Peg Perego Aria

Lightweight and that's about it – I have 3 prams altogether. The Peg Perego Aria is the least favourite I have to say. It is lightweight, probably the only reason I bought it. I need a light pram to go overseas with. However the thing that annoyed me is its five point harness, I don't like how the top part (shoulder straps) can be detached from the pram. It has a tray at the front… Read more

and a drink holder for mum. The basket underneath is huge, but can't put too heavy things in it. Otherwise the button of the basket will touch the floor. Lightweight, easy folding Don't like the safety harness and basket underneath

Perfect for short outings – Easy to use, nice looking, light weight pram. I bought for my daugther when she was 12 months old and its been great for popping a snack on the tray when we are out and about. Suited to smooth surfaces like sealed walking tracks or shopping centres. Not great for an extended walk on a gravel track. I have also noticed as my daughter gets heavier… Read more

it's becoming more difficult to steer. That the extras are included - rain cover etc. The tray on the front is brilliant for quick snacks and the freedom of movement harness was a welcome change for my daughter who loves to see everything that's going on. Steering becomes challenging at 12kg plus. Uncomfortable for a toddler to sleep in.

Highly recommended – I absolutely love this pram and its capsule system, makes so easy to take bub in and out of the house asleep without him even realising it. It's so light and easy to fold and unfold which is really good if you have back problems or went through a C-section. Definitely a good investment. Weightless, easy system to fold and unfold, capsule system.

good value for money – I bought this pram about 8 years ago and it was a welcome change to the heavy bulky pram that I had been using! It's good looking, practical, and is well-priced for the product. I used it for 3 children once they were out of the pram, and it held up really well. Nothing broke and nothing faded. The layback option was great and it was so easy to fold, taking up little room in the boot too. attractive, layback, and durable

Ok for its price range – We brought the Peg Perego Aria as a secondary stroller for travelling and for use on public transport. Our other main pram is too heavy and bulky - which in hindsight was not the best choice of pram. We bought the Aria as its manufactured by a reliable brand and was recommended by my sister-in-law. Styling and appearance, lightweight, easy folding… Read more

mechanism, relatively inexpensive. Brakes can be ineffective as the surface of the wheels lack traction at times. Be sure to use the safety wrist strap at all times.

I found the "freedom of movement" harness dangerous! – I was previously very happy with this stroller, However I have now stopped using it since my bub was 11months, she has been injured due to the "freedom of movement" harness not keeping her secure. She is able to move around and hang over the sides and front, therefore able to bump head and catch arms on passing objects. light weight, easy to use… Read more

Detachable Harness, "freedom of movement harness" not secure, bub has been injured by hanging over sides of stroller.

Ok up to a certain weight – The stroller was good to use until my son became a toddler,then it became hard to steer unless I am walking on a straight line! Light weight, very easy to fold, easy to adjust the recliner. good looking, huge basket underneath, silky smooth fabric. Very Difficult to steer and turn, specially as the baby gets older. Also the seat is too deep for babies who just started to seat.

Bad – Wouldn't have wasted the money, I don't like to use as it is too frustrating to steer. However my son liked the tray to play with his toys. Very light, easy to fold! Terrible to steer, front wheels hard to turn with the weight of the child.

Bad – I was looking for light weight pram so it is good. However I found out when my baby is on the pram, sometimes I need to check her, so reversible handle is much better and if the handle high is ajustable would be much more better. Light weight easy to carry and push. Can't put anything in the basket under if the baby is sleep.Sun shade is too small. Reclining is not enough to small baby. Front wheel doesn't move quickly turn.

Excellent – I love this stroller. I use it on public transport as it is so light and easy to fold & unfold. I've been using it for over two years now and it still looks great. The covers can easily be removed and thrown in the wash. I can steer it one handed leaving my other hand free to hold my toddlers hand. I chose this over an umbrella style stroller… Read more

as my babies never seemed comfortable in them, but the aria is more roomy and padded. I would recommend this stroller to someone needing a light, easy to fold and compact stroller. So light, doesn't brake your back putting in & out of the car, very easy to fold, compact when folded, nice & comfy for baby/toddler, good sized basket, easy to keep clean and can be pushed one handed. If the basket is over loaded it will drag on the ground. Not great over rough terrain (but it is not a walking pram).

