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Mothercare Urban Detour Parent Review
Quick Summary: It's easy to steer and it's a great off roader, so ideal for those walks along the bumpy park roads or even on the beach.
Whats good?
- Easy to steer
- Grows with child and great for using off road
Whats not so good?
- Quite heavy to lift
My Mothercare Urban Detour travel system is a 3 wheeler pram, khaki in colour. It came with the car seat and all the extras. I've used it for both my children and it is still in excellent condition. I'd definitely recommend this pram.
It's easy to steer and it's a great off roader, so ideal for those walks along the bumpy park roads or even on the beach. It folds down easily and fits in to your boot with room to spare for everything else you need. The pram came with everything I needed such as cosy toes, changing bag and a tyre pump. The car seat slots easily into the pram so I never had to disturb baby whilst they were sleeping. The pram seat itself can be reclined so baby can lie and sleep or sit up; again that's very easy to do. It's a heavy pram to lift in and out of your car but that is the only downside I've found.
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All user reviews of Mothercare 4-wheel Journey
Pushes nicely.
Pushes nicely. Bit bulky when folded - has anyone taken it on a plane? I am due to fly on holiday and don't like the holiday pushchair we just bought I want to take this Mothercare Journey pram but not sure if it's too heavy or bulky to fit in the cabin.
Happy with the Journey so far, and the price was great
- Great price
- Adjustable handle
- Wheels that can't puncture
- Lovely included cosy toe
- Front wheels get stuck in small ruts/uneven paving (a lot, where we live)
- Brake can't be applied with buggyboard attached
- No fastening for rain cover in car seat mode
- Basket inaccessible in bassinet mode
I bought this travel system whilst pregnant last summer. I wanted solid wheels, having had many a puncture in the past, with previous, tyred pushchairs. I specifically wanted a bassinet, not having had one before with my previous babies. However, my baby is long, so has almost outgrown the bassinet in three months!
We haven't used the car seat much, but have used the bassinet almost daily. I like the adjustable handle, but find it doesn't feel as sturdy as other pushchairs I've had (a lot, over the past twenty years!). I like the basket size but can't access it with the bassinet in situ. Our change bag is backpack style, so has to lie on its back under the bassinet - not great for preventing milk spillage!
Overall, I'm happy with the Journey so far, and the price was great. I like the included footmuff and raincover, although there's nothing to hold it in place when using with the car seat. A clothes peg or two were my solution to that problem!
Other than noisy wheels, I am happy with it
- usable from birth
- price was nice
- the wheels rattle
The wheels are rather noisy. Other than that, I am happy with it.
Turning feels very hard
- 2in1 solution with a travel system option
- adjustable handle
- frame scratches easily
- driving& turning is hard
- heavy weight
- fiddly buckle
To me, turning feels very hard. The overall push is kind of cumbersome. Maybe it's because I am short, or maybe it just doesn't fit me, idk. But I feel like working out when pushing it. I can't wait for the time when we swap for a buggy.
It has done it's job
- comfortable
- a bit bulky
- two-piece fold
A great pram, really! It has done it's job, even though there were a few things I would change about it.
I like the style and the affordable price
- The steering
- The basket size
- The folded size
- The car seat is not comfortable
It's quite large, but that also means room. I like the style and the affordable price. I am also happy about the steering qualities.
A large pram, but it feels durable
- Performance
We love it. It's a large pram, but it feels durable.
Great value for money
A great value for money for those savvy moms. Sturdily bult, and nice-looking. Just the fold is a bit difficult, and yes, it is not the smallest pram.
The 2in1 pram/pushchair system is practical, even if maybe not the most long-lasting
- carrycot space
- practical features
- two hand fold
- not much suspension
- foam handle
- handle adjustment is not very smooth, like something is wrong inside
- fabrics are not machine washable
I liked the sturdy chassis and a flip-flop friendly brake 👏 The ride is a bit stiff, however, and the fold is quite bulky, so that is good to know beforehand. The 2in1 pram/pushchair system is practical, even if maybe not the most long-lasting.
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Mothercare 3-Wheel Journey Travel System
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Description
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
« Excellent cost effective travel system »
Lightweight, easy to use and great height adjustable handle for a taller user.
Slate colour easily marked and third wheel can be slightly bulky.
« Great pushchair »
it is a very stable pushchair for country side terrain
not easy to fold away
« Great pram »
Perfect set, comes with car seat, 3 wheeler, lush colours, comfy pram
Quite big when folded, when in upright older seat the padding slips down
« Fantastic pram »
This travel system is perfect! Such a good price and so easy to dismantle if needed.
The only con is the car seat doesn’t fit with the isofix in the car.
« Excellent travel system »
Easy to fold, easy to manoeuvre, can be pushed and steered with one hand
Doesn't fit in smaller car boots without taking off rear wheels
« Nice product »
No weaknesses
« Mothercare Journey travel system »
Strong, easy to push, durable
« Perfect pram »
Easy to use and looks slick
Fiddly to first put together
« Brilliant »
Lovely to push, great value, lovely design
« First time mum »
Good value for money
« Great for the price »
Easy to fold, great design.
A bit bulky to fit in the car.
