Latest reviews about Combi City Savvy All Weather Stroller

lauraedecker says "i hate this stroller" about Combi City Savvy All Weather Stroller

lauraedecker — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 22:25:11 GMT

This stroller is the worst. It made me dread having to ever leave my house, that's how bad it is. The wheels were constantly locking up and going in all different directions. Everytime I had to turn a corner I would panic wondering if my stroller was gonna make it or lock up or even tip over. It's lightweight, affordable and well reviewed and those were all of the things that sold me on it. I didn't want a stroller that was gonna break my back everytime I put it in and out of my car and I wanted one that would travel well and this one did all of those things which is fine until you want to actually put your child in and use it! The infant car seat that goes with it isn't much better. First, you have to use two hands to lock and unlock the handle bar in position which is totally unpractical and it also got stuck in the base all of the time. It would take me sometimes up to 5 or 6 attempts to get it unstuck so that I could get my baby out. After fighting with it for so long I jsut gave up...

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kiddos3 says "One of the better strollers but not the best" about Combi City Savvy All Weather Stroller

kiddos3 — Thu, 21 May 2009 06:35:34 GMT

So, the combi is a great stroller especially if you want to use it with a combi carseat. The main problem I have with the combi is that it is so light that when you push it the top of it moves before the bottom...kinda squirly. If you have heavy kiddos, it's definatley not for you. My kids lean toward small size, barely 20lbs at 1yr and it was difficult to push when she was that big. I would go with a Maclaren or a Chicco. Still chic, sporty and lightweight, but stronger...you must push a maclaren and then a combi with a 15-25 lb kid in it. The difference is significant. I do love the golfbag fold, but the umbrella fold is just as good. Just stay away from the big bulky strollers that take up all your trunkspace!

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shirlpach says "combi city savvy-incredibly sturdy & reliable 4 affordable price" about Combi City Savvy All Weather Stroller

shirlpach — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:08:31 GMT

I'm very satisfied with the Combi City Savvy, we had to buy it quickly when one day our expensive Maclarens wheels gave out. That was 3 yrs ago, I must say it withstands NYC sidewalks on any given day, rain or shine. We've travel extensively with it as well. It lightweight, durability and practicality can't be beat!

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racer521118 says "very nice quality product easy to push" about Combi City Savvy All Weather Stroller

racer521118 — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 04:10:11 GMT

This is a quality product, a little exspensive but well worth it in the long run. When you push it and steer it you can tell the differance between this stoller and the cheaper ones.

The sand toller is very light which makes it easy to lift into the car. it folds and unfolds very easy. you can do it with one hand.

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bigbugstomper says "Short, flimsy, didn't last very long." about Combi City Savvy All Weather Stroller

bigbugstomper — Fri, 16 May 2008 04:03:33 GMT

I purchased this stroller 2 yearas ago because we loved the Combi Connection infant car seat that worked with it. The car seat did it's job well, lasted as long as it was supposed to, and we felt like we got our money's worth out of it.

Not so with the stroller.

It is light. It does fold up easily and fits in even small trunks.

But...... It folds up so small because it folds differently than other strollers. There are 2 hinges on the push bar where the handles fold inward. Which makes the stroller feel flimsy and unsteady when you're pushing it. The basket is small. It tips over backwards if you have something heavier than a purse on the handles and take your child out of the seat. And it's short. At 5'6", this stroller is uncomfortable for me to push.

In addition to that, the tires showed signs of wear far too soon. And did I mention that it is SHORT? I've used mine about once a week and mostly in malls- nothing rough- and it was wearing out in less than 2 years. ......

onlyheaven says "Nice & safe stroller" about Combi City Savvy All Weather Stroller

onlyheaven — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 21:57:32 GMT

This stroller by Combi is a good value. It's design is basic but comfortable, and of good-quality. The only major drawback is that it's not very lightweight, which is essential for petite women. Your man may not always being around and in this day & age, many women are single mothers who must tackle baby equipment daily on their own....