Combi Miracle Turn DX

We purchased our Combi Miracle Turn DX for a premium price not too long ago. We decided on the Combi because of it's light weight and it's reversible handle that has constant front steering.

The most frustrating problem I found with this product was that the handle is too short for my partner and I. Our feet keep kicking the wheels as we are pushing the stroller. This is a blatant disregard to quality management considering that we are both of the average height according to the Bureau of Statistics. I now find myself walking beside the Combi Miracle Turn DX trying to avoid hitting the wheels, instead of walking behind it. How can Combi overlook these shortcomings before putting their product out to the Western market?

We also found that the steering is terrible. The wheels have a mind of their own and we are constantly fighting to correct the steering in order to to keep the Combi Miracle Turn DX in a straight line.

The under net basket on the Combi is very small, and difficult to get to. If you try to put anything in it larger then 10 centimetres in height you end up hitting the back of your baby through the bottom of the seat. It is also impossible to hang an extra bag over the push handle because of its design.

I have since purchased a more suitable stroller for a quarter of the cost I paid for the Combi Miracle Turn DX.

The Combi Miracle Turn DX may be fine for the Japanese market but if you are an average Westerner you may want to spend a little time testing my concerns with this product before handing over your money. For my family the Combi Miracle Turn DX is too bothering to use and has been a total waste of money.