Inglesina Stroller
Long before Inglesina was born, its founder, Liviano Tomasi, had a passion for go-karts! He dedicated himself to fixing and studying these contraptions. Then, with the encouragement of his wife, Liviano began to build tricycles. Finally, in 1963, with the help of his two brothers, Liviano started L'Inglesina Baby and created the first English-style pram stroller. Its popularity quickly grew, and less than fifty years later Inglesina is one of the leading international stroller providers. It sells the standard, umbrella, pram, and double strollers to more that thirty retailers around the world. Standard Strollers: High Customer Ratings
Price Range: $179.99 - $339.99
Pros: easy to fold, easy to transport, easy to maneuver, sturdy
Cons: inadequate sun canopy Umbrella Strollers: High Customer Ratings
Price Range: $119.99 - $299.99
Pros: adequate sun canopy, reclining seat, easy to fold, good on uneven terrain, easy to maneuver, lightweight, five point harness, well padded, easy to transport, large wheels, good suspension
Cons: small basket Prams: High Customer Ratings
Price Range: $200.00 - $900.000
Pros: easy to maneuver, durable, reversible, large wheels, good suspension, some models can be used from birth to five years, large storage basket, unique style
Cons: large, heavy, expensive Double Strollers: High Customer Ratings
Price Range: $249.99 - $650.00
Pros: easy assembly, easy to fold, adequate storage, easy to maneuver, reclining seats, easy to fit through doorways
Cons: hard to recline the seats Though every stroller has some cons Inglesina customers have very few complaints. Its models have also received high customer ratings, so it seems like a reliable company. Probably the biggest problem for most people is the price, but again, you get what you pay for.
Medium Customer Rating
Type: Umbrella
Price: $250 - $350
At first glance, the Inglesina Zippy does not seem like a regular umbrella stroller. Customers complain that it is heavy – not a great feature for an “umbrella” stroller. The Zippy does have a very large canopy plus a bar for older children to stand on. Zippy is also marketed for its one-handed steering feature. However, many reviewers claimed otherwise. Also, taller parents continually complain that they kick the Zippy’s rear wheels while walking. Over all, many customers agree that the Zippy is an overpriced stroller for what you get. Perhaps Inglesina should take note of their comments and try to redesign some of these flaws. Pros: large canopy, rear bar for an older child to stand on, easy to fold, cup holder, well padded seat, easy to fold, smooth ride
Cons: short harness straps, heavy, small storage basket, may be uncomfortable for tall parents Zippy Specs
Age: suitable from birth and/or up to 35 pounds
Weight: 17 pounds
Safety: five point harness
Features: seat reclines into four separate positions, suspension, washable fabric
Inglesina Trip
High Customer Rating
Type: Umbrella
Price: $100 - $200
The Inglesina Trip seems like a lightweight stroller with all the necessary features. It has a huge canopy that can be pulled down all the way over the baby. It is waterproof as well and will protect baby from those surprise showers. This design appears to be better than the Zippy; parents do not have a problem with kicking the wheels or bending over to push the Trip. Reviewers also love that the Trip folds up very small and is easy to carry from place to place. Despite all of these features the price tag that comes with the Inglesina name may be a deal breaker for some. Though this stroller has some features necessary features, it is not a totally equipped model. Generally, umbrella strollers are light and compact for families on the go. Pros: roomy seat, adequate storage basket, large canopy, cup holder, compact, sturdy, compact, easy to transport, easy to maneuver, comfortable for tall parents
Cons: cup holder is small and can fall off Trip Specs
Age: suitable for children who can sit on their own and/or up to 35 pounds
Weight: 17 pounds
Safety: five point harness
Features: extendable leg support, reflective accents, seat reclines into four separate positions, suspension, washable fabric
Inglesina Magnum
High Customer Rating
Type: Standard / Pram
Price: $300 - $500
This model is perfect for those who crave the elegant style of the Pram, but in a practical design. The Inglesina Magnum has all of this and more. The frame is made to accommodate a bassinet and an actual stroller seat which can be purchased separately. This is perfect for parents who want a stroller that can grow with their baby. Besides the versatility, the Magnum has a large canopy to protect baby from sun, wind, and rain. The large wheels ensure a smooth ride when baby is napping. Though this stroller is a bit pricey, keep in mind that is a made to grow with your child. From birth to five years – that is a long time, and this may be the only stroller you will need for those years. Pros: versatile, reversible seat, accommodates babies and toddlers, large canopy, large wheels, smooth ride, adequate storage basket, sturdy
Cons: heavy, no cup holders, big when folded Magnum Specs
Age: suitable for infants to five years and/or up to 40 pounds
Weight: 30 pounds (includes frame, bassinet, and seat)
Safety: five point harness
Features: seat reclines into four separate positions, suspension, washable fabric, adjustable handle
Inglesina Domino Twin
High Customer Rating
Type: Double
Price: $400 - $600
The Inglesina Domino is a unique and elegant double stroller. It is also very versatile. The seats can accommodate a combined weight of up to 70 pounds, and each of the seats are removable. Your babies can each face the world, you, or each other! The Domino frame also works with all Inglesina stroller bodies except for Zippy and Classic. This is perfect for parents with children of different ages. A toddler seat and a bassinet can both be attached, however, the Domino is only recommended for twins or children similar in age. The Domino is heavy, large, and pricey, but keep in mind that this is a double stroller. It seats more than one child so it will be heavier to push than a single stroller. It is also an inline design so you will need to make wider turns with this stroller. Overall, this is a versatile and nice model. Pros: sturdy, versatile, well padded seats, easy to clean, large wheels, reversible seats, smooth ride, reclining seat, storage basket
Cons: makes wide turns, heavy Domino Twin Specs
Age: suitable for infants to five years and/or up to 70 pounds (both children combined)
Weight: 41 pounds
Safety: five point harness
Features: seat reclines into four separate positions, removable canopy, washable fabric, adjustable handle
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