Mamas & Papas Armadillo Folding Pushchair with Compact One Hand Fold, Lockable Wheels & Spacious Adjustable Hood - Steel Grey

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The brake is chunky and easy to operate, the straps on the five-point harness are padded and the clasp feels strong.

The wheels need fitting but they clip on – no tools required – and there is a break cord that links the back wheels, which just needs tucking inside a Velcro pocket.What I really like about this seat is that the back of the seat is made out of hard plastic that will always maintain its shape and provide your child with max support. For the baby, they can relax and rest in a large seat that includes an adjustable leg rest for extra comfort, and multiple reclining options to allow them to stretch and lie flat for a more natural sleeping position. If I compare the fold with City Mini or B-Agile, this fold is better because the seat is folded inside and is protected from all the dirt. The seat is wider than most other strollers and lays nice a flat, my children have both sleep really well in it.

It folds down very neatly so I was able to lift it upstairs and into our flat without scratching the walls. I’d say it’s only downfalls are the way the seat doesn’t sit completely upright, but it’s never caused a major issue, and that when you fold it you need to have both hands free as the wheels can get themselves stuck/in the way of it standing freely once folded how it’s supposed to. No, for me personally I prefer a carrycot in the first few months and the Armadilo XT does not have a carrycot. If you have a non-BNPL balance, you will still need to make at least your minimum payment as shown on your statement.Parents with long legs will be happy because the crossbar is located much higher than on most of the strollers creating more legroom. The New Armadillo XT has a full recline, or lie-flat mode which expands the length of a roomy 92cm, ensuring it has an impressive lifespan for your growing toddler. The Armadillo has adjustable leg rest and all wheel suspension but the Valco is lighter, has larger wheels, and the bumper bar. Please check the size chart has printed out to the correct size by measuring the scale at the bottom of the chart, this must measure 10cm otherwise the indicated size may not be accurate. There’s another point which could be a deal breaker for you, or not be relevant at all – and it’s totally dependent upon the child who’ll be using the stroller!