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From Babiesrus.com & Amazon.com
From the Manufacturer
The Cosmo EX is extremely lightweight and loaded with
features! The best thing about this stroller is how compact it folds. Folds less
than 11 inches thin! Features include: Deep recline for infants, Large Canopy
with roll-up mesh window, Carrying strap for traveling, Infant head pillow, 5
point harness with padded shoulder pads, Deep recline will accommodate an
infant, Removable, washable seat cushion, Large basket for easy access, Front
swivel wheels, Quick and simple tri-fold. Opens easily with one hand, removable
guardrail, Includes safety boot, and Independent wheel suspension.
Customer Reviews
3 of 3 people found the
following review helpful:
Satisfied customer,
February 8, 2006
We researched strollers online and in a consumer guide bood called Baby 411
(highly recommended). There sure a bunch of strollers out there and it was a
difficult choice. You definitely need to understand how you will use your
stroller in order to make a good choice. We have a baby jogger already so we had
focused our search on compact, lightweight strollers that would be good for mall
walking and shopping.
We didn't like the cheap models or the real expensive ones so we we're looking
at the $75 to $125 price point. At this price you could get a low end model
MacLaren or Peg but you don't get much with these strollers. Deciding on a price
range (and sticking to it!) is something you should do before shopping.
It came down to the Combi EX and a Chicco. They had similar features, price, and
weight. The Chicco had a much better basket which almost tipped the scales. But
the Chicco fabric couldn't be removed so that was a showstopper for us.
For pros on the Combi I'd say weight, umbrella-like folding, a lot padding, and
the removeable cover. It's a bit narrow which people might be weary of but it
fits between the rows at my cinema. It's also easy to manouver with 1 hand which
the Chicco wasn't because it's handles didn't connect.
For cons, the basket is small and hard to get stuff in. The front wheels also
have to be facing forward in order for it to folder properly but I figure most
strollers have to be "just so" for easy folding.
3 of 3 people found the
following review helpful:
Very Happy!, February 1,
2006
I am very happy with my combi lightweight stroller. I bought it in addition
to my large Graco stroller(which I like but for different reasons). It is the
perfect stroller for when we are quickly running into the store (or mall) and
esp. for long trips. Without this stroller (or something in its class) we
wouldn't be able to have stroller on vacation. I would recommend this stroller
to anyone who needs something lightweight, reliable and easy to use.
1 of 1 people found the
following review helpful:
Like it, but definitely don't
love it....., January 31, 2006
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It was too short for my husband (and he's only 5' 8") but good for me because
I'm only 5'. Other cons are that the storage basket is too small, no cupholders
for you or your child, it doesn't go to a full sitting position so my son was
laying somewhat reclined the whole time (which he didn't like) and the drive is
just okay...definitely not smooth as the Maclaren. You get what you pay for. The
pros are that it's very compact when you fold it and it's lightweight. We bought
this specifically for use in the busy downtown area and it worked out great.
This stroller would be good to use once in awhile whenever you go into crowded
areas, but not all the time.
3 of 3 people found the
following review helpful:
Almost perfect, January
25, 2006
This is a nice looking comfortable for the child and parent stroller. The
pluses are that it's easy to open and close and folds down small for storage.
The minuses are that storage on board this stroller is VERY limited. You'll have
a hard time stuffing your purse in the basket much less your diaper bag, also
there are no cup holders for either child or parent. Those are big minuses in my
book,but I still like this stroller. I guess what we Moms are looking for is a
lightweight version of our big strollers. This is not really it.
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