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| Value for Money | 4.5/10 |
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| Overall rating | 5.4/10 |
Full review by
Guest.
on 30th Sep 2008
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Good Points: looks good and that's about it
Bad Points: Tips up, only really suitable for me as a second/spare pushchair,
General comments: The Quinny Zapp is only suitable for small journeys and I can't take it shopping cause can't hang bags on it, the raincover seems a shockingly bad fit. If you buy the bag the basket etc to go with it you end up spending an absolute fortune on this and I just don't think it's worth it at all. I would only recommend this if you have extra cash to spend on another pushchair for when you get fed up with it tipping backwards and waiting for ages for it to unfold!
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Review by
bethtlove
on 18th Jul 2008
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User Rating : 6
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this buggy looks fantastic-pushes so brilliantly-lightweight and smooth.the only things are that they have no basket to put things in,although I bought one from ebay and its fab! it does feel a little flimsy to me but it is very nice and my daughter likes it-but it doesn't recline for a toddler to nap. I feel it is a lot of money for not much except good looks.
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Review by
Guest.
on 8th Jul 2008
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User Rating : 8
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Have used the Quinny Zapp lots. Great for taking on holidays. Very robust and clever folding mechanism.
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Review by
MainlyB
on 18th Jun 2008
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User Rating : 9
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This is my 5th pushchair in 18 months! I have owned a Bebe Confort Loola, Graco Mosaic, Out and About Nipper 360, Phil & Ted Sport and now the Quinny Zapp. No pram does everything. I use my P&T for long days out, my 360 for long walks outside. The quinny zapp does what it says on the box. It is great for being lightweight and nipping in and out of town quickly, picking up older kids from school, a short walk to the shops and for travel. No, it wont recline, if you look at it before you buy ...
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Review by
leightoncardiff
on 11th Jun 2008
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User Rating : 10
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The Zapp is from Quinny which have an excellent reputation for quality. There are some great deals around at the moment on this buggy. I couldn't find it cheaper than £99.79 for the buggy or £109.99 for the buggy with the travel or carry bag.
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Review by
Guest.
on 3rd Jun 2008
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User Rating : 8
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This is a great light weight buggy. Fabulous for taking to play schools, small enough to hide away.
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Review by
msmary
on 3rd Jun 2008
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User Rating : 8
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A carry bag would be useful. I really like my zap Quinny. It does what it looks like it should. Its great for whizzing around the mall and I hang my bag on it with care. I had my boy in it at 4 months padded up with a jacket. It is easy to get up and down and easy to push. I use my bigger stroller for long walks.
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Review by
Guest.
on 2nd Jun 2008
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User Rating : 3
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Overall, great for whizzing around in but generally it does have some major flaws!!
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Review by
Guest.
on 14th May 2008
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Would not recommend this in fact I've sold mine and replaced it with a £30 buggy which is a better fit in the car, my daughter finds more comfortable and has a seperate fully covering rain cover - great improvement.
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Review by
Guest.
on 23rd Jan 2008
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It looks good however you cannot put anything on handle, rain cover does not fit, and baby can not lie down.
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Review by
becka391
on 25th Sep 2007
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User Rating : 7
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Generally I'm pretty pleased with the Quinny Zapp pushchair. I have twin 2 year olds and the double buggy is a nightmare to travel with, so if my partner comes with me we take 2 of these instead - they fold up small enough to fit in the boot, and still leave lots of room for shopping / luggage etc.
My toddlers are tall / heavy for their age, so the light weight of the pushchair (7kg) means that it's still pretty easy to push them around if necessary. Neither chair has tipped yet, and I hang bag ...
becka391's full review | 221 words
Review by
philjesstabs
on 29th Aug 2007
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User Rating : 5
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Very nippy & good looking but cannot stow anything on handlebars as tips with slightest weight. No net bag provided. Raincover doesn't seem to fit & is stretched so tightly and precariously that thrashing child can remove it. I bought the cosytoes which is like a mummy bag, very cosy but an absolute trial to get on and adjust to fit child. I didn't use the buggy on the aeroplane as it doesn't clip together when folded, unlike the more basic buggies. Also after six months of use, stage 3 of the o ...
philjesstabs's full review | 126 words
Review by
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on 9th Aug 2007
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User Rating : 7
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Overall, our Quinny Zapp has been a really good pushchair. It is perfect for travelling, as it folds so small, and it only weighs 7kgs!! It was absolutely perfect for what we wanted it for, but now baby is 18 months, we will just buy a normal stroller.
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Review by
momma mia
on 30th Apr 2007
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User Rating : 4
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I was going to take it back, but my child was nearly out of it anyway, so...
Look for something else, as the Quinny Zapp pushchair is not worth the money.
momma mia's full review | 84 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
Natsnat
on 22nd Apr 2007
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User Rating : 5
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The Quinny Zapp is a very stylish and light pushchair. It works well with the maxi cosi car seat, and stores neatly in the bag.
However, it is awkward to assemble and put away. With a growing child it then becomes impractical, with no storage or abilty to recline. It looks good, but has limited usability.
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Review by
spacetoy
on 24th Mar 2007
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User Rating : 8
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Now our child has reached 7 months we decided it would be a good idea to have a smaller lighter pushchair for general use.
We still have the Big Mommas and Popas which is ideal for bag storage, lying flat etc, but it takes up huge amounts of room in the boot. The Quinny Zap is ideal for babies who can sit up un aided and have good head control, as it has a more upright seating position. Our daughter actually slept being pushed all the way up to the becon on Malvern hill and back down again! ...
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Review by
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on 9th Nov 2006
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User Rating : 9
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I love my Quinny Zapp. It looks fantastic and you can go absolutely anywhere with it. I do not find the folding mechanism difficult to use and can, in fact, do it with one hand. The lack of a basket is a problem but there is now a fab lady manufacturing and selling brill baskets on eBay.
Whether or not your child will sleep in it is down to the child as it does not lay flat, but I do not personally find it to be a problem.
It folds down so small, even with the eBay lady's basket, that it ...
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Review by
lmagli
on 26th Oct 2006
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User Rating : 8
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The Quinney Zapp is perfect for travel and quick trips to the malls. Lack of storage prevents big shopping sprees although I have larger strollers for this purpose. I also don't use my Zapp for long walks outdoors since I have a jogging stroller for these. The Zapp is ideal as a second stroller.
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Review by
mumof5
on 30th Jul 2006
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User Rating : 3
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I thought the Quinny Zapp pushchair would be ideal, as it fits into the boot of a people carrier without a problem, and it even fits into my mums beetle! The raincover really doesn't fit, and every time my daughter moves it, it comes off. It is far too lightweight, and one move from my 3 year old and it tips over. You can't even hang a light changing bag on it. I wouldn't recommend this at all!
mumof5's full review | 131 words
Review by
popperoon
on 16th Jun 2006
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User Rating : 3
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The Quinney Zappo desn't lay flat. My 6-month old baby won't sleep in it and seems to be hunched over in it's semi-upright position. Nowhere to store anything although changing bag just about hangs on the handle bars. I can't get any accessories to fit it - parasols, buggy toys, buggy bags - none of these fit on the handles and it's very frustrating!
popperoon's full review | 79 words

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