Mutsy Spider Stroller Black
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| Price: | $259.99 |
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Ships from and sold by Toys & Juvenile Furniture Inc.
2 new or used available from $225.00
Average customer review:Product Description
A perfect mix of style and function, the sporty three-wheel Spider is wonderfully easy to use, comfortable, and cool-looking. Front shocks make for a smooth ride, the handle is height adjustable, and it folds compactly with a built-in carrying handle for easy toting.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #20265 in Baby Product
- Color: Black
- Brand: Mutsy
- Model: SPIBL
- Released on: 2008-02-15
- Dimensions: 11.80" h x 18.90" w x 24.80" l, 18.00 pounds
Features
- Wide-wheel base is designed to be easy to push, very maneuverable and comfortable for baby
- The fold is enacted with a single hand
- Soft-grip single handle is easy to adjust in height, and makes steering a breeze
- Large basket is easy to access and can carry large packages
- Padded seat reclines for baby's comfort
Editorial Reviews
From the Manufacturer
Mutsy Spider is revolutionary in design technology with all the benefits of a lightweight buggy. The eye catching three-wheel design frame is designed for superb stability, maneuverability, and supports a fashionable reclining seat. Truly able to be collapsed with just one hand, the Spider folds with ease into an incredibly compact unit for storage or transportation. Swivel front wheels make pushing Spider a breeze, and the easy locking mechanism is great for rough terrain. The comfort-foam, height adjustable handle is convenient and comfortable for all users. The other features are adjustable leg support, single-hand seat recline, matching shoulder pads for baby's comfort and a five-point harness. A fully protective hood and basket are included along with a matching rain cover. It is suitable from six months.
Customer Reviews
Gorgeous, Compact Stroller!
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2SOKMNJS2XGHC A video review of the Mutsy Spider Stroller by the editors at Babygizmo.com.
easy ride
We bought the Spider to use it for a couple of months after our son grew out of his car seat but was not yet ready for the Zapp. And I love it! We still use it daily!
It's easy to push (almost as eazy as the Zapp), and it looks very cute. It can be folded with one hand (I hold the baby in the other hand - and he's quite heavy, 10kg), and then I can easily carry it up one flat of stairs - it has a carrying handle (unlike the Zapp). My only complaint is that once folded, if you recline in on the wall it unfolds a little. There is a velcro strap that can be used to block it however it's not do-able with one hand. I hope they'll come up with a better locking system.
The basket underneath is perfect for a bottle, a sandwich, a toy, some napkins etc. (it's not a shopping basket).
I like the telescopic handle bar.
The canopy works like a regular stroller canopy - if the sun is above or behind it blocks it, but if it's slightly in the front you will need a parasol.
Overall very comfy for the city, and I think my son likes it too.
This stroller LOOKS cool... but that's IT!
Let me begin by saying I like well-designed, good-looking, useful products. I wanted to like the Mutsy spider. I was really disappointed. A lot of style with not a lot of good function here. Here are my complaints.
1) It's HEAVY. REALLY REALLY HEAVY... and awkward at that.
2) The fold is easy to do. But it doesn't stay locked in place and when you have to lift it into a car... see #1
3) The triangle-shaped basket is totally useless. If it were square and just shallow as it is you could at least "rest" something on top of it. No such luck.
4) The seat doesn't get vertical enough. My kid had a hard time seeing because he was so far laid back (in it's highest position)
5) the seat back is almost completely flat. It doesn't hold a smaller child very securely. Most strollers are sort of hammocked in the back to hold a child from falling over the side. if you kid fell asleep in this he would easily hang out of the side.
6) The sunshade is almost as useless as the basket.
Basically, it's too impractical for an everyday stroller (no storage, no cupholder, almost no sunshade), but it's too heavy to be considered a 2nd or "travel" stroller.



