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Combi Cosmo EX Lightweight Tri-fold Stroller in Turquoise | 
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| Brand: Combi
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: $99.99
New (3) from $99.99
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 16973
Color: Turquoise
Shipping Weight (lbs): 11.5
Dimensions (in): 25.8 x 17 x 25.5
MPN: 249791
UPC: 044929003049
EAN: 0044929003049
ASIN: B0016ZSROY
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Lightweight and portable tri-fold Stroller | | • | Weighs only 11 pounds | | • | Quick, easy and compact tri-fold | | • | Convenient carry strap | | • | Easily adjustable reclining seat |
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Product Description
The Combi EX Stroller is a one handed folding stoller leaving Mom a free hand to hold baby, shopping bags or coffee cup. Two changable fabric choices allow for a new look and feel everytime, while durability and quality reminds parents this Combi EX Stroller is one to depend on. Features: - Lightweight and portable lifestyle stroller
- Compatible with the Combi Centre ST and Combi Centre DX Infant Seats
- Quick and simple tri-fold
- Opens easily with one hand
- Deep recline will accommodate an infant
- Removable Cup Holder
- Basket with easy access
- 5-Point Harness
- Convenient carrying strap for traveling
- Carrying Strap
- Front swivel wheels for easy maneuvering
- Includes integrated safety boot
- Removable guardrail
- Convenient footrest for toddler comfort
- Holds up to 45 lbs.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Good Stroller November 21, 2008
C. Owens (Davenport, FL)
I purchased this stroller for my in-laws. They will be keeping my daughter while I am at work. They love the stroller and have taken her out in it already. It really isn't good for infants unless they are sleep, which she does a lot of right now, but excellent for todlers and older. I would recommend it.
 Great Portable Stroller October 21, 2008
Amanda Wilson (New Jersey)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Pros
Lightweight
Portable
Easy to Carry Strap
Easy to fold
Compact
Child's Cup Holder
Easy to Put Together and Take Apart
Easy to Attach Toys
Infant "Boot" (Attached fabric that covers leg holes for newborns)
Cons
Handle is too short (I'm only 5'4")
Basket is too small
No Foot Bar to Step on to Get up Curbs
Canopy Only Effective is Child Sits Back
No Adult Cup Holder
Soft Guardrail in front
Now, let me explain:
I switched to this stroller after getting fed up trying to make my Graco Metrolite stroller fold. I have a 9 month old and have only tried these 2 strollers, so I can only compare the Combi to the Graco. Since the Graco was neither Metro (to wide and bulky for shopping) nor Lite (that stroller was HEAVY and barely fit in my minivan), I was looking for something that was compact, light and fun. The Combi is all those things, but at the expense of the features I liked in the Graco: adult cup holders, large basket, adjustable handle, adult foot bar for getting up curbs.)
That being said, it is a wonderful stroller. My son is almost meditative in this stroller! He just sits back and watches the scenery, now that he can actually see it. The Graco was so bulky that he had to lean to see around the edges. And I had to lean to see him even if the canopy was folded because it stuck up so high. The canopy on this isn't very adequate if you need good sun protection for long walks, but that is easily fixed with a separate sunshade. (I bought the one by Protect-a-bum and it fits great.) I find this stroller far easier to use on grass than the Graco, probably because it is so much lighter.
The basket underneath is basically a joke. It starts out small, then it has the support bar going through the middle, making it even smaller. You might fit a few diapers, but not a diaper bag. In the Graco I fit tons of stuff, like my purse and diaper bag and shopping bags. The support bar isn't situated back far enough to allow you to step on it so you can get the leverage to get the stroller up a curb. The instructions say to turn around and pull the stroller up, but it is annoying to not have the option to do it both ways.
I love the carry strap. It is so convenient to sling this over my shoulder and carry my son down the steps instead of having to carry one or the other. It is a bit awkward that the guard rail is soft, making it difficult to grab the front of the stroller when going up or down a few steps.
Overall, I have been very pleased with this stroller for the 2 weeks I've had it. My 9 month old really enjoys strolling around in it and I find it much easier to stroll him in.
Light and Easy August 15, 2008
J.B.'s Mom (North Carolina)
This is a great lightweight stroller that's easy to fold and unfold. We didn't need an umbrella stroller or a system since this works great. It's nice for travelling and shopping also. The only problem is the canopy is a bit wopsided, but it's probably just a mistake with the manufacturing.
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