Peg Perego fans, please advise...

indigoblossom · Jul 21, 2008

i am thinking of expanding my horizons for NextBaby and getting a peg, rather than another maclaren. but i need some advice...i like the look of the aria but how does it comare to the pliko? and is the completo massive in comparison to the pliko? i like that it comes with the toddler board since my toddler will still be 3 or 4 when NextBaby comes along and i don't want a twin stroller.

lorinick · Jul 21, 2008

indigoblossom said:
i am thinking of expanding my horizons for NextBaby and getting a peg, rather than another maclaren. but i need some advice...i like the look of the aria but how does it comare to the pliko? and is the completo massive in comparison to the pliko? i like that it comes with the toddler board since my toddler will still be 3 or 4 when NextBaby comes along and i don't want a twin stroller.

I think the Aria is a bad choice. IMO I think it's cheaply made. Sticks most of the time when trying to opening. I think the Mac is nicer. As for the Pilko I don't know much about it. I really like the P3 though. I like the look of the stroller just not the construction of it.

USmominOz · Jul 21, 2008

I had a Aria and hated it, it was hard to push as the child gets older, it does not feel solid.

I have a P3, I use to like it but now ds is 4.5 I hate it. It is really hard to puch him in it and his knees hit the snack tray. I don't have very tall kids either.
If you use the toddler board then you can't hang your diaper bag off the handle bars where the hooks are.
I still used a valco toddler board w/ mine so I could hang my bag and dd could ride, she would actually sit on the board.

I love my Graco, it is lite weight, easy to push one handed and a nice large basket to hold my shopping.

If I am making a quick trip to the shops and won't be doing a lot of shopping then I will use my Mac Volo (but not suitable for a new born). which is a dream to push, I like it over my Mac Techno.

I really need to sell some prams.