Combi Well Comfort Reviews

Pros: lightweight, easy to collapse and carry, and stands upright when collapsed

Cons: small basket

Overall: The Combi Well Comfort is well suited for a person of my stature given I have a small physique. Having tried and tested other strollers, I found the Well Comfort to be extremely lightweight and easy to collapse in comparison to other branded strollers. In addition, the ability for the Well Comfort to stand upright in the collapsed mode is another plus, given other strollers may lean on an angle or have to be laid down horizontally.

The only one con I would call out is the basket - as a mother, there are many items we need to carry around and I find the basket insufficient.

But apart from that, overall the Well Comfort is an excellent stroller.

Combi Well Comfort is recommended by klui

Pros: Light weight

Cons: Expensive

Overall: Light weight and easy to carry. The color is very bright and the kid loves it. One hand handling is the selling point and particular handy when you are carrying the baby to climb up the stairs. It is very light and i worry about breaking the stroller. The design is very modern.

Purchased at: Minimee Babies & Kids

Combi Well Comfort is recommended by ewan

Pros: good value, lightweight, easy fold, bub can face both ways

Cons: not great off road, low to the ground, tricky steering when bub faces you.

Overall: This is a great pram for travelling, and also for general about town (in and out of car shopping). It handles outdoors ok but not really an off-roader (yet my baby moves less in this on the grass than my other pram with inflatable wheels; even though the combi shakes around a bit it seems to absorb the impacts across low level rough terrain - but I wouldn't recommend this as a frequent use pram for park). It folds with one hand (perfect when holding bub). It has an integrated shade canopy included in it's total weight of about 4.2kg (unlike other brands like the McClaren where it's advertised weight excludes the sun cover / canopy. The canopy can cover bub in forward or rear facing mode (although when they get older they can easily retract it themselves). When bub faces you - try locking the wheels for slightly easier manouverability but it is tricky at first. Yes the basket is small but has a handy side zip access. It lies virtually flat. It has adjustable straps for little or bigger bubs (no need for a separate bassinet. It is low to the ground which may not suit some (particularly taller people). It is easy enough to remove and wash the covers. It reclines to where you want - not a predetermined setting. Oh and it fits the McClaren travel bag if you'd prefer one with wheels, rather than the combi one which is like a simply zip up sack. I didn't buy or have need for the rain cover so can't comment on that. It may not be the pram for every one but it is so compact and light weight that if that's what you are after test drive one, you won't regret it.

Combi Well Comfort is recommended by Claire Tobin

Pros: lightweight,easy to fold,comfortable for bub

Cons: flimsy, expensive, hard to steer

Overall: I bought one for my daughter 2 years ago and found it to be great just didnt like how flimsy it felt dispite how much i paid for it. I would have thought it would be a bit stirdier. Overall i liked the comfort for bub and the ease of folding but didnt like how hard it often was to control especially with the bub facing me. It would be great for someone with a car just wanting to transport bub in shops etc but as someone without a license doing lots of walking it was not ideal.

Purchased at: Baby World Online

Combi Well Comfort is not recommended by Bek43

Pros: Light weight, convenient and comfortable for bub

Cons: The steering is a little hard to manage when you have bub facing you

Overall: This stroller is light weight and easy to open and collapse with one hand. Perfect for in and out of the car and juggling a bub in the other arm. We bought this stroller primarily for travel as we have a number of trips organised this year. However, we have found that it is also great to leave in the back of the car for shopping trips. The stroller is suitable for trips where there are smooth surfaces (i.e. shopping centre, airport etc). We use our heavy duty pram for our outside walks.

Purchased at: Bubs

Combi Well Comfort is recommended by Lyndal02

Pros: Light, bright, almost lies horizontal, great hood with air vents

Cons: Very lightweight - doesn't handle rough roads ver well. Lack of basket space

Overall: If you're after a lightweight stroller, this is the one. There are heaps of features to love: great hood, easy to wash, easy to put up or down, easy to sling over your shoulder ( although being honest not that comfortable to carry), and great colour (it's one of the few lightweight strollers I've seen in a bright colour which is fab for recognition & safety. However, as it is so light it is not the most stable. I have flipped it, luckily with my little man strapped in, a couple of times - particularly if I take a corner to fast. Also, the basket underneath doesn't warrant mentioning. It is too small for anything other than a vomit rag & a fresh nappy. If you put much else in then you will struggle to collapse the stroller. Because of this I find that I end up hanging a lot from a hook I have connected to the stroller. This again has caused the stroller to fall a few times as the weight can topple it back.
So, would I buy this if I had to buy a new stroller again? Maybe, maybe not. Dont let me put you off. The whole point of my review is to allow the reader to make an informed decision. All I focused on when I was researching the stroller was weight & if you take into account that there are some trade offs then it could be just what you're looking for.

Combi Well Comfort is recommended by Belsei