Lejoux+ Baby Pushchair (Beige)

Good working
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Very nice pushchair, easy to fold
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I purchased this pushchair in July had high hopes for it but after having it for only 3 months it’s already failing, the basket stitching has started to come undone, the hood is falling off, the hood doesn’t stay up it pings back, the wheels are wobbly, the seat feels loose and moves as we are walking, it’s also meant to be pure black but looks more navy, the rain cover that came with the pushchair is horrendous and cheap and flys off with the smallest gust of wind. I’ve now had to buy a new pushchair due to the fact this one is not safe to have my little girl in, far from comfortable, very bulky and heavy doesn’t fold up small, it’s very cheap quality. Now to try and fight for a refund!!! It may be cheap but a wheel barrow would be safer!
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Very good easy to use i love it so good pram light weight
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This is our 3rd pram this year. Buy nice or buy twice! Here's my review based on comparison with two much cheaper alternatives: - lasts longer (25kg than 15kg weight limit average!) If you have a high centile baby you absolutely need a stroller to last, our baby would have outgrown the other ones before he was walking (96th centile on weight) - feels expensive, materials don't feel cheap, it moves as smoothly as my car whereas my old one was hard to push and steer. - sits more upright than cheaper options, our baby was always sliding down the other ones, whereas this he can sit in unstrapped and not fall! - easy to build. Cheaper ones were a faff, so confusing, and badly translated back to English. This wad self explanatory to put together. - the bag add on is lovely and spacious. - our baby has so much room to grow in this stroller, he looks tiny in it! The others he looked huge in. - folds up nicely. Takes up half my boot whereas our old travel system took up the entire thing, which is nice to have the extra room. Would be nice if the handle was height adjustable as I am short, but it is a minor niggle. Took it out for the first time today in a country park off road, and it did really well. Suspension is good, easy to steer. I would definitely recommend it.
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I used this pram for 2 weeks. I purchased it to replace another 3-in-1 pram that was hard to maneuver and I wanted something lighter that would fit into the car more easily. I'd say this is a similar weight and size as other foldable 3-in-1s, so its not any better in that sense. It looks and feels like a cheap stroller. The back is a large piece of plastic with holes in and thr cushion just sits on top. The straps are very loose and I do worry if a baby is leaning forwards the straps would give way and allow thrm to fall through. I do like that it opens completely upright so my 1 year old could sit straight up instead of having to hold herself up. It is easy to use and is very easy to maneuver. The mechanism along the sides is very easy to damage. My eldest accidentally toppled the whole pram backwards with my toddler inside and somehow the folding joint on either side got damaged. I couldn't open or close the pram without really forcing it. If you look at the pictures there are 2 bars that run along each side of the pram. In other prams its just the one on each side, but this one has 2 leading up the the handle. The joint where these 2 bars meet and bend when folded is what got damaged. I had to return this pram partly because of the loose straps, but mostly because it stopped folding and unfolding after it had fell. It's a cheaper pram compared to others and it had potential, but I wouldn't recommend it, especially if you're using this as a main pram or don't have enough funds to buy another one if this breaks. You could potentially leave yourself without a pram for a few days if this is to be returned and you need a new one.
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I've found with compact pushchairs that you forgo quality wheels and the ability to have parent facing seats (unless you're willing to pay extortionate prices for name brands). I had the Bugaboo Chameleon 3 prior to this and will be getting rid of that for the Lejoux stroller. Pros: quality wheels, beautiful colour and frame, easy to assemble, comfortable seating, great additional addons such as the bag and cup holder. Compact and space saving. Cons: handlebar isn't adjustable. Lack of air pumped rear tyres mean it's not a smoother ride when going up and down curbs, the canopy feels a little flimsy and the seat adjustments seem too extreme (either laying down or sat right up) Summary: I would 100% recommend this stroller to first time parents or those with a price crunch. It's excellent value and doesn't conform with corporate companies refusing to use statement gender colours! It's comfortable, compact and doesn't compromise the ability to face world facing and parent facing, so ideal if you have a little car like mine (I have a citroen c3).
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Very smart and moveable. Ease of assembly. I love it and i recommend to you all.
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