I also love the waterproof fabrics - they protect well, combined with the canopy size, even when it starts raining and you don't have your rain cover with you. If your product becomes faulty, we will do our very best to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. months and 28 months, we do daily dog walks so the mytrax sounds best with suspension ect but I’m wondering if i will need the parent face feature of the versatrax as my youngest still mostly likes to be able to see me. Das ist der erste Kinderwagen/Buggy bei zwei Kindern den ich je schiebe (beide Eltern ausnahmslose Trageeltern)und dazu ist er für meine bereits zweijährige. On the pavement the buggy is certainly a smooth ride, it is easy to push and navigate around corners.

It doesn’t stop Pearl from looking about as the side panels are mesh so she can still see out, plus there is a mesh peep hole at the top to check in on her as we are going along. So, I wanted to tell you all about the new pushchair on the scene and I have a very exciting giveaway for you too! simply snap off the pushchair seat to add on the carry cot or infant car seat so your littlie can snuggle without you having to struggle. To us, it’s all about being together, whether out and about and on the road, or cosy at home and around the table.Your little passenger will be seated snugly in the lap of luxury as they glide over every pothole or puddle. It is very easy and quick to put up and down with one hand, which makes for an easy life, especially with a fussy six-month-old in your arms. We go on lots of dog walks across the fields, so having a pushchair that can handle all terrain is really important for us. The brakes are reliable, responsive and more than sufficient enough to stop the buggy rolling away when stationary. Secondly, the pram only folds with the seat reclined, which means that the seat is reclined when you erect it too, this is a bit awkward if you’re carrying the baby and want to put them straight into the pram when you flip it up.

I found it more difficult to access when my daughter was asleep and found myself knocking her and waking her when trying to put things in or remove them. In five minutes (and only having to refer to the manual to find out where the cup holder went) I had the pushchair built and ready to go.

I love that the Joie Mytrax has ‘ShoeSaver brakes’ which are designed so they don’t scuff your shoes – always handy and also easy to use in sandals/flipflops too.

Compared to the Litetrax strollers, the Mytrax offers a possibility to take the seat off the chassis completely, so the carrycot or the car seat can be added to the bare chassis without the seat present.The seat looks comfortable with lots of support, padding and most importantly allows you to sit your little right up or lay them completely flat. Firstly, it is a lovely looking pram – it looks high end and expensive and has converted me to Joie as a brand. Out of others on the market, I find the Mytax ticks the majority of boxes we are looking for in a pushchair. The added extras such as the cosy harness on the pushchair also help, as it makes the pushchair somewhere I feel happy for my little boy to snooze. All products are vigorously tested at each stage of the manufacturing and development process, so that they are are safe, effective and user-friendly.