Bugaboo Buffalo Pram (Discontinued 2018)

Used my bugaboo buffalo for my 2nd and the wheelie board attachment for my toddler. I loved it . My toddler could even sit when he wanted and you wouldn’t even tell the weight difference was still… Read more

Used my bugaboo buffalo for my 2nd and the wheelie board attachment for my toddler. I loved it . My toddler could even sit when he wanted and you wouldn’t even tell the weight difference was still super easy to push and manoeuvre around shops and whatever. I wish the basket was a little bigger but it’s a great pram highly recommend.
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I have had this pram for over 3 years for two children and I honestly rave about it. Anyone who asks what brand of pram it’s bugaboo. Yes the price tag might seem steep to a new… Read more

I have had this pram for over 3 years for two children and I honestly rave about it. Anyone who asks what brand of pram it’s bugaboo. Yes the price tag might seem steep to a new mum however when you are trying to turn the pram in the grocery store, go for a walk or lift it over the curb the turning circle and suspension is second to none. A must have purchase
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I have had this pram for 7 years now. I got it as soon as it was released back in 2013. While others were going through multiple prams and strollers, this one lasted me until my son… Read more

I have had this pram for 7 years now. I got it as soon as it was released back in 2013. While others were going through multiple prams and strollers, this one lasted me until my son was around 4 and now I am using it again for my new one.
This pram is great if you do a lot of walking outdoors. I live by the coast so there are lots of bumpy paths, and I often take it onto the beach which is handy.
Where other prams become little rattlers, these tyres make for a really smooth ride for baby. I don't get stuck on any uneven surfaces, big bumps are a breeze and so pushing the pram through rough terrain doesn't require a huge effort.
Although this pram is a little on the heavy side, it doesn't feel like that when you are pushing it, I can still manoeuvre it with one hand.

The higher seat height is handy as baby can stay in pram while you're in the cafe and be at the same height as us rather than down low and therefore feel part of the conversation.

I think the main thing to consider is the weight and size of this pram. I can see how the pram might be a little big to fit in a hatchback but I have a an SUV and it fits fine in the back with the shopping.
Some downfalls are: The straps don't come off for cleaning, so I would have liked that. I would also suggest that you invest in a pram liner, I have noticed that my black seat has faded a bit over time but assuming this happens to most prams?
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