Graco Quattro Tour Duo Orbit Reviews
Product Type: Graco prams, pushchairs and strollers
Newest Review: ... but once it was all assembled and up in my living room, I did think how big it was!Didnt really apreciate the fact of the ... more
... size as I hadnt seen it in real life before!
When using it, I did find it took alittle time to get used to taking corners, going up and down curbs etc, but when I got the hang of it it was no problem.Also discovered that when both children were in it, I couldnt overload the basket underneath with shopping as it would get too heavy and really hard to push.
Both children were very comfortable in it.For the first six months my daughter was in the graco car seat , bought separtely, secured in the back seat of the tandem whi...more
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Customer Graco Quattro Tour Duo Orbit Reviews (3)
by - written on 18/03/13 (Useful, 26 readings)
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I checked alot of sites for a pram that would be use for my children once my daugfhter was born, as there is only 2 years between them.I originally chose this one on the internet as it looked sturdy, stylish and I know Graco are a good make. To be honest, I didnt assemble this my partner did. But He did it within minutes.Didnt find it hard and barely looked at the instructions. Sounds silly, but once it was all assembled and up in my living room, I did think how big it was!Didnt really apreciate the fact of the size as I hadnt seen it in real life before! When using it, I did find it took alittle time to get used to taking corners, going up and down curbs etc, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/09/12 (Useful, 47 readings)
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I bought this pram, as well as two Graco Logico S HP car seats, when I was expecting my twin sons. At the time, we didn't have a car, relied on public transport and didn't want a side by side buggy that would be difficult to get on buses and trains. We used it solidly for about two and half years and in all honestly, it was a god send. It has well and truly be pushed to it's limits, and has been used on city pavements, grass and 'off road' in country parks and is still in good working order. We regularly travelled from Scotland to Ireland with this pram, taking trains and the ferry and involving a lot of transfers, and it was indispensable. At first we used ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/02/12 (Useful, 35 readings)
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I bought this pushchair when I was expecting my 2nd child. Absoultely loved it at first, my newborn could lie flat and my 2 year old LOVES sitting at the front of her 'train' However, as the newborn has got bigger (he's 5 months so not that big!) I really really struggle manoeuvering this. Admittedly I'm only 5'2 but I'm no weakling. A passer by summed it up with his comment of "do you need a special licence for that?" Getting up kerbs is a nightmare, especially with the heaviest child at the front, and not something you want to be faffing around with with the threat of oncoming vehicles! Unless you have a large hatchback/estate there's no ... Read the complete review
