Red Kite Push Me Metro Tri-Wheel Stroller with Raincover

Was a bit unsure about purchasing this pram as it seemed too good to be true for the price as it is identical to ones that are hundreds of pounds. well I am so glad I did it is a fantastic pram and very light and easy to maouver I bought it as the buggy my 2 year old was using was very hard to push as he is a big boy he is already at 15 kilos and only just turned 2 which is apparently the maximum weight for this and my old one but I can tell a massive difference in them its so light and Feels light with him in it, I love how he is higher up in this one and also it is very spacious in the past ive had trouble with the bars at the sides of my son's arms being to closed in and he wasn't comfortable but this has lots of room if i knew about this pram before I bought the 7 before I would have got this hands down and i will be buying again for future children. Also thw way it folds too very good for small cars with small boots, the Only downside is very flimsy rain cover and very small, I have just used the one from my old buggy as it is bigger.

Very lightweight.. good to push..my only negatives are that I wish the hood would come further down as it gives no protection from the sun. And I’d have liked the back of the seat to sit up just that little bit more but I think you find that with a lot of pushchairs. Other than that I can’t complain. Had compliments off people saying what a nice pushchair it is and they can’t believe it when I tell them how much it was. I think it looks nicer in person than in the photos and it does have the lift up flap and mesh on the back of the hood so you can see baby.

Cheap and light, easy to assemble, the raincover doesn't fit well when child is in the pushchair

Great pram such a improvement from my son's first one. So much easier to get around town and is even good on the grass. I got this because my son had his first pram for over a year and the wheels had stiffened. This one is very light and surprisingly good quality. I was well impressed

The quality of the pram is not bad in terms of materials. although the wheels are plastic. At the time of assembling we had some problems (the instructions are not the best, they are simple drawings with few details), although we managed to solve them. We think that having only one wheel in front would be better to drive it, but it is very easy for the pram to knock over when going up any step, especially if the front wheel hits something like the edge of the sidewalk. The worst is its manageability. The front wheel does not turn as easily as it should do, so every time we want to turn we must make an effort. Handling the pram should be easier. Even when we go in a straight line the pram tends to go to one of the sides, we have to make a small effort to keep it straight. As it is used I can not return it, but I would not buy it again or recommend it to anyone.

Instructions to assemble were not clear enough. The pin for the wheels was tricky as couldn’t get the pin to go all the way through the hole got there in the end. Wheel hub caps were a nightmare as no instructions how to clip them into wheel had to use a key to push the hub caps in. If you have any arthritis in your hand this will be difficult for you. The backrest does not stay in an upright position as it ends up sliding to semi sitting. The pushchair is very lightweight easy to steer and push over all looks a nice pushchair shame that a couple of things let it down

Definitely lightweight, and super easy to assemble but quite bumpy when going along due to no suspension. Great for putting bubs in to the shop and back or a little stroll. Overall I’d say it’s worth the £60 even if it doesn’t last us long :)

Little tough to steer