Review on 🌟 Cybex Talos S Lux Stroller: All-Terrain Wheels, Front/Parent-Facing Seat, One-Hand Fold, Multi-position Recline - Deep Black by Toyofuku Hideo ᠌

for trips in the first months, when you need a cradle, it's normal, but everything else is like that. Some pros: The stroller is very convenient for travel. especially for very young children in the cradle, because the cradle folds very well. I rarely see models with folding cradles. This model is very compact and manoeuvrable. the cradle develops, and though it is made as much as possible simply, but qualitatively and compactly. its management is straight balanced, pleasant. the ride is soft, the depreciation works out qualitatively. the quality of the materials is good, the ease of use too, for example, in order to unfasten the block, you do not need to press two locks simultaneously and at the same time remove the block - here you can do this by pressing in turn and then calmly pull the block up. Some cons: there are no surpluses inherent in even cheaper firms (compared to my stroller at the dacha adamex encore), for example: ventilation of the legs and the angle of inclination in the baby's cradle. there is no mosquito net, a raincoat in the kit, and even there is nothing to cover the legs in the walking block! but on the other hand, you can buy a choice of not just packages from above, but stylish and neat raincoats for the model. the lower niche for things is open, without pockets and fasteners. the cradle is thin and not insulated, it is more suitable for European or our city winter. carrycot canopy not lower than 90°+ sun canopy. the front wheels are not quick release and for them you need to have something with which you can press the latches (this is the biggest failure and a real fat minus for me). the car seat is implemented not very conveniently through adapters, and it itself is somehow not comfortable for the baby. height adjustment of the handle is implemented by a telescopic reach. the cradle itself is not very large, which does not allow it to be insulated. and in terms of the size of the baby in overalls, right on the verge, in recent months, at the transitional moment to the walking block