Thursday, July 21, 2011 Peg Perego 2009 Pliko P3 Stroller Review

Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)We researched LOTS of strollers, and ended up buying this one.What a great purchase!Yes, it's expensive...but I use it almost every day.It's easy to fold up and un-fold.I love the handle extenders, too.I didn't think I'd need them (I'm 5'8"), but I found myself kicking the wheels on my way out of the grocery store the other day.A quick push of the button, and presto!, the handles were longer.I love the way my daughter (1 year old) sits in it like a regular seat (although you can adjust the incline easily) and how the tray easily snaps in and out of place.The break is easy to apply with 1 foot, and the wheels swivel to turn without effort (unless I lock them) even when I'm only pushing the stroller with one hand (because I'm carrying something in the other hand).The material is really nice, too.

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Product Description:
The 2009 Peg Perego Pliko P3 Classico is the ultimate all-around stroller! The new, contoured seat provides greater comfort for baby, and the existing features mean a calming ride for baby and convenience for parents. Whether you're taking a walk around the block or a trip overseas, this stroller is designed to make life with little ones more enjoyable. Case in point, the Pliko P3 is travel-system compatible and includes retractable car seat anchors for instantly attaching a matching Peg Perego car seat (sold separately). The built-in rear footboard provides a safe ride for a second passenger, and the ergonomic handlebars with comfort padding can be adjusted to fit parents' height preferences. The P3 has all of the necessities parents have come to expect from Peg Perego, like an adjustable water bottle holder, all-wheel suspension and a child's tray for snacks and play. Made in Italy, Pliko P3 has all of Peg Perego's great features: Travel System-compatibility, unique "Freedom of Movement" harness, a rear footboard for an older child, all-wheel suspension and more!?