The Joolz HUB is coming soon
The Joolz HUB is coming soon and there has been a lot of excitement around this new pram.
The Joolz HUB is lighter and more compact than the other two prams in the Joolz family; the Joolz Geo and the Joolz Day. Although despite its size it comes with some big features! And just like it’s bigger siblings the Joolz Hub has been designed sustainability and the environment in mind.
Joolz HUB – Hello Urban Beauty
Joolz HUB actually stands for “Hello Urban Beauty”. Which I think is a really cute name and very clever marketing. And it really has been beautifully designed for an urban environment.
One of the features that make the Joolz HUB perfect for city living is it super narrow. It is only 53cm wide. So it will fit through the narrowest doors. It’s also not going to take up too much space in a cafe or a busy footpath.
Another feature that makes it perfect for an urban environment is its large rear wheels. Big wheels make it easier to get on and off public transport. Also bigger wheels are great when trying to navigate up and down stairs or even just getting over the curb when crossing the road.
The Joolz HUB is also quick and compact fold, and it has a handy carry strap, so it’s perfect for travelling or apartment living.
Beautifully Balanced
The Joolz HUB isn’t just made for the city, it’s a great all-round, everyday pram that ticks so many big boxes.
The seat seems to have a full recline, though the Joolz website is suggesting that the seat is suitable from 6 months onward. So you may need to purchase a bassinet/carrycot separately for your newborn. But that might be something to confirm after the release date.
That said it does have a high weight limit of 20kgs, so you’ll get lots of years out of this pram!
You can have your baby parent facing, or facing forward. Also, the pram folds with the seat attached facing in either direction.
While the basket isn’t particularly large there are built in nappy bag hooks on the handlebar. So you won’t have to worry about fitting a nappy bag into the basket. And the basket is easily accessible from the front or back.
Lots of little features
It also has heaps of small, but handy, features as well. It has a telescopic handlebar, adjustable footrest, extendable hood, standing fold, one-handed recline, and it folds with the belly bar attached. So overall it’s a thoughtfully designed, easy to use, sweet, little pram.
Check back soon to read Joolz HUB reviews!
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By Rachel Stewart.
About the Author
Rachel is a Melbourne based mum of two. She has a background in early childhood education but always wanted to be a writer. She enjoys knitting, drinking coffee (sometimes wine), spending too much time on Facebook and is a little obsessed with prams. She also writes for her own website www.parentingcentral.com.au
