Quinny Zapp Jogger

Being a serious pram addict when I saw this pushchair advertised on the internet I just knew I had to have it, my son at the time was only 8 months old. We went for 'deep red' which was a lovely red colour, not too bright, not too dark, now Quinny have brought it out in many colours, you name it, they have it from bright pink to bright orange! It states the pushchair is suitable from 6 months plus but I would say it's better suited to a child over 1 years. My son seemed to slump in it although the seat has a slight curve, it also doesn't recline. It costs around £130 for the stroller, a carry bag, raincover and the hood, for an extra ...  Read the complete review

I wanted to find an affordable, lightweight stroller for taking away on holiday. After searching online the quinny zapp seemed to fit the bill perfectly, and come highly recommended. Quinny zapp pushchairs retail at £120-£150 in the shops. I ended up getting one from eBay for £60 as we didn't need it to be brand new. The quinny zapp is a compact, stylish 3-wheeler pushchair. It is suitable for children aged 6 months to 4 years (maximum weight 18kg). It is one of the smallest folding pushchairs on the market and will fit into even small car boots. The folded dimensions are: (L)69, (W)27, (H)30cm. It is very light in comparison to many other strollers, and ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Quinny Zapp in the Orient colour 3 months ago. I had previously owned a Quinny Buzz but it was just too big to keep in the car for short trips. This buggy is suitable from 6 months upwards. There is no recline so your baby needs to be very comfortable sitting up. Our little one was 19 months when we bought this buggy. The first thing that hits you about this buggy is the style. It looks chic and cool and the colours are very funky. The Orient is a mix of purple, red and lime green. I was told by the staff in my local Mothercare that the Zapp is the lightest buggy in the world. And I well believe it. I can lift it folded with ...  Read the complete review

I originally bought a second-hand Quinny Zapp because I wanted something fairly light weight and quick & easy to put up/down, as I have a large, heavy travel system which was just too much effort when just popping out to the shops, or doing the school run. I loved it so much that I bought a new one within a couple of months. I have it in bright pink but they come in so many great colours, and you can by replacement parts easily (seat covers/hoods etc). Mine came with the hood, plastic rain cover and adaptors to attach a maxi-cosi car seat (never used). The rain cover is quite a tight fit though. It's great if you don't have much boot space, ...  Read the complete review

admit, I bought this pushchair for all the wrong reasons - I saw it on display and thought it was the cutest pushchair I had seen and decided right then and there that I wanted it. The next stage was to come up with practical reasons to convince my partner it was necessary. As it turned out, The Quinny Zapp would be one of the most practical buys I have made for my kids. Style. The Quinny Zapp out-styles the other pushchairs by miles. With it's bright coloured seats (mine is in traffic stopping orange but it also comes in black, steel blue, red and mauve) and the sleek steel frame in a sort of pod shape, it stands out for all the right ...  Read the complete review