« Good buggy »
Robust & safe, well made
Basket size
« Easy for newborn »
Lie flat for newborn
Can be difficult to steer with one hand
« Excellent »
So easy to push and control
Easy to push, folds simply and great value for money
Nowhere for bags with having one complete handle
« Bargain »
Comfortable, excellent value for money
Rattling wheel
« Best puschair »
Is everything what u need in one purchase.
« Recommend to any new mum »
Sturdy, long lasting, easy to fold, adapts to needs
It is slightly wider than other prams, not been an issue for us
« Good quality »
Folds small, good for smaller cars
« Very good travel system »
Budget friendly, attractive, comfortable for baby.
Bulky when folded
« Fairness »
It’s very sturdy
Hard to put away
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« Khaki mothercare journey »
Looks fab, big hood, big basket, great suspension
Bulky, doesn’t fold well
« Best pram I have ever used »
« wouldn't go past it ».
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The Mothercare 3-Wheel Journey Travel System comes equipped with a coordinating group 0+ car seat and is all you need for every journey from birth to toddler.
- suitable from birth to a max. child weight of 15kg
- comes complete with infant group 0+ car seat. The seat clicks on and off chassis to form a travel system using included adaptors. The car seat is suitable from birth to a max. weight of 13kg/29lbs (approx 12/15 months).
- the infant car seat is installed in the vehicle using a seatbelt and must always be used in a rearward facing position. Also includes a wedge and liner to provide extra support for newborns
- car seat with side impact protection
- reversible pushchair seat unit can be attached forward or rear facing
- lie flat, pram mode suitable from birth and includes pram liner and apron
- lockable front swivel wheel
- large, detachable basket with magnetic pouch
- detachable bumper bar
- coordinating footmuff, chest pads and weathershield included
- compact fold with removable wheels
- coordinating change bag available separately
- folded dimensions: h66 x w58 x d95cm
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First impressions of the Mothercare Journey travel system: On first glance, the Journey reminded me of the Red Kite Push Me Fusion (£279.99 on Amazon ); it looks the same, has the same features and it was hard to tell the difference. Like the Red Kite, it's sleek and modern and is a minimal and compact buggy.
from Mothercare. RRP £299.00. Buy. by motherandbaby |. Updated on 14 03 2024. A super affordable travel system, with everything you need for life on the go with a baby, our panel of mum testers loved the Mothercare Journey. Highlights include the easy fold and one-hand recline feature, but compared to others on the market, this will only last ...
At a glance: A super affordable travel system, with everything you need for life on the go with a baby, our panel of mum testers loved the Mothercare Journey. Highlights include the easy fold and one-hand recline feature, but compared to others on the market, this will only last until your tot is two. How […]
Mothercare Urban Detour Parent Review. The Mothercare Urban Detour is a best-selling 3 wheeler travel system which includes all the accessories. Comes in faux fur, suedette and brushed cotton, Laura C sums up her likes and dislikes. Quick Summary: It's easy to steer and it's a great off roader, so ideal for those walks along the bumpy park ...
The Mothercare Journey is a complete travel-system pushchair which includes a seat unit that can convert to a pram to be used from birth, plus a Group 0+ baby car seat. The price, at just under £300, makes it a very attractive option to new parents. Is this the perfect travel-system pushchair to take you and your newborn on your daily journey? Read our full test review to find out.
The Mothercare Journey is complete travel system that will see you through from newborn to toddler, with a carrycot that pops into a seat plus a group 0+ car...
We will follow this up with a review after 6 months use and the assembly of the pushchair section. I must add that dealing with Mothercare has been a pleasur...
from Mothercare. RRP £250.00. Buy. by Liat Hughes Joshi |. Updated on23 05 2024. 2015 - Shortlisted for ' Best Travel System ' Award! The Mothercare Xpedior is a 4-wheel pram plus car seat travel system. The car seat fits easily into the pushchair chassis but sorely misses the assistance of a base, which would correct the angle of the seat ...
2in1 solution with a travel system option. adjustable handle. frame scratches easily. driving& turning is hard. heavy weight. fiddly buckle. To me, turning feels very hard. The overall push is kind of cumbersome. Maybe it's because I am short, or maybe it just doesn't fit me, idk.
This is a review from Jamie about his Mothercare Movix Travel System. He's just had a new baby and wants to show us how easy it is to use, what comes with th...
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24. The Mothercare 4-Wheel Journey Travel System includes a Group 0+ car seat and pushchair suitable from birth to 15kg. The 4-wheel pushchair features a convertible pram to pushchair seat unit which can be used from birth- a pram liner and apron are both included to keep your little one cosy and comfy on their first outings. The seat unit with ...
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Mothercare has collected 192 reviews with an average score of 3.19. There are 103 customers that Mothercare, rating them as good. ... " This travel system is without doubt the worst purchase we've made for our baby. I asked boots customer services two questions regarding the car seat which are important for my baby's safety, regarding the ...
Strengths: Lightweight, easy to use and great height adjustable handle for a taller user. Weaknesses: Slate colour easily marked and third wheel can be slightly bulky. Easy to steer. Value for money. Easy to fold. Built to last. The travel system was extremely cost effective especially in comparison to the cost of other systems on the market.
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Product details. Mothercare 4-Wheel Journey Chrome Travel System - Black. The journey can be used in pram mode from birth to six months (9kg), and comes with its own liner and apron to keep your baby cosy during those first family outings. The reversible seat unit is also suitable from birth, and can be used in the rearward or forward-facing ...