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Mamas & Papas Zoom review
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The Mamas & Papas Zoom is a lightweight travel system pushchair that comes with a carrycot so you can use it as a pram for newborns. The three-wheel design makes it look agile and sporty, but is it a breeze to push? Find out how it fared at the Which? pushchairs lab, where our experts and parent panel tested it for ease of use and how well it handles an obstacle course of everyday hazards.
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 wrote: | yummymummy wrote: Bought the zoom for my newborn - love it. I suffer from wrist problems and find the wheel section easy to lift out of the boot and set up and vice versa. It is very easily wheeled along without any force. I bought the aton car seat to go with it which has my little one snoring in no time. I have only tried the pram seat once whilst at a party and this was useful for letting him lie back to go to sleep - great that you can buy different colour muffs to go with it. -I bought the red as I didn't know if I was having a boy or girl. I wasn't keen on the carrycot at the beginning thought it was gonna just take up room - I used it in the house at the beginning and kept him in the room with me whilst sleeping during the day instead of putting him in the moses basket. Deffo recommend, and is easy to use. Pros: Cons: |
| wrote: | mummyburgh wrote: I absolutely love this pushchair! I bought it because of the reviews on other mamas and papas pushchairs & I wanted a 3-wheeeler. Its very easy to handle & manoeuvre, the review says the turning circle is quite large but I found once you get the hang of pushing it you can make the tightest turns. I've had this pushchair since my LG was born and she is now 2 (and a big 2) and still fits in it comfortably, the high seat position means she gets a great view of the world too. My only grumble with it (and it is a small grumble) is I wish the shopping basket had a higher back as I find sometimes when its raining I can kick dirty water into the shopping basket. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an easy to use, good value for money travel system!! :) Pros: Cons: |
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