Combi Urban Walker Prestige Questions & Answers

It is a bit hard to find new combi pram in Australia. I bought mine from gumtree there are heaps of ppl selling second has ones for about $100 Aud.

Yes are they sold in Australia and you get the shipped to australia

I don't think do.. the seat material can be washed

Hi. Sorry for the late reply. My memory was that we could recline the seat all the way until it was flat or almost flat. I used it with a newborn. Perhaps there's a lock you need to access or you have a different seat. I think the model has been discontinued so I suggest you contact the manufacturer or distributor.

Hi are you after the phone number of the company that sells combi?

Hi I'm after Combi's contact number or email address. Thanks.

Hi, I bought mine secondhand. I haven't seen many sold in baby stores but there are quite a few sold secondhand.

I have a combi walker prestiage 2010 if your interested, second hand

There are two options in Melbourne; The Baby Gallery or Glenhuntly Baby Carriages.

I also looking for combi stroller here in Sydney and they have discontinued it in Australia. Looking for help if anyone can advise where I can buy it in Sydney or online or anyone would like to sell theirs? Thank you

Not sure sorry, I'd call baby bunting first, then try Combi themselves.

Hi there. We do keep parts for this model so please contact us on Ph 02 8002 3726.

I wouldn't buy this pram based on the boot cover, a lot of prams have these that are much more practical (the strider compact for example)

The boot cover serves a few functions; one it makes a cosy environment for your baby by closing off the end of the stroller seat and two it keeps the son of your baby's legs. While the boot cover is nice for winter you will still need to wrap your baby in a blanket as the boot cover serves more as a wind break. So in summary, the boot cover is a nice feature which tends to be appreciated more in winter however it's great in all seasons. One last benefit which may not mean much to you if this is your first baby, the boot cover will save you from losing shoes and sucks which invariably fall off when you are on the move.

Thanks for the replies! I have been shopping around but find the Combi range quite a good fit for my needs and was just wondering if I needed to bother with the boot cover or go for an even lighter model without it as I am a small person... Interesting to know about having the cover save against losing shoes and socks - never thought of this!!

Combi seats are triangular in shape, narrower at the top and widest between the armrests at the front. The idea is the seat snuggles the child so they feel cosy. This is especially nice for a newborn baby where they are often lost in large open shapeless seats. In addition, the seat is quite long in the fully upright position. Given this, an average 3 year old will comfortably fit the seat bearing in mind that the seat will hug the child at the shoulders. In the fully reclined position the seat is shorter, (given the headrest flips up at the end) however there are seat base extenders to extend the front of the seat. In saying all this, 3 years is nearing the full capacity in both size and weight capacity of this and most prams so once you go 3 and above the roomiest option will be a large three-wheeler.

Hi, It would definitely not fit a three year old. My son is around 7ish kg / 67 cm & width wise that just fit him perfectly. In term of length, there are quite long so he still grow into it. I have an maclaren Xlr & the is super spacious, but does not have rear facing. Which is a bummer.

Hi Michelle. The Urban Walker handle is just over a metre high (and fixed) so it's about average height however given it has two wide-set rear wheels this provides plenty of room for tall parents as they can essentially stride-out between the back wheels. So in summary the handle height is average so it should be fine.

Hi Michelle. I don't think the handle is adjustable but I'm 5'3" and it's very comfortable for me.

My Wife is 5"5 and i am 5"7 and i think it is fine.

It is a good pram, go try it out to make sure it is suitable for you.

Hi Michelle7 I am 5"7 and find this pram fantastic when it's forward facing for tall people, due to the above waist height handle and larger stride space. When the is rear facing (ie. baby facing you), I tend to trip up on the wheels due to the smaller stride space on the smaller wheels and the handle is postioned much lower.

This pram is great for tall or short people. I thoroughly recommend it. Check these demos out. They are worth watching :)

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