
The Mutsy 4Rider Light is a versatile model with several seating options, including a bassinet, a fully reclining seat and an optional DuoSeat that converts to a double tandem stroller. Both the bassinet and standard seat are reversible, and adapters are available for use with most car seats. Other optional accessories include a FunSeat with handlebar for toddlers who like to "steer," a step-up board for older toddlers, and matching diaper bags, rain covers and more. The 4Rider Light is consistently praised for its maneuverability, which is aided by a padded, adjustable-height handlebar, and 10-inch front and 12-inch rear rubber wheels that provide a smooth ride even on rough terrain. It has a weight capacity of 45 pounds.
Despite its name, reviewers find the 4Rider Light heavy and bulky to transport when folded. While Mutsy's website reports the stroller's weight at 19 pounds, one respected product review source says it actually weighs 29 pounds. Owners agree that the stroller's weight and bulk are problems, saying it doesn't fit in their cars.
We found good expert reviews of the Mutsy 4Rider Light in "Baby Bargains" and Which? magazine. Which? conducts professional testing of nearly 160 strollers, including the 4Rider Light, although some models aren't available in the U.S. BabyGizmo.com covers the Mutsy brand as a whole, with some discussion of individual models. ClassyMommy.com and LetsGoStrolling.com each offer individual product reviews of the 4Rider Light, and we found a handful of owner comments at Amazon.com.
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Our Sources
1. Baby Bargains
Authors Denise and Alan Fields say Mutsy strollers got a slow start in the U.S. market, primarily due to the weight of their first offerings, which topped 30 pounds. Newer models including the 4Rider Light are still heavy, but the authors praise the stroller's comfort and ease of use.
Review: Chapter 9: Strollers, Diaper Bags, Carriers and Other To Go Gear, Denise and Alan Fields, Ninth edition, 2011
2. Which? magazine
The Mutsy 4Rider Light is included in Which? magazine's comprehensive test of nearly 160 strollers, some of which aren't available in the U.S. Editors rate each model for safety, durability, comfort and convenience. Expert technicians conduct safety and durability testing, and a parent panel offers feedback on convenience and features.
Review: Mutsy 4Rider Light, Editors of Which? magazine, Not Dated
3. ClassyMommy.com
Colleen Padilla, founder and editor of ClassyMommy.com, tests out the Mutsy 4Rider Light. She praises its ability to convert through the stages of a baby's life, from newborn through toddlerhood, with the available seat options.
Review: Mutsy 4Rider Light, Colleen Padilla, Not Dated
4. BabyGizmo.com
This article focuses on the overall Mutsy line of strollers upon its introduction to the U.S. market and discusses individual models. Editors praise Mutsy's functional offerings, including height-adjustable handles and optional accessories, such as a DuoSeat for converting to a double stroller and a FunSeat with a handlebar that allows toddlers to pretend to steer.
Review: Meet Mutsy: The New Luxury Stroller from the Netherlands, Editors of BabyGizmo.com, Not Dated
5. LetsGoStrolling.com
LetsGoStrolling.com is a retail site offering the Mutsy 4Rider Light. Editors also provide a positive review, noting its versatility with a choice of several frames and seats. Most useful are a number of stroller measurements, such as the widest point and total length. A chart illustrates all the color options available.
Review: Mutsy 4Rider Light Stroller System, Editors of LetsGoStrolling.com, Not Dated
6. Amazon.com
The Mutsy 4Rider Light earns 3.5 out of 5 stars in about eight reviews. Owners like its versatile seating and say the stroller is very comfortable for their children. However, they also say it's heavy and bulky.
Review: Mutsy 4Rider Stroller, Contributors to Amazon.com, As of Dec. 2011
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