It's not made to do much more than mall waking.
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7
2008
Combi Flare Stoller —
Living in a 3 story walkup a lightweight stroller was a necessity right from the start. On paper, the Combi Flare had all of the features we were looking for. It has a fairly deep recline, a sunshade and a small basket. More imortantly, it's lightweight, folds up tightly and comes with a carrying strap. It also has height adjustable handles and every tall parent knows these are a must.It has quite a few downsides though. The basket is a lot roomier than it looks however the metal bar underneath makes it difficult to get anything in or out. The sunshade could stand to be bigger or possibly adjustable so that it could be pulled in front of the baby when needed. I find the recline hard to adjust.
The real problem is the wheels. After 2 months of daily walking on city sidewalks the wheels are falling apart. The wheels are worn bare and the breaks have stopped working. Replacement wheels can be ordered from Combi but they're 15$ a set.
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