Bumbleride Stroller

Reviews, Comments is it worth the money?

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JMO, but we want to have more than 1 child, so personally to spend that kind of money on something that will be used for a short period of time for us is a waste.

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I have it. I did a lot of research and it seemed liek the best deal for the money. I think it is very comparable to the bugaboo which I def. do not think is worth the money. It has a lot of the same features as the bugaboo as well. You can reverse the handle bars which I love, adjust the incline. It is easy to fold. The wheels are sturdy. I am yet to try it with but hopefully she comes soon! Today is my due date!! Good luck!

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Posted by oobabyoo

I have it. I did a lot of research and it seemed liek the best deal for the money. I think it is very comparable to the bugaboo which I def. do not think is worth the money. It has a lot of the same features as the bugaboo as well. You can reverse the handle bars which I love, adjust the incline. It is easy to fold. The wheels are sturdy. I am yet to try it with but hopefully she comes soon! Today is my due date!! Good luck!

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I have the flyer in Ruby

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I "test drove" the Flyer (no one around me seems to carry the Indie-which I heard was heavier anyway). I liked it a lot.
I was deciding between the Peg Perego Pliko 3 (about the same price as Bumbleride).

I felt the Pliko was easier to open and close- (personal opinion of course...)

They are the same weight-

The way the saleswoman showed me to close it was basically where the stroller would have to be on the ground-
This bothered me because I would not want it getting so gross on the dirty or possibly wet ground- this was a turn off for me.
Of course she could have been showing me incorrectly, but it bothered me...

So, I decided on the Pliko- the only thing it doesn't have that I would have liked was the reverse handlebars- I was willing to give that up since I will not be using it with an infant anyway-

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I had the Flyer and got rid of it. I wanted it for the reversible handle feature and I didn't like the way it pushed with the baby facing you. Some people love it others like me not so much. The fabrics are pretty though and if you plan on using it with the baby facing out it's a good stroller.

I also have the Pliko P3 and I loooooooooooove that stroller. I think its a great stroller and if you can have only one do it all stroller the P3 is it. You can even use it as a "double" stroller if you have another baby because it has a built in toddler step. The fabrics are plush, was beautifully and overall the stroller holds up really well. Mines is 5 years old and still looks new.

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I was between the Bumbleride flyer and the Peg Perego Pliko 3. We test drove both around BBB. We had the sales person help us open and close both and show us the different options. I love the fact that the Bumbleride's handles went either forward facing or rear facing. I also loved the look of it. I almost picked it, but decided on the Peg Perego Pliko3 instead.

What made me change my mind was actually a couple who came over to us after the sales person walked away. They had the Bumbleride with them and a small infant no more then 4 months old. They said they hate the stroller. They said it is hard to maneuver, and part of the material already tore. They told me that a lot of their friends have the Peg Perego and love it. I guess it is bad to go on one persons opinion, but I remember reading reviews that said the same thing. I do however love the Bumbleride Indie. It is more of a jogging stroller, but it is really nice. Good if you live in the city.

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Posted by oobabyoo

I have the flyer in Ruby

I like that one, and in that color too! But, can I do red with a boy? I can, right?