Joolz pram by Bloom - your thoughts??

[soulful]

Ladies - how does the Mutsy & the Joolz compare to the Bugaboo?

I have only seen and pushed a Bugaboo at this stage and DH and I found it mindblowing how easy to manouvre it was.

Jules_P - Where did you order the Mutsy from? I'm quite interested in having a look at one in real life...

TIA

[Rommy'sMummy]

Soulful, I didnt consider the Bugaboo. I am a bit over them.

I like the Joolz as it is a bit fresh looking as well as having the features I wanted.

My "cant do without" list came down to;
# four wheel (have a three wheel with DS and while they are great when bubs is little, as they get heavier I found it more "tippy"
# pump up tyres, we live in an area without many footpaths so solid or plastic tyres would make the ride too hard
# height, I am nearly 6 foot (as is DH) so the pram base and handle had to be good for my back
# sturdy, I dont mind a bit of extra weight in the pram if it means a more sturdy and reliable pram (DS pram is five years old and now a bit tired looking but still strong)
# funky, lets face it, this time I wanted a funky looking pram too as its my last baby and I am too old to be sensible now

I think the Musty looks very solid and reliable too.

[Jules_P]

Hi Soulful -

I think both the Joolz and Mutsy have comparable features to the Bugaboo (although the shopping baskets are much smaller) but are less expensive. Also I cannot recall what the deal is with folding down the Joolz, but you can definitely fold down the Mutsy with the seat on (it's not small that way, but it's doable). The Joolz and Mutsy both steer very easily IMO.

DH and I like that we can get a dinner tray for the Mutsy and when baby is older we will probably get the fun seat attachment too.

We ordered our Mutsy from Baby Gallery in Clayton (Melbourne) but have also seen it at Parenthood on High Street in Malvern.

Looks like you have plenty of time to decide - have fun!!