does anyone have this Combi savvy ex stroller

[fortheluvofpooh]

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3374135

I may be able to get one for a real bargain. But was wondering if it is suitable for a taller parent? I pushed and umbrella stroller today and felt like I was always kicking the wheels and hunched over.

 

[peemagg]

I have several of the Combi strollers and really like them. One of them is the Savvy and it is a nice stroller. Not quite the luxury stroller, but not a umbrella one either. My niece really liked the stroller too. She even slept well in the stroller, so we didn't need to go back to the room for nap times. It even folds up real easy and small. For the money I find it to be almost as comparable as high end strollers. I say get it if you find a great deal.

Just as an FYI, if you have never used one you will find if you shake it a bit it seems flimsy, but it is not. What you are feeling at that point is the steering that the stroller has. These strollers allow you to push and turn the stroller with one hand so when you move it back and forth that is the steering that allows for it. Kind of along the lines of a skateboard or the old skates wheels.

 

[sau418]

We have it as well and it is a good stroller, however I do find myself kicking the rear wheels frequently when we are walking. I am 5' 2", and even my DH at 5'6" does not like to push it because he kicks the wheels. We use it primarily as a spare stroller because we use our double so much more.

 

[scard192]

This looks a lot like the Combi Flare my daughter bought to take to Disney. I'm 5'6" and it's way easier to push than the cheapo umbrella stroller we were going to take. The handle was quite comfortable for me. Love the way it folds up, the weight and carry strap.