Chicco Oh La La Lightweight Stroller, Black

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That said, I didn't like the fact that my toddler didn't seem to be sat up well in the stroller – she seemed to be rather reclined even though the chair was in the upright position. As it’s so light, it feels like it could easily lose control, which is the downside to having such a lightweight buggy. For anyone looking for a lightweight stroller that isn’t going to break the bank, this is my recommendation for you.

Modern, trendy and cozy - the eye-catcher offers a lot of comfort for children from birth up to 15 kg body weight. I would choose this pushchair to win an award as a lightweight stroller, as it is by far the lightest I have experienced and it is so easy to use.We now leave it at Nanas who suffered from arthritis and so it is really lightweight for her to put up and down when she looks after her.

My son was very agitated in it because he couldn't sit upright, but also feel the seating was not the comfiest for him. The Chicco OhLaLa 2 stroller is part of a growing market of compact, travel-friendly buggies that’s perfect for urban-dwelling parents. We are PCI DSS Compliant and Certified by Trustwave so you can rest assured your transactions and details are safe. If I had a friend who lived in a flat with no lift, used a lot of public transport, or travelled a lot, I would definitely recommend this stroller. They mention that it's difficult to maneuver and it makes a noise when their daughter is in it, it has developed a high pitch squeak that is impossible to get rid of, and the wheels make some voice when moving.However, others say that it is uncomfortable to push after a while, and causes real pain during travel. Your application will take just 60 seconds to complete and we will provide an immediate decision allowing you to complete your purchase. I bad thing about it is that the height does not adjust so a person taller then 5ft6 will have to bend down to use this.

The Chicco Ohlala Stroller has a one-hand folding system and self standing once closed, providing you and your family with ease whilst out and about. This next point is such a Mum thing to say, but one of my favourite things about this stroller is that you can remove the entire seat cover and wash it.One handed folding and self standing once folded in a super compact shape means it is easy to assemble/disassemble when carrying other items, or children, in your arms.

We have had this from our baby being 4 months old to take on holidays as it is easier than taking a travel system abroad.The concept of a lightweight pushchair was there, but I felt it lacked poorly in design, quality and usability and really don't think it's worth the money. The seat looked uncomfortable to me but my 4 month old fell to sleep within it so I guess he found it comfortable. The Ohlala is a compact stroller which makes it handy for storage or transport, making your adventure much more easier. However, others say that the wheels are not that easy to turn and that maneuvering with one hands is hard.