Review on 👶 Britax Roemer Smile 3 Universal Stroller, 2 in 1 Deluxe Edition (1 box), Frost Grey by Danuta Sawicka ᠌

Name: 👶 Britax Roemer Smile 3 Universal Stroller, 2 in 1 Deluxe Edition (1 box), Frost Grey
Item: 👶 Britax Roemer Smile 3 Universal Stroller, 2 in 1 Deluxe Edition (1 box), Frost Grey
Rating: 5

April 27, 2023

A wonderful product, its nice to use.

The wheelchair blogger Yulia Kolyaskina let me test her chair out, and I rolled around only the cradle.
The stroller was a good buy overall. Not for the first time have I found myself in possession of a stroller. Although it has a similar design and layout to many other Polish strollers (which is, in my opinion, not terrible in our climatic conditions), it is characterized in a positive way by its materials and workmanship, easy handling, and convenience in the little things. My 3-year-old son was able to successfully change the height of the handle, and lowering the cap required only the simultaneous pressing of two buttons.
Although I was unable to put the stroller's seat through its paces, my initial impression is that it works just fine. And it's excellent that the Britax Roemer, one of the safest child car seats, can be used with no additional adapters.

If you're looking for an all-weather 2-in-1 stroller with a standard cradle and swivel, inflatable wheels, this is among the best alternatives available.

Pros

The chassis is only 57 cm wide, so it rolls easily into my tiny elevator, and the materials and workmanship are top-notch (soft, eco-leather on the handles). Inflatable wheeled cradles rarely have such restrictions. Controllability and persistence. It's easy to use with with one hand. - Paying Close Attention Inflatable wheels; a spacious, easy-to-access basket; a cradle that can be folded for storage in a car trunk; Obviously, but I will mention: the cradle closes well and protects the baby from bad weather, there is a built-in mesh for ventilation; - absence of a crossbar between the rear wheels; - with a wide step you will not kick the stroller; - ease of use of the mechanism of removal of a cradle; - a relatively small weight of the cradle, our scales showed 3.7 kg.

Cons

I thought the ride would be more comfortable because of the air-filled tires and integrated shock absorbers. In contrast to the old Polish strollers I've used in the past, this one can take a beating without breaking a sweat. I believe this is crucial for a brand new infant. - The cradle's swinging runners strike me as a particularly helpful addition. A lot of times I'll put my kid in there and we'll "walk" on the balcony. They are missing from the cradle here. The lack of a crossbar behind the vehicle's wheels is something I find to be both advantageous and problematic. An older child's footrest is difficult to install.