the other ones we tried out that were the same size and I really like how you can buy extra colours and attachments for it.