Stokke Xplory stroller - Car Seat.Org - Carseat, Vehicle & Child Passenger Safety Forums

ccjones · 06-19-2006, 04:50 PM

How cool is this?! I'm having a hard time getting past the $950 price tag, though! Although for that kind of money, I most likely would have bought this over a Bug. Too bad I'm not having any more kids... I really like all the different positions you can put your child!

QuassEE, I know you're a self-proclaimed stroller snob, so I am interested to hear your thought on this one!

http://www.stokke.com/functionality....ry&div=C&nr=01

Colleen

Norway · 06-19-2006, 05:52 PM

I'm from the country that designed the Xplory

They are not very popular here. To expensive (even more than in the us) and not very good for our snowy country. But it is a very cool citystroller.

For us it is cheaper to import them from the US. As we do with Mountain Buggy

KaysKidz · 06-19-2006, 07:01 PM

Wouldn't work for me, we live in the country and have no sidewalks, nearest mall is 45mi and I HATE going to the mall! And, I just don't like the design. Can't put my finger on it...but I like more traditional types. I just bought a Peg Perego Chassis (with 4 air filled fixed wheels, chrome basket etc) to go with one of the seats off my triple when I only need a single. And I LOVE it. It's absolutely stunning, and suprisingly easy to push and 'steer'. And it's quite versatile to boot. Granted, the sucker is HUGE and takes up the entire cargo area of my Suburban. I'm going to be keeping this piece for when I get grandkids! I'm going to end up needing to buy another seat, as I'm sure I'll end up selling the triple eventually, and then I won't have a stroller anymore since the seat I use is off my triple!

06-19-2006, 04:50 PM	#1
ccjones Carseat Crazy Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Maryland Posts: 445	Stokke Xplory stroller How cool is this?! I'm having a hard time getting past the $950 price tag, though! Although for that kind of money, I most likely would have bought this over a Bug. Too bad I'm not having any more kids... I really like all the different positions you can put your child! QuassEE, I know you're a self-proclaimed stroller snob, so I am interested to hear your thought on this one! http://www.stokke.com/functionality....ry&div=C&nr=01 Colleen __________________ Colleen Joshua, RIP 8/19/04 J-Dog, 3 years old, 31lbs and 37" ...FF in a Sunshine Kids Radian65

06-19-2006, 07:01 PM	#3
KaysKidz Senior Community Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 1,094	Wouldn't work for me, we live in the country and have no sidewalks, nearest mall is 45mi and I HATE going to the mall! And, I just don't like the design. Can't put my finger on it...but I like more traditional types. I just bought a Peg Perego Chassis (with 4 air filled fixed wheels, chrome basket etc) to go with one of the seats off my triple when I only need a single. And I LOVE it. It's absolutely stunning, and suprisingly easy to push and 'steer'. And it's quite versatile to boot. Granted, the sucker is HUGE and takes up the entire cargo area of my Suburban. I'm going to be keeping this piece for when I get grandkids! I'm going to end up needing to buy another seat, as I'm sure I'll end up selling the triple eventually, and then I won't have a stroller anymore since the seat I use is off my triple! __________________ Kay ~ Maker of Snazzy Fannies Cloth Diapers Cloth diapering, baby gear addicted mom/foster mom to 3 kids (20, 19 & 13) Foster Home for infants/toddlers...currently 2yr old twins!

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06-19-2006, 05:52 PM	#2
Norway Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Norway Posts: 45	I'm from the country that designed the Xplory They are not very popular here. To expensive (even more than in the us) and not very good for our snowy country. But it is a very cool citystroller. For us it is cheaper to import them from the US. As we do with Mountain Buggy