Cosatto Ooba Travel System 2014 Range - Ooba Travel System

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The harness is 5 point with crotch and chest protectors. It is simple to adjust and you can do it up one side at a time, one handed, which is great when trying to deal with a reluctant child. There are 2 positions for the shoulder straps which can be altered via the rear zipped access panel.

It also comes with a removable apron and a carry handle built into the hood to make it easy for transportation. The liner is removable and washable for easy laundering. The bumper bar is gate opening and fully removable. It comes covered in a contrasting faux half-leather (not shown) and can be zipped off for cleaning – nice touch...A duo-directional pushchair and ‘Hold’ infant carrier transporter, it is a luxe leather pram from the handles to the plush 3-way Cosy Toes (we removed ours as it was such a hot day but it will prove perfect for the winter). What you do get though is a pushchair that will stand out from the crowd, something new and something that is clearly ‘on trend’.

Organic – the definition of organic in this case means that the mattress is produced or any aspect of production without the use of chemical fertilisers, pesticides, or other artificial chemicals. When you baby reaches 6 months of age, transform the travel system into a pushchair with the seat unit, which can be either inward or outward facing, and boasts a multi-position recline and leg rest for comfortable travelling. The Cosatto Ooba Travel Systemis suitable from birth, and features new multi-terrain wheels and a lightweight aluminium chassis. The Travel system we have here comes complete with Cosatto’s Hold car seat. It is a good looking seat in coordinated colours. You have the option of a belt or ISOFIX base and there is a babynest insert for very little ones. The Ooba carrycot comes with a raincover which fits really well. It is also covered in the small Ooba leaf logs and looks great when in place.

The Ooba certainly stands out amongst its peers. It is striking! The chassis is colour coded to match the wheels – even the tyres are white, matching the chassis, the whole thing just looks ‘right’. A long pram too, means that although Alexander is a tall 19 month old, he will have at least another year and a half of pram time with the Ooba. In a nutshell: so far, so good. The Ooba looks fantastic, is a pleasure to push and does the job. Full marks. Stay tuned for the next stage of our Very Scientific testing method, which involves a day out (possibly with sand?), a time trial for folding/unfolding and more info on just how well those glorious white wheels are holding up. I can hand on heart announce that the Ooba is the finest, prettiest, most luxurious pram I’ve ever used and we do have quite the collection of prams to compare it to. So, first impressions? Like I said, this is a looker of a pram. If it were a man it would be a Bradley Cooper.