Quinny Senzz pushchair [SAVE £155.10]

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Works out £94.90 with code:money:

MrsASmith

I've just sold my Quinn Senzz after having it two months, it was a good pushchair however it let me down on two things 1 - the handlebar is very uncomfortable and I was only using it for school run so wouldn't of been happy with long walks and 2 - the design meant when I had to push down on the back to get down our steps from home it was putting strain on the frame and I didn't think it would hold out for long. The handle bar really was the biggest bugbear though.

anonamouse_2

Hiya

Just leaving a message to let you all know I received mine today and I love it, it's so smooth and easy to turn etc

The handle bar is quite high but I find that has made it easier to push ( it's no problem and im 5"6 so not to tall)

My ds looks so cosy in it he couldnt wait to climb in, usually he would rather get be out of the pram but after our short walk he cried when I took him out!

I can't wait to take it out for longer tomorrow!

HTH x

thriftyemma

anonamouse wrote: »

the pictures on this site are quite clear, although to me (maybe just my eyes) it looks more blue than green.

http://www.preciouslittleone.com/product-information/20/14667/quinny-senzz-pushchair---green-henry/

Less than £90?
Just had a closer look at that website, and they're offering a really good price match deal, difference back plus 10%.
"It's simple. We'll match the price and give you 10% of the difference if you find the same product cheaper on any other UK website (including eBay Stores but not individual eBay sellers or individual Amazon Marketplace sellers)."
Just have to fill in the form, this one is for the black rickey http://www.preciouslittleone.com/pricematchform/14664/ but you need to click the 'price match' link under the price for each colourway. Using that pricematch works out at £89.19 (if I've got my maths right).

[edit] For those who have already purchased from kiddicare, they also have a pricematch. They will refund the difference (no extra) up to 7 days after purchase, just email enquiries@kiddicare.com Don't know if they will match a pricematch, but it must be worth a try.

abwsco

Could/would anyone recommend the full kit and caboodle one for a newborn. My DD is expecting our first grandchild in March:D

They don't have a car but we do so need one that's easy to fold for getting in and out of a car boot but also one that will last as like most people at the moment we're on tight budgets.

Also, have no baby shops nearby that we can visit to look at prams first.

TIA

bargainhuntergill

abwsco wrote: »

Could/would anyone recommend the full kit and caboodle one for a newborn. My DD is expecting our first grandchild in March:D

They don't have a car but we do so need one that's easy to fold for getting in and out of a car boot but also one that will last as like most people at the moment we're on tight budgets.

Also, have no baby shops nearby that we can visit to look at prams first.

TIA

I think its all so much a personal choice, but if they have no car but will still be taking baby in car they may be better with a travel system which includes a car seat that can be attached in most cars but can then be clicked onto the pram until 6/9 months and then used as a pushchair after that. I got the graco quattro tour deluxe system with my first and lasted until he was out of prams although I did get a small mamas & papas buggy for quick trips and grandparents. The graco came with carrycot, car seat and base and the pram and adapted well. I loved it so much when ds2 came i got the same pram in the duo tandem.
hth a bit bet you cant wait for the 1st grandchild

heres a link to pics but mine was in black
http://www.toysrus.co.uk/Babies-R-Us/Travel-and-Pushchairs/Travel-Systems-and-Pushchairs/Travel-systems/Graco-Quattro-Tour-Deluxe-Travel-System-I-Love-My-Bear(0068326)

Giggle

Im looking to buy a double pushchair does anyone have any of the ones thats for sale on here and what do you think of if there are 3 on there im looking into

http://www.kiddicare.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/productdisplayA_47_10751_-1_14561_118775_10001_14051

http://www.kiddicare.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/productdisplayA_47_10751_-1_14561_117375_10001_14051

http://www.kiddicare.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/productdisplayA_47_10751_-1_14561_106568_10001_14051

ASLK

I've heard good things about the Cosatto You2. If you'd consider buying second hand, the Baby Jogger City Mini Double would be infinitely better than any other side by side stroller. The seats are really big with huge hoods that have two windows, the straps can be at loads of different heights, they lie flat and can take hard or soft carrycots, they've easy to push and you fold it by lifting a handle in the middle of each seat and that's it.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/Pushchairs-Prams-/66700/i.html?_nkw=baby+jogger+mini+%28double%2C+twin%29&_trkparms=65%253A12%257C66%253A4%257C39%253A6%257C72%253A5788&rt=nc&_dmpt=UK_Baby_BabyTravel_Pushchairs_GL&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_sop=1&_sc=1

rosiesmum4

mine just arrived x lovely shade of green x my three year is also having a ball with the empty box

Giggle

ASLK wrote: »

I've heard good things about the Cosatto You2. If you'd consider buying second hand, the Baby Jogger City Mini Double would be infinitely better than any other side by side stroller. The seats are really big with huge hoods that have two windows, the straps can be at loads of different heights, they lie flat and can take hard or soft carrycots, they've easy to push and you fold it by lifting a handle in the middle of each seat and that's it.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/Pushchairs-Prams-/66700/i.html?_nkw=baby+jogger+mini+%28double%2C+twin%29&_trkparms=65%253A12%257C66%253A4%257C39%253A6%257C72%253A5788&rt=nc&_dmpt=UK_Baby_BabyTravel_Pushchairs_GL&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_sop=1&_sc=1

Thanks for the link but as i only want one for my grandsons and will only use it once maybe twice aweek i thought the ones i posted links to would be better value for me not sure now lol