Bebe Confort Streety Travel System

I can't tell if other reviewers had bad luck or if I was just lucky, but I for one am very happy with this product.

I can easily open AND close it with one hand, carrying the baby in the other, it folds away smoothly and compact, the wheels run great, the brake still works fine, the shopping basket has plenty of room and it adapts perfectly to whatever I want it to, from birth to over three years of age now.

I've been using it intensively in the city as well as on vacation for both my children and it's still in great shape. The colors are as bright as when I bought it (all fabric easily comes off and is machine-washable, they don't recommend it but I had no problems).

So at least for me this is a quality product, and the price is right. I loved it, really.

DO NOT BUY THIS PUSHCHAIR!! It is the worst pushchair i have ever used, how they can call it a streety is false advertising. It wont go up kerbs without you having to physically lift it up and is such a maul has actually caused me to develop tendonitis in my right wrist. We returned this pushchair back to babies r us as we couldnt use it and are having a right game trying to get a refund. On a side note dont buy anything from babies r us (the Oldbury branch) either as their customer service is dreadful.

Bebe Confort, Streety Travel System.

I bought this as I was looking for a pram that carried the carseat, but would also lie back with the baby facing me from birth. It has been very good for the 1st 6 months as I mainly used it with the car seat. But now he is 6 months old and wanting to sit upright the pushchair is terrible. The seat doesn't seem big enough,and is at a downwards angle so he seems to be falling out, and the cosy toes constantly slips down so I have to keep pulling him up. The shopping basket underneath is really hard to access and it is impossible to manouvere up even the smallest of kerbs. My baby seems so uncomfortable in this that at 6 months old I think I will have to buy him a new one. Although it was very good for the 1st 6 months I wouldn't recommend this to anyone as I would have expected this product to be suitable for at least the 1st 12 months.

We have been using this for 10 months now (mainly my girlfriend) and yes the wheels do seem to be wearing down (quite soft rubber on wheels) and the strap has just broken but only because the seat safety handle was not uncliped by my dad first. The only bad thing we would say is the brake doesn't work anymore, but then it has been on a beach. So despite other peoples reviews this has been a good all in one solution and at £150 from Boots (with some advantage points used) cant complain. I would question the complaints about out growing it, Kids grow?? Another point to note is if your short it probably is harder to get up curbs as the handly angle is not suited to shorter people, so leverage is harder.

I was looking for a small,practical pram that didn't cost the earth so the Streety seemed ideal. To start with it was fine then I started to notice how hard it was getting up and down steps as the mud guards on the wheels always got caught and getting up and down off pavements was difficult too. After only 6 months of use the back wheels wore down and seem to be rubbing on the frame, the brake doesn't work and it feels very heavy and awkward to push. The carry cot didnt last my daughter very long as it was very small and shallow. At only 7 months old she is too big for the car seat. The buggy seems very small and I cant see it lasting until she is 3. The raincover is bulky, sticks together and a nightmare to get on quickly if caught in downpour. The only good thing about this pram is that the chassis folds down easily and compact for small cars but not when the buggy is attached.

I bought a bebe comfort streety pram as I thought it would suit my needs. As I do a lot of walking and weekends the pram has to be able to close down smallto fit into my parterner car.

I have been using the pram for about 6 month with no problems, I thought until I noticed the back wheels rubber starting to fray.NOT A GOOD SIGN.

Still in the meds of getting problem sorted by company purchased pram from.

To say the pram is called streety it is not designed very well for the streets of our cities today,pavements are just as bad as road with pot holes at moment. The back wheel rubbers are thinner than the front.You would have thought the back wheels would either be the same thickness as front or even thick as most of presure on back.

At the moment to very happy with product.From reading other reviews it sound if the bebe confort streety prams have got faulty wheels from manufactor.

***** BE VERY CAREFULL WHEN BUYING THIS PRAM CHECK ALL REVIEWS *******

I bought the bebe comfort streety bundle which included everything,when i purchased it i thought it was great as i needed a pushchair that was small and easy to use but the carrycot was used only a few times and my daughter is 6 month old and her feet are dangling over the end of the carseat,the rear wheels have worn down already,the brake does not always work,one of the rear wheels seems to be rubbing against the frame and makes a very annoying squeek,the raincover is very inpratical to use and last of my moan is when putting the frame up its very stiff and does not always lock, i would not recomend this pushchair even though it is fairly cheaper than some travel systems you would expect it to last longer than 6 months.

I have had the Bebe Confort Streety for 2 years and except for the '3rd' strap in the folding system breaking twice, I have always been very pleased with it. The back wheels are now quite worn but has been in constant use to and from school so would expect it to be a little worn by now.

I chose this pushchair system as it did everything I wanted, car seat on chassis, pushchair seat can sit either way which is great when your baby is young and you want them facing you and it reclines for sleeping.

I have always taken the seat off the chassis to collapse as I love the fact I can bring the seat into the house and leave the mucky wheeled chassis standing in my very small hallway! I have found with folded umbrella buggies in the past that the wheels make the hood mucky and they take up alot of room when collapsed. I dont have that problem with the Streety!

Small drawbacks are the rain cover steams up very quickly, the material looks a little cheap, straps could do with being a bit longer but having said all that it washes well, collapses easily and to a compact size, its been good value for what I paid for it and looks good.

Have been using the bebe confort streety for 11 months now and have been really pleased with my purchase. It is so easy to use with the car seat- the seat itself is a decent size and seems well padded but is still light compared to other seats. The pushchair frame is easy to put up and collapse (a 3 point manouvere with the parts numbered and labelled on the chassis. The frame folds down to a very compact size and is also very light. Now using it as a buggy which still works fairly well. Pushchair seat can face either way and if facing away from parent the whole thing can be collapsed together without having to remove hood, muff etc. Decent sized basket underneath, easy to steer, tyres are fine for pavements but its not designed to go off road so would probably wear down a lot quicker if you did. Only minor gripe: harness could be bigger. If you want a good value, lightweight about-town pushchair then you wont go far wrong with this.

I bought this pushchair thinking it was good value for money, lightweight and that i would use it until my child didn't need a pushchair any more. This is my second child so i did not want a big, expensive pushchair.

It is the worst pushchair i have ever used and i would not recommend it to anyone.

Within 3 months of using it the 3rd handle used to close it snapped! The shop sent it off and Bebe confort reparied it, now 7 months later there is a problem with the brake and i cannot close it with the seat facing forward, unless i take the seat off!

The shop i bought it from say they cannot say if i will be charged to have it repaired this time!

It is a very heavy pushchair with the seat on it and i wish now that i had never bought it, and tried to stretch to a more expensive pushchair, i really hate it!