Oyster pram anyone?

[Balloo]

I have seen this pram a few times and really like the look of it. Does anyone have one? I will mainly be using it on public transport. I am 5 ft 2 and pretty damn weak! Lol. Any advice or views would be gratefully received! X

 

[Arcanegirl]

Its fantastic for public transport, its not huge like alot of travel systems but it doesnt compromise on size of the carrycot or seat.
We rely on busses every day

 

[kristel_]

It's a excellent pram/pushchair, however i have one big criticism of it. When you go down a kerb the front wheels can't cope with the weight of anything at all being in the pushchair and feel like they're about to cave in/snap or the pushchair topple over. So you HAVE to go down the kerb keeping the front wheels up in the air and only use the rear wheels.

 

[Arcanegirl]

Yep very good point. I have a habit of bumping via the back wheels anyways so depends how you up and down kerbs

 

[Balloo]

Thank u very much ladies. The front wheels and kerbs thing has been a constant con on reviews but it seems like the pros far outweigh that! Ooh I may have found the pram I want then! (actually want bugaboo cameleon but at £800 I can't justify it, well actually my OH won't let me justify it!) x