Mutsy Spider Reviews

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Good Points: The only good point for the Mutsy Spider is that it looks good.

Bad Points: Where do I start?
It's very hard to steer, and going up and down kerbs is a nightmare as the front wheel seems to lock. The frame scratches easily. The foam handle has shrunk on mine, despite never getting wet. The seat has almost no padding, and all you can feel is the solid cardboard, and the sides are just flimsy pieces of fabric. The seat does not sit up straight, and my daughter (who's 2) never seems to be comfortable. It does lie back, but the sides don't have enough fabric to cover when the seat is reclined, hence, my daughters head sticks out! It is also very heavy. Overall, it's overpriced, and very very badly designed.

General comments: I purchased the Mutsy Spider pushchair over the internet without having seen it - big mistake!! It looks fab in the pictures, and I suppose it would from a distance, but it's a nightmare! Like I said above, it's hard to push, even harder to fold (it would be near impossible to do so while holding a young child), and to me it just does not seem to have any comfort for the child riding in it. I assumed that it would be like the Quinny Zapp, only a better version as it reclines, but it is much bigger, and the back wheels are very far apart - much wider than a Mclaren. It is also very expensive, as it set me back £189, and that's without a raincover. I would strongly not recommend buying this pushchair.