Mamas & Papas Sola Stroller - Black
From Mamas & Papas
| List Price: | $399.99 |
| Price: | $390.99 |
Product Description
Sola has a multi position seat which allows your baby to face you, the world ahead or a comfortable lie flat position for those welcome snoozes. The adjustable handle and footrest are ideal for parents who want a stroller that can be adjusted for both parent and baby needs.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #108345 in Baby Product
- Color: Black
- Brand: Mamas & Papas
- Model: 1035253X2
- Dimensions: .0" h x.0" w x.0" l,30.00 pounds
Features
- Outstanding value, Sola stroller is designed to be flexible, functional and fun
- Multi position seat so baby can lie flat or enjoy a view of the road ahead
- Compact and lightweight at 22lbs making this a light and easy to maneuver stroller
- The Sola stroller by Mamas & Papas is outstanding value and designed to be flexible, functional and fun
Most helpful customer reviews
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.I just bought this stroller to replace my Maclaren Techno XT, while I still love the Maclaren the Sola is amazing, I love that I can turn the baby to face me, the basket is huge and very easy to access. The seat fully reclines into almost a bassinet, the buckle is easy to snap and un snap with just one hand and the harness is much easier to adjust then then Maclaren.Only things I would change/improve: larger sun shade, while its pretty big, the Maclaren shade can almost totally inclose baby and I really Ike that. I would also like a cup holder to come with it or at least be sold seperatly. I have not been able to find one that will work with it yet. It's also pretty huge (wide)when folded up. I have a large 7seater SUV and when the stroller is folded up it takes up 3/4 of the trunk. I have a car trip planned with my German shepherd and I will have to get creative to make sure the dog & stroller will fit in the back. I wouldn't recommend this stroller for anyone with a small car. I'm very happy so far!! Well worth the money for the quality & style
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful.I purchased this stroller for our 3rd daughter. We needed something easy to push, easy to put in the back of the SUV, and something that could go to ball games with us. I also am picky and wanted something stylish. This is it!! My 5 year old can push the baby in it and it is incredibly easy to maneuver and store. I already had a Peg Perego carrier, so I bought the adapters to use it with this stroller frame and it works wonderfully. The red is gorgeous and not too girly. Although I loved the purple, my husband wanted the red. The black is pretty, but I thought it might be too hot in the midwestern summers, so red it was.The basket underneath is huge and I am able to use it on shopping trips. I highly recommend this stroller. It is pricey, but if you are in the market for a luxury stroller, be sure to take a look at this one. I wish I would have had it for all of my children.UPDATE: I have now owned this stroller for 7 months and am still extremely glad that I purchased it. Being a stay-at-home mom, I walk with the baby an average of 3 miles a day. This stroller is the best and has held up extremely well. I can also push it with one hand, allowing me to walk the dog with the other. Do NOT hesitate to spend the money on this if you think it's the stroller for you.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Cliche but here it goes. I usually don't write reviews but since I use it everyday- why not. I'm giving it 4 stars b/c I generally like it- but there are some things I dislike.Pros:stylishthe basket underneath is quite large and holds a lotrolls *fairly smooth (* I'll explain fairly in cons section)good brakesgreat turning radiusdoesn't take up a lot of spacelightCons:I absolutely HATE the Maxi Cosi infant car seat adapter for this stroller. If you are planning to get a Gracco Car Seat I can't speak for that, but if you have a Maxi Cosi it's really difficult to pull the car seat off of the stroller base. You also have to line-up the car seat exactly right on each side, which is extremely difficult as your baby gets heavier.I use the adverb *fairly b/c my 4 mo old newborn feels almost every crack we roll over. Unfortunately, it doesn't have much shock absorbancy. Sometimes just as he's dozing off the jolt of the sidewalk cracks wake him up and then crying:(.
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