Quinny Buzz Half Price At Tesco!

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http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.206-2529.aspx

Bargain!!! H2H someone x

nikkit72

OMG what a bargain , dont forget quidco

lots of other buggys incl quinny zappa at £73 , also car seats , monitors ,on 50% clearence HERE

nikkit72

OOS when go through to checkout

jammin_2

I have a Quinny Buzz. Very comfortable for the child, pain in the arshwitts for the parent.

pretzelnut

jammin wrote: »

I have a Quinny Buzz. Very comfortable for the child, pain in the arshwitts for the parent.

Why is it a pain.

It is the easiest pushchair ever.

My mum has severe arthritis and she manages to push it with 1 finger its that easy.

nikkit72

yep agree great buggy / pram , maybe you ahve a faulty one lol

jammin_2

princesswoo wrote: »

Why is it a pain.

Because collapsing it results in separate 4 pieces, including 2 wheels which must be removed. This causes unnecessary bulk, time and inconvenience.

Flying with it is quite impossible, unless you buy the travel bag, which is US$170 and only available in North America.

There is also the strap issue, however, in fairness to Dorel they are sending out replacements FOC.

In hindsight, we would have bought something else. The saving grace of the Quinny Buzz, however, is how comfortable it is for the child. Our son loves it - falls straight to sleep as soon as he's in it.

pretzelnut

jammin wrote: »

Because collapsing it results in separate 4 pieces, including 2 wheels which must be removed. This causes unnecessary bulk, time and inconvenience.

Flying with it is quite impossible, unless you buy the travel bag, which is US$170 and only available in North America.

There is also the strap issue, however, in fairness to Dorel they are sending out replacements FOC.

In hindsight, we would have bought something else. The saving grace of the Quinny Buzz, however, is how comfortable it is for the child. Our son loves it - falls straight to sleep as soon as he's in it.

Then you need a bigger car, we have never had to break ours into 4 pieces to colapse it, 3 yes, in my mums car as it is small but never 4.

We have taken our quinny buzz abroad with no problems, we will be taking it again in may.

Yes dorel did have strap issues last year bet they are all resovled now and if you have an older pushchair and need the extension straps just go into mothercare and they will order you them for FREE. Thats what i did with my older model. Until i bought a new one and it has the XL seat and the straps already on it.

I have had 3 quinny buzz's now and would never ever use another pushchair.

Yes it it comfy and for me being almost 6 foot tall the extendable handle is a godsend.

nikkit72

you should of tried it in shops before buying it , and agree with princess

jammin_2

princesswoo wrote: »

Then you need a bigger car, we have never had to break ours into 4 pieces to colapse it, 3 yes, in my mums car as it is small but never 4.

So leave a wheel on then?

princesswoo wrote: »

We have taken our quinny buzz abroad with no problems, we will be taking it again in may.

Without the travel bag? How, if you don't mind my asking? Or do you collapse it at the gate and tie the frame and the bed (?) part together with something? I assume you leave the wheels on.

nikkit72 wrote: »

you should of tried it in shops before buying it , and agree with princess

I should have tried it in the shop, indeed we did and our son loved it. What we weren't envisaging, quite wrongly, were the inconveniences that were to come, through daily use and travelling.

The pram is also wider than some, which is worth bearing in mind if you ever visit countries that have, shall we say, lesser consideration for the manoeuvring of prams or wheelchairs than in the UK.

misssavingqueen

They have the Quinny Zapp on there for £73.40, thats a great deal!
But its such a shame for me, I have chosen to get the Petite Star Zia, because it has a reclining seat.