Safe and Comfortable: Peg Perego Orion Front Mount Child Seat Review

A clear 5* item. Way better than any others we've tried. The thick plastic is sturdy and well-made, and will hold its shape even for a 25-pound baby. All assembly components are strong and properly finished. General sense of quality throughout. Easily and securely mounts to most bike frames, including dual suspension. The only exception might be triple 20-inch city bikes with a high stem. Can still be fixed but can be uncomfortably low for both parent and child. Fastening system - explosion…

I have tried three different seats on my Scott mountain bike. 1. Ibert Safety Seat - This was the easiest to install and will probably grow the longest with my daughter, but lacked back support, shoulder straps fell off a lot, felt like a flimsy way of attaching the seat to the bike seat was greatly displaced as it was only connected to the steering wheel with a cotter pin. 2. Thule Yepp Nexxt Mini - This would be my favorite spot. It was so easy and well done. Unfortunately, the diameter of my

We bought a bell carrier for the first time on a whim while shopping. It was about $50 but it was terrible. Weak plastic and had to be practically welded to the bike making it impossible to remove. I found a review of the OKBaby Orion but it looks like it's only available in Europe but now Peg Perego has taken the same. model and made it available in the United States. First impressions upon opening the compact box were that it is very well made compared to the Bell, the plastic is stiffer but…