Cosatto Ooba Travel System 2014 Range - Ooba Travel System

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Dolls Pram Mattresses; Roma Twirl, Roma Stephanie, Roma Annie, Roma Darcie, Roma Wynnie, Roma Polly, The Ooba also comes with a matching nappy bag which fits into the generous basket underneath the buggy, along with your toddler if you so wish (this probably isn’t recommended. Probably). The Cosatto Ooba chassis has great functionality it is clear that time has been spent to ensure that it will do everything a mum (or dad) could want. It is a shame that the Ooba cannot quite meet the, admittedly, very high quality level of the other brands in this price range. Seat The harness is 5 point with crotch and chest protectors. It is simple to adjust and you can do it up one side at a time, one handed, which is great when trying to deal with a reluctant child. There are 2 positions for the shoulder straps which can be altered via the rear zipped access panel. So when Cosatto got in touch a couple of months ago to ask if I’d want to sample their new model, the Ooba, I was a little hesitant. Could it improve on what were my two totally adequate prams? Turned out that yes, yes it absolutely could.

Giggle Quad with ‘Seedling’ design is intended for the Cosatto Hold group 0+ car seat (adaptors included) With instructions, the system is easy to set up (albeit time consuming) and interchanging between all the different options is effortless. The chairs are roomy and comfortable, and neither the car seat nor the travel system (as a whole) is too heavy. Kerbs can be a challenge but this is more likely a result of wheel positioning than weight. I can hand on heart announce that the Ooba is the finest, prettiest, most luxurious pram I’ve ever used and we do have quite the collection of prams to compare it to.

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To unfold, simply lift up the handle and swing out the front wheels. Install the seat and off you go. Conclusion I love the leatherette handle which gives comfort whilst pushing it and the brake on the handle makes it super easy to put on and off. Putting it up and down is a little bit of a fuss as you have to take the seat unit off but to be honest, I’m not planning on putting it down much so this doesn’t affect me. I love that it’s also a high pram, making me feel empowered navigating pavements and parks alikes and also offers Alexander a great view too. The Ooba certainly stands out amongst its peers. It is striking! The chassis is colour coded to match the wheels – even the tyres are white, matching the chassis, the whole thing just looks ‘right’.

I really am glad that I have been given this chance of working with Cosatto and reviewing theCosatto Ooba 3-in-1 Travel System as I have fallen head over heels in love with it and I adore getting to go out and push Joseph about in the pram. It is funky and fresh with great designs and practical features. The huge wheels mean that it can go over any ground with ease. The different seat units give scope for the future as the baby will grow through the seats, going from the carrycot and car seat to the seat unit itself which is long and wide enough so will last for even the biggest child. Easy to transform, the Ooba can be used in carrycot, pushchair or infant car seat mode (Port car seat available separately). When Alexander finally awoke, he and Oliver had a little run around the gardens together and were fascinated by the Tour de France sculptures! Cot Sizes; Small Cot – 117*55cm, Standard Cot – 120*60cm, Cot (120x60x10cm), Large Cot – 127*63cm, Cot Bed (140x70x10cm), 154 – 172mm (M12 x 1.0), 159 – 178mm (M12 x 1.5), 171 – 183mm (M12 x 1.0), 174 – 180mm (M12 x 1.75),

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So, first impressions? Like I said, this is a looker of a pram. If it were a man it would be a Bradley Cooper.