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Quality |
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Compact |
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Value |
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Urban walks and outings |
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Power walks and light jogging |
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Rural and trail walking |
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Shopping and errands |
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Frequent fliers |
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Running |
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by Bugaboo
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Features: Reversible seat, Height adjustable handle, Reclining seat
Activities: Urban walks & Outings, Shopping & errands, Frequent fliers
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MSRP: $529.00
The Bugaboo Bee is a compact, nimble, one-piece foldable stroller for parents who live life on the fly.
With a maximum unfolded width of 20 inches, a unique suspension swivel-wheel system that makes easy 360 degree turns, and an integrated design that almost folds on its own, the Bugaboo Bee keeps up with the pace of modern parenting.
Being spontaneous requires making adjustments on the fly. The Bugaboo Bee has a full set of flexible features that includes a height-adjustable handlebar; a seat that reverses, reclines and extends; adaptibility for various car seats; and an integrated design that almost fold on its own.
View Complete Product Specs
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Rachel S.
11/9/2009
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bracha j.
11/6/2009
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The negative points are this: to use with your new born, when the stroller is facing you, its great. However, as the child grows, and the seat faces forward, there is no way to see your child through the canopy, and considering you mostly need to have the sun visor shading your babe, you have to keep checking if your babe is ok, crying, asleep etc.
Also, as your baby grows, and wants to sit up a bit and enjoy the world and the ride, the seatbelt system keeps your baby harnessed so tightly, and there is so much cushioning its becomes restrictive. the seat is also really narrow. My son was a tall baby but also a slender baby and there wasn't much arm room when he turned a year old.
Lastly, there is very limited storage space and once youve put something under the stroller, its hard to get it out again. A big diaper bag does not fit down there.
If none of these things matter to you, then the stroller is awesome. Its great on every terrain, its easy to open/close with one hand, it travels and stores light and it looks very stylish.
Over all, for the money, I don't think you want to settle with anything.
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Julie C.
10/21/2009
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Katherine S.
10/20/2009
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Anonymous
9/15/2009
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Anonymous
7/27/2009
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danielle l.
6/30/2009
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love this stroller. it's stylish and easy to use. everyone who sees it wants it.
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mary k.
6/24/2009
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Anonymous
6/12/2009
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