Mamas and Papas Ultima 3 in 1 Reviews

Mamas and Papas Ultima 3 in 1 Pram, Pushchair and Stroller

Product Type: Mamas and Papas prams, pushchairs and strollers

Newest Review: ... you would definitely struggle to fit it in. It also does not fold as one unit, you need to take it all apart. It takes up a ... more

 ... lot of space when not being used. Although I love the pram, I've hardly used it since my baby turned 1 as I find an umbrella fold stroller much more convenient when out and about. Price The Ultima 3 in 1 is expensive (we paid over £500 for everything, including car seat) and it isn't necessarily a long term solution. Everyone I know who has one has ended up buying a second stroller. However, the quality is great and ours will hopefully be used again if we have another child....more

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Customer Mamas and Papas Ultima 3 in 1 Reviews (5)

Boppy
Mamas and Papas Ultima 3 in 1: M&P Ultima (533 words)
by - written on 05/09/08 (Very useful, 352 readings)
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Mamas and Papas aka Peg Perego worldwide are reknown for their style and class, the Ultima 3 in 1 doesn't let the team down. A traditional pram with a modern look, the Ultima 3 in 1 has four all terrain pneumatic tyres which adds to the comfort of pushing this pram. The pram also has an adjustible handle which is great if mummy and daddy are different heights. What I liked the most about this pram was the traditional pram body for when my baby was a newborn, it could also be used instead of a moses basket which saved money, it's spacious inside, cosy and warm, then when baby is a little older and more nosey to what is going on around him you can ...  Read the complete review

KLockwood75
Great pram for a newborn! (432 words)
by - written on 17/02/09 (Very useful, 293 readings)
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We bought the Mamas and Papas Ultima, in the spotty 'polka' print when expecting our first child. It came with the base, the carrycot, the seat unit (for converting to a buggy once the baby was old enough to not lie flat), the Primo Viaggio car seat and a seperate stand for putting the carrycot on in the house. We purchased the matching footmuff and sun parasol as optional extras, plus a more expensive mattress for the carrycot to enable us to use it in the house instead of buying a moses basket. Advantages This is a fantastic pram for a newborn. The carrycot is really comfortable, and you can raise the mattress slightly if they have a cold and need to ...  Read the complete review

tinkerbell1889
Mamas and Papas Ultima 3 in 1: Great pram for newborns! (425 words)
by - written on 04/01/09 (Very useful, 97 readings)
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This was the first ever pram I bought for my first child! It was pretty expensive just over £500 when i bought it but that was for the travel system which included the chassis, the carrycot, raincovers and the pram seat which is a good deal when you think of it that way. They do some realy nice colours in this pram aswell personally for girls of course i LOVE the KiKi colour which is pink and black its gorgeous and a realy nice wool type material. Ill start with the carrycot, its big and spacious, it has a realy cost mattress in the bottom and also on the cover there is a little wind guard you can pull up for the realy windy days my ...  Read the complete review

AlyssasMummy
Mamas and Papas Ultima 3 in 1 (201 words)
by - written on 28/10/08 (Useful, 66 readings)
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Mamas and papas are by far one of my favourite manufacturers of baby items. you can always rely on great stlye and pram that will last form newborn to toddler. the ultima is no exception. one of the more expensive prams made by mamas and papas, this pram is worht every penny for the mum/dad about town. it is very stylish and the chassis is compatable with the carrycot, seat unit and car seats available from mamas and papas. this is deffinetly a luxury pram and a pram to be proud to push. the chassis is very easy to fols and the carrycot.carseat and seat unit are all very easy to remove and click onto the base. the wheels are removable so great if you have a smaller boot.  Read the complete review

archiesmum
Mamas and Papas Ultima 3 in 1: m&p pram (173 words)
by - written on 31/08/08 (Somewhat useful, 87 readings)
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i had a bt of a pram obsession when i had my little boy and i had one of these they are absolutely gorgeous look also they are a dream to push they glide due to having pneumatic tyres and to look at they are really stunning i could go on and on about these prams!!!the accessories are gorgeous too and the pram looks very very comfy thecarry cot can be used as a moses basket type bed and if your new arrival gets colic etc the bottom of the carry cot can be raised to slightly raise baby the only issue i had with this gorgeous piece of equipment is the size of it when its collapsed it is very big no good at all if you dont have a big car and you have to take the carrycot off  Read the complete review

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