Nuna swiv pushchair review: A genuine breakthrough for city-dwelling families

I didn’t understand what Boon would turn to the rotating wheels until I started testing this bug. At first I was considered to be able to find yourself across the place along the point of the Temze, and he was afraid that the bug could end up by turning the sides like an obscene purchase. Fortunately, however, the numbers on numenta installed the power key to activate the rotary turn when necessary. Press the button on the steering wheel, and smoothly allows rear wheels to unlock and rotate – simple, practical, geniuses.

Behind the rotary feature, it has all the bougie credentials I expected from a nuna – a chic brand popular with influences and celebrities. Buggy comes in various sleek neutral colors and is complete with the add-ins, the raincum, the traveling bag, adding to the buggy shopping cart. These accessories are often significant The cost with other brands, so, as a package, offers excellent value. It is said, there is a number of supplements that you can buy to pair it, including the chin pedestrian and diapers.

SWIV design is highlighted. There is something between the trip and the passenger system in size, which means you can escape with smaller bugs. At 9.5kg, it is also very easy – so it reminded me of the Tide of Silver Cross in many ways (£ 895, Argos.co.uk), but missing the back.

For a compact model, he does very well on Rougher field, but really enters his shop and public transport – I managed to get to the bus without the usual fear of having to get to an awkward gap in the non-convenient passengers.

A minor print is also does not endanger practicality. You don’t feel like pushing qe2, but there’s still enough room, a solid wheelbase and a basket carrying up to 10kg. The distance between the basket and the seat allows you to deal a lot below, and you are able to unload it without a potentially disturbing child to sleep – another key difference between Swiv and the passenger bugs or smaller compacts.

The folding is quite simple and acts in the same way as most bugs in this class – push the seat and twist the lever, and then fold it on a very neat 54cm x 78cm x 30cm.

It really made the navigation of the city with a child in the traction much easier.