I have this pram and i love it.
DS is very snug in it and sleeps with no probs, it's so easy to turn aswell. You'd think it would be hard to turn in small spaces but it isn't. I sometimes carry
DS in the ergo and push the pram with one hand an again it's light and easy. It folds down very easily and I don't find it heavy. I live up a shocking hill and often push a 6.5 kilo bub and pram with no probs.
We bought the bassinet aswell and it was a life saver in the early days as
DS could look at me ( he was a tiny premi so had many issues). I don't think the bassinet is essential as the pram itself lays right down, is snug and with the sun / wind cover on it's very protected in there. The plastic flap on the top is great for peaking to make sure
ds is okay although the velcro to open it always makes a noise and sometimes wakes him.
Good- Ample storage compartments. I recently discovered in the side of the rain hood 2 x more pockets.
- Great turning circle
- Not to heavy
fits in boot easily. handle bars fold down
Could be better- Would love a coffee cup holder but can't complain as it has a water bottle holder.
- Wish the shopping basket was a little deaper
- Cost ($800 + for pram, $250 for bassinet incl raincover, $80 for suncover (best wind / suncover by far), $70 for rain cover, $60 for bar across pram 6 mnths +) thats is yu want MB gear only other wise shop about
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I do a lot of walking along the coast and across grass.. i find even in bits of sand it is still easy to move.
DH likes to push it as he says it's a more manly pram!
With any pram it doesn't fit in all cafes or shops!
Feedback for the Mountain Buggy urban Elite please. 
He (38)
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