Pros
- In warm weather, Aprica luxuna CTS was used. With the first snow, we had to look for an alternative, because the small and twin wheels turned Aprika into a stubborn and stubborn donkey, which had to be dragged along. I studied the entire market: the choice, to put it mildly, is not great. The vast majority of strollers are folded with the seat outward . and then they immediately go through the forest, because. winter in the trunk of my wife, to put it mildly, "dirt got wet." And that's okay. I can’t imagine how she will, before each laying the stroller, clean the snow from the wheels, the frame and all other, less easily accessible places. We keep the stroller in the car, because we live without an elevator on the 4th floor, and there is not much place to put it. Therefore, we fold and unfold it every single day several times. So we came to Snap. 1. It develops insides inside (forgive me, experts on the great and mighty for this understandable phrase). 2. In the 18 model (we have one) there is a huge hood that covers absolutely everything and everyone. And there is no unnecessary mesh in the center section. 3. She weighs 8 kg. There are very few strollers in this weight class. 4. Fits into a non-empty trunk of a Toyota Auris. 5. When the little one was sleeping on a morning walk, we appreciated the huge bed and its normal angle of inclination. The legs don't hang down. 6. After Aprica, the basket for things is quite large. 7. Adjusting the tilt handle is generally a fairy tale. Without it, it’s sad, and the stroller climbs more readily into a clogged trunk. 8. Material, like, norms. Under wet snow, the stroller does not get wet for a long time through. 9. Good cross-country ability for a light stroller in the snow, where it does not pass, only sleds pass.
Cons
- 1. As already mentioned, "she is shaking." If you imagine a chair that you drag across ribbed ice, then the sensations are approximately the same, the snap only goes better. There are suspicions that during the ride it is not the wheels that make noise, but my daughter's 6 teeth, which tap dance if the surface is not even. I really have to ask my daughter for forgiveness every time that I didn’t choose a more gentle route in advance. 2. A parent of level 2 can fold with one hand, a parent of a third level can unfold with one hand, and only 1 out of 10 can unfold with one hand with a child in the second. Design features, but still. You get used to it, of course, but every now and then you remember the designers to distant relatives and send them rays of goodness. And when you need to put it in the trunk with one hand, you remember the designer's wife, his children, and even his cat. 3. If you put something in the basket and folded the stroller, then it is not a fact that you will be able to use this put in the future. For example, the lining on the benches has turned into a zigzag of luck and now does not want to straighten up.
