Hauck says its three-wheeled Citi pushchair is ideal for urban living. It's not been tested in our Which? pushchair lab, but we took it for a walk on some busy streets and a spin around a London park to see whether it lives up to its name.
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 wrote: | Belinda70 wrote: difficult to fold/unfold   I ordered this buggy on the strength of a kiddicare video on youtube which made it look really easy to fold and it is - but only if you are using it for a baby in the lie flat position! If you are purchasing this buggy to use with a toddler then you will need to go through 3 steps every time you fold it - put the seat back in the fully flat position (fully laid down), put the foot rest in the fully up position (as you would for a baby), then you can fold it using the 2 fold release levers on the sides (which are quite stiff to pull). The kiddicare video did not show the seat back or foot rest being adjusted before folding. Obviously when you unfold, you would then have to open it up, adjust the seat back to upright and lower the foot rest before you could put your toddler in it. Way too much faff for me when I wanted something easy to fold/unfold for nursery runs. I am returning it and will have to start my search for a new buggy again. If not for the folding issue it is a nice enough buggy, it looks comfy with a nice padded seat. Can't comment on steering etc as it never made it outside Pros: Cons:
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