Mountain Buggy Mini Stroller Cyber Review

I bought a 2017 model and the airline threw it away so they paid for 2018. It looks a bit lighter and smaller than the 2017 model. It's like the famous stroller with an umbrella. Great for truck storage for quick trips but I would definitely prefer a heavier and larger stroller with a larger storage basket.

The first day I fixed the stroller, this small and important thing broke and the wheel kept getting lost when I fold it up or when I walk down the street. How do I get a new or extra of this world please can someone help because I like this stroller but I need it to be safe and without this little cover it's not safe.

Good: Lightweight, easy to push, easy to fold, easy to adjust, fits behind the third row of my MDX and has ample room. The Bad: Don't let your baby get in and out of it unless you're holding onto the stroller, it's so light it can easily tip over while climbing. Once your child sits down, they become very stable. Conclusion: I love, love, love, worth every penny.

I am very happy with this stroller. I bought it at a $200 Revain sale about two years ago. I wanted the lightest stroller that could handle the snow and typical bumpy old sidewalks. When I tried friends' strollers, both expensive and not so expensive, I only liked walkers, but they were too heavy to be comfortable. I also wanted a stroller that could be used with a toddler without a car seat, so it had to recline fully, which this one does. I wanted this for safety reasons, but turns out my son

I am looking for a stroller for a trip to Europe. As such, it must negotiate cobblestones and rough roads, and fold up for planes and cars full of suitcases. I got the City Mini GT first but returned it because, despite its description, it doesn't have the ability to roll gracefully over bumps (very rough on bumpy terrain due to the lack of shock absorbers). The Mini handles rough terrain MUCH better than the CMgt, even though it doesn't have shock absorbers. I was concerned the bars would be…