Pros
- -Like all JOggers, folding by pulling the handle is very convenient. It unfolds with just one hand. -Lightweight. Quality materials. -Goes almost everywhere (during the warm season), on country roads and gravel, it doesn’t even sausage too much. - the handle is one-piece, normally rubberized. (for tall people>175 will be low) - a fairly large cap with a visor. The daytime sun does not enter the eyes. -Nothing creaks, does not crack, does not play. - Convenient mesh pocket. The volume of the basket below is sufficient for a daily trip to the store. -Rubber wheels. nothing also creaks or lyuftit. -Pram backpack! - super thing. They took it to the cabin without any questions.
Cons
- - the wheel jammed after being removed from the brake. The problem repeats periodically. The last time it stuck completely, I had to disassemble it. - The lock button stuck several times to fold the stroller. - The button for folding the handle is also not very easy to press. It's infuriating. - The handle for folding must be pulled sharply enough, otherwise the stroller will not fold. - the buttons for removing the crossbar handle are small and sometimes stick. You have to use something to push. (But this is only necessary to put the stroller in a backpack, because in other cases it is convenient to carry the stroller when folded with this handle.) - Belts. The hand straps have a connecting design (top-bottom) and they often come apart when you need to fasten the little one. to the central castle. you start to fuss, look for something, fasten it . (It was decided with a few drops of glue.) - there was no raincoat. - price.
