Bugaboo Dragonfly review

from Bugaboo
RRP  £945.00
Bugaboo Dragonfly

by Emily Gilbert |
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We know that baby gear can take up a lot of room in your home and if you're in search of the best pushchair for your baby which is compact to store, you'll love the new Bugaboo Dragonfly. Not only will it fold into a self-stand position but it'll do it with the seat or carrycot still attached, meaning it's ready to go whenever you are.

"As the world becomes more urbanised, and families are more conscious of their footprint, we needed to redefine the city pushchair once again," explains Bugaboo's Innovation Director, Aernout Dijkstra-Hellinga. "This is why the Bugaboo Dragonfly was born – as the new hero of comfortable city strolling, that’s also built for a better future."

Here's everything you need to know about the Bugaboo Dragonfly.

Pros

  • Folds with the seat or carrycot
  • Compact size
  • Made with eco-friendly material
  • Great for families in the city

Bugaboo Dragonfly key features

Smooth ride

With precision steering, a sturdy central joint to absorb bumps and high-performance large back wheels, you're guaranteed a smooth journey over urban terrain with the Bugaboo Dragonfly.

Flexible storage

Despite the lightweight design, the XL under-seat basket can carry a maximum weight of 10kg plus you can move the expandable rear pocket wherever it’s needed most — front, back or handlebar - for an extra 2.5kg.

Comfort for all configurations

Suitable from birth, you can use a car seat with an adaptor, a carrycot or the toddler seat with the Dragonfly. The extendable UPF 50+ canopy with a pop-out visor will protect your baby whatever the weather is doing and the ergonomic seat has an easy-buckle harness that is padded to keep your tot safe and secure.

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