Excellent – I absolutely love this pram and I am looking a the twin now that we have number two on the way. The capsule that you can buy to fit it is amazing and the best money we spent. Meant we had a great pram that was lightweight and fully supported our bub while they were still young. Everyone was blown away by how light it is. Extremely good after… Read more

having c-section as well, as it takes nothing to lift it. Lightweight and one handed open and close. Ability to use Peg Perego baby capsule made life easy. My bub loved the capsule and I was able to take him in and out of the car asleep. SO quick to put away rain cover is a little short. Need to take bag off the back and put in the car first as if windy it can topple over once you have removed baby from the pram.

Excellent – I got this stroller because I needed something lighter weight than my pram, as my baby has now reached 9kg. So the weight was my main criteria in choosing a stroller. But I also wanted something that was easy to fold; reclined; and had a good-sized basket. This stroller met all my requirements. It wasn't cheap (ie compared to those dinky little… Read more

umbrella fold strollers), but it does feel a lot more sturdy. And I got mine cheaper than retail as it was an ex-demo model. Light-weight. Easy to fold up. Stands on its own when folded-up. The five-point harness has can be clipped or unclipped from the back of the seat, for the baby/toddler who likes to sit forward. Roomy basket underneath. Reclining seat. When folded, the handle is able to be used for carrying. Can carry the strolled folded in one hand and the baby in the other. Has a food/drink tray for the baby. Brakes on rear wheels operate independently. Slippery handle bar. Steering is a bit difficult due to the small wheels (but then, this is part of why you would get a stroller - smaller all over, including the wheels). The hood can get in the way a bit when folding up (but it only took a few goes for me to get used to holding it out of the way). No boot-cover available as an accessory. Handle is not height adjustable.

Excellent – For a toddler this is an excellent stroller. I am thrilled with mine. You don't jar your body when you push the pram in a new direction and can even manoeuvre with one hand with ease. Very easy to un/fold. Extremely easy to steer. Small sun shade.

Excellent – I think this stroller's great. It's incredibly lightweight and easy to fold and unfold with one hand while I hold my daughter in the other arm. This was something I really wanted in a stroller to enable me to get on and off public transport easily. My daughter seems to be quite comfortable sitting in there and loves the fact that the floating… Read more

5-point harness allows her to move about more freely. Also, the stroller can layback, not quite flat, but certainly enough that she can lie comfortably and go to sleep. The shopping basket is enormous for a stroller and can easily take a few grocery bags in there as long as you don't exceed 5kg.

The stroller comes with a bootcover and storm cover which I think will be super handy for when winter comes. Very lightweight and super-easy to fold and unfold with one hand. As it is so lightweight, it can feel a little flimsy, but I guess there's a trade-off between weight and sturdiness to be expected. Also, the adult cup holder can't clip on firmly enough and I lost mine on about the third use of the stroller.

Excellent – I love this pram. Especially for going shopping. Great pram to go to the shopping centre or restaurant (when my son was too small to be in the high chair). It's so light and narrow. Great! Very light and you could use just one hand to get it out of the car and set it up. Gets into all small aisle and most changing rooms when you're out shopping.… Read more

No cover and the handle isn't adjustable. Used it once for picnic in the park. Wasn't the best pram to use as it pretty much useless when it comes to drive it in the grassy area.

OK – Great pram and would recommend for babies 6 months plus. Best pram to have if you have any back issues and/or a small car. Very light weight and compact. Can fit in my small car. Easy to fold and unfold in one move. Can hold baby in one hand, whilst holding the stroller in the other. Great on public transport, in restaurants and shops. Really… Read more

light to push around. Comes with rain and boot cover which is great. The seat does not reline enough for a newborn to sleep. Should only be used for 6 months plus. Basket is slightly too small and hard to get to when baby is in pram. Handle height is not adjustable.