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Combi Strollers

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 03/22/2011 - 13:02
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Combi Twin Sport

Reviewed December 2012
Combi Twin Sport
*Est. $240
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Pros:
  • Lightweight and simple to steer
  • Compact, self-stading fold
  • Fits through most doorways
Cons:
  • Small sun canopies
  • Skimpy, hard-to-access storage basket
  • Poorly designed cup holders
  • No parent cupholder
  • Accepts only the Combi Shuttle 33 car seat
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Combi Savvy

Reviewed December 2010
Combi Savvy
*Est. $90
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Pros:
  • Pros:
  • Lightweight
  • Removable cushion
  • Easy to fold
Cons:
  • Low handle bars
  • Flimsy design
  • Lack of features
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Combi Twin Savvy

Reviewed June 2008
Combi Twin Savvy
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Pros:
  • Folds compactly
  • Lightweight
  • Fits through most doorways
Cons:
  • Seats don't adjust upright
  • Small storage
  • Doesn't roll well on rough surfaces
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Combi Cosmo 2010

Reviewed January 2008
Combi Cosmo
*Est. $60
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Pros:
  • Lightweight
  • Easy to fold
  • Compact
Cons:
  • Flimsy
  • Difficult to steer
  • Short handles
  • Limited storage
  • Some parents note the "flimsy" feel of the Combi Cosmo strollers. Although the handle bar is intended to allow one-handed steering, many parents say it's extremely difficult to steer. Other negative points are the limited storage and handles that are too short for tall parents.
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Combi City Savvy

Reviewed January 2008
Combi City Savvy
*Est. $100
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Pros:
  • Removable seat cushion is easy to clean
  • Easy to fold and transport
  • Five-point harness
  • Fully reclining seats
Cons:
  • Low handles
  • Lacks durability
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