Nuna TRIV Stroller

Purchased this for my mum when she looks after my kids as its a full stroller that foldes up relatively small so its simple for her to use and stays in her boot. the seat reclines completely… Read more

Purchased this for my mum when she looks after my kids as its a full stroller that foldes up relatively small so its simple for her to use and stays in her boot. the seat reclines completely flat and weve had 0 issues with it. recommend for its ease of us and the suspension is better than any other pram i've tried
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Can’t express how much i love this pram! I wanted a light east pack up one not only because I have bad arthritis but I didn’t want to hog my boot space. The movement turning circle is… Read more

Can’t express how much i love this pram! I wanted a light east pack up one not only because I have bad arthritis but I didn’t want to hog my boot space. The movement turning circle is so smooth our little (was premie) now newborn size loves it. It even has enough bottom self space considering it’s a small pram. Highly recommend.
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The good: - LOVE that it folds down so easily. No need to disassemble bits and pieces when in you're in hurry. - Weighs about 7kgs which is much lighter then other prams. - Front and rear… Read more

The good:
- LOVE that it folds down so easily. No need to disassemble bits and pieces when in you're in hurry.
- Weighs about 7kgs which is much lighter then other prams.
- Front and rear facing seat.
- Ample space underneath in storage basket
- Adjustable handle height, great for taller mums/dads
- 3 reclining options, not all the the way flat but baby can sleep at the lowest setting, super great for kids with congestion or reflux who benefit from the little bit of elevation.

Bad:
- 5 point clip in harness is a bit finicky
- I would not recommend it for aeroplane travel, if you're child's old enough I would recommend getting a small, light, compact stroller instead.
- the canopy is good, but I find it really only stays in place when it's either completely open or fully extended.
When fully extended it still let's in quite a bit of sunlight/wind and you absolutely do need a Muslim cloth to help block out the elements. The pram does come with a raincoat but it's bulky and inconvenient to constantly carry around. I think it would be handy if the pram came with a flap at the top that you could quickly unroll over the pram and secure to help provide more protection.
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