http://www.viewpoints.com/Chicco-London-Stroller-reviews Fri, 23 Nov 2007 19:39:49 GMT Latest reviews about Chicco London Stroller http://www.viewpoints.com/Chicco-London-Stroller-review-c3323 I purchased this with the intention of using it for my new baby and occasionally for my 2 year old.<p>I brought it home and compared it side by side with my Maclaren Vogue. It has nearly the same features as the Maclaren for more than half the price.</p><p>The Chicco London has a 5pt harness, 6.5in treaded tires, 5 recline positions, an extendable legrest, a shopping basket, and a sun canopy.</p><p>However upon closer inspection of the London's seating area the depth of the seat on the London was shorter than the Maclaren by 2+ Inches!!</p><p>When my 2 year old sat in the seat his bum was hanging off, and therefor pushing his feet out past the footrest and he looked generally uncomfortable. Since this stroller needed to be comfortable for both boys I ended up returning it.</p><p>Had the seat not been so shallow I would have kept it, but it just bothered me to see my son looking so "cramped" in the seat.</p><p>A stroller like this should be able to go from 3mos-3years, but the depth of the seat on this stroller really prevents...</p>... Fri, 23 Nov 2007 19:39:49 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Chicco-London-Stroller-review-c3323 strollerfreak 2 http://www.viewpoints.com/Chicco-London-Stroller-review-839a <p>I love this stroller.  My large 2.5 year old son was cramped in the regular umbrella strollers.  This one is wider, yet still folds up compactly.  It also has a higher weight limit at 40 lbs.  My son is now 3.5 and 42 lbs and is still comfortable in this stroller.</p><p>My only complaint is that it is complicated to collapse.  But that makes it more sturdy.</p>... Mon, 19 Nov 2007 16:06:37 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Chicco-London-Stroller-review-839a kidsrustx 5