Nuna Pepp Series

A good compact all-rounder – We bought the Pepp as we were moving to the Philippines & didn't want to take our Joolz pram, as it's not good to fly with & we were doing lots of travel. We needed more than a travel pram as it was for daily use but less than a big heavy luxe pram & this ticked the boxes. Our bub was around 6 months when we got it and he's 20 months now & the… Read more

pram is still going strong. Love that you can pull every bit of fabric off & soak it to clean. You can shove a bit of stuff uunderneath but there's not a lot of storage so we bought a pram caddy & that was enough to get us through. It steers nicely & the fold is good though occasionally we had trouble unfolding it in a hurry & it was due to the wire around the underneath basket rim hooking over something, preventing opening. Once we realised what it was it was no longer a problem. I know many online reviews complained about the 5 part harness being annoying but honestly once we got used to it, it wasn't too bad. All in all this pram has taken a beating and been to 5 countries and on more than 20 flights this year and it's done a great job.

Great pram for use in Bali – I bought this pram second hand to travel to Bali with. This pram was great for going up and down the bumps of Bali it can be hard to push a pram in Bali but this pram was great as it so sturdy and light it didn't tip once and it folds easy and small which made it easy for getting in and out of taxis. I did find it hard to get in the travel bag and because it second hand the Velcro straps didn't work any more.

Easy to Push – I have the Nuna Pepp Luxx and been using it for 3 weeks ago and been traveling around. Overall it is very easy to push and compact. The wheels stick out which is a pain and it is a drop wider than they say which makes the difference to me going through narrow alleys. (I wanted it to go through a alley between seats on a bus - and it just misses.) … Read more

I can bump the stroller face forward up stairs which is important to me since my apartment building has no elevator. The stroller does not recline nearly close to newborn - I'd say 45 degrees. I would not put a newborn in this stroller, but my year old sleeps fine in it. The zippers work fine, but a pain, especially when my son is in the stroller. I need to push his arm out of the way to do them up. The peek a boo window is useless - I cannot see him at all. (but this doesn't bother me so much - would have been nice though.) The straps aren't as bad as people said, you get use to it. All in all it is a good stroller.

Bought as second stroller and very happy with purchase! – Bought this for a "shopping" and grandparents stroller. This is not meant to be an all terrain stroller. This stroller is meant for flat surfaces and it does it very well. We bought because our primary stroller is just a bit too big and complicated to make shopping easy and for grandparent usage. I agonized over the purchase of a 2nd stroller… Read more

due to cost. I didn't like any of the really cheap ones as I had used one and found it completely inadequate.

Pepp offers the reclining seat, a decent hood, foot brake, telescoping handle and very easy handling. All the while feeling like it has a good construction.

It maneuvers fantastic in the shops and folds down easily enough and quite flat too. It only weighs around 8kg so not too hard to lift into the car either.

The basket is a bit small and hard to access, but what do you expect from a small stroller.

The 5 point harness is a bit fiddly, would be better if the shoulder straps were able to stay connected to the waist straps instead of all disconnecting every time.

We didn't get the luxx version, although it was tempting, the extra $100 for it did seem excessive. Some people would think that the $320 we paid for Pepp is excessive, but we think it was money well spent for our needs. Easy to maneuver, small enough to make shopping easier and easy to fold. 5 point harness fiddly and small basket.