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Zooper Twist Reviews

The Cadillac of Strollers!!
by Bowens from Lebanon, KY, 2010-01-20

The Zooper twist in coconut far exceeded my expectations! We have a 21 month old who is in the 95th percentile in height(36 in) and weight(33.5 lbs)...and has out grown two of his lightweight strollers. I was looking for something with a wider seat, taller headrest and taller handles for our pushing comfort(I'm 5'6 and my husband is 6'4'') ...and this zooper has all three. Our son fit comfortably in the seat with probably 2 1/2 inches still remaining on each side and had room to grow with the headrest. We were also beyond impressed with all the bells and whistles that came with the stroller. You get a sleeping bag that snaps on for cold temps and a rain cover for bad weather. Those items are usually things you have to buy extra totaling as much as $50, so it was a nice bonus. Plus the canopy litterally covers the whole stroller when fully extended...I've never seen anything like it. A flap folds down so he can see out, which he turned into a peek-a-boo game! It folds up fairly compact for all that it has to offer, at least way smaller than our travel system stroller that practically took up the whole trunk. The frame of the stroller seems very strong and durable and the fabric is a great color and qaulity as well. My husband said he had never seen anything like it...that it's the Cadillac of strollers! Great purchase...we love it!

LOVE IT! Zooper Twist BU822B
by The Bandage Man from San Antonio, TX, 2009-10-07

We have a Zooper Waltz from a few years back and love it, so we took a chance on the Twist, despite the huge lack of reviews, when we needed a smaller, umbrella type stroller. I am so glad we did! For less than the really spendy Maclaren, it has all the features I want, and an important one that the Maclarens don't offer - a huge canopy that actually gives shade with the sun at any angle.
Features:
An adjustable footrest - my baby is 8 months old so I wanted some support for her legs.
A huge canopy - you can pull it as far forward as you want (it doesn't pull as far when the seat is fully reclined for obvious reasons), and an extra section that zips out to make it even bigger (the canopy can touch the child's legs). I will try to put some pictures up of this.
Reclining seat - one hand operation and goes nearly flat (as flat as any "flat" reclining stroller).
Soft plush seat with removeable washable cover.
All wheel suspension - at first this made the stroller not seem as sturdy, since there is movement when you wiggle the stroller. I think it is just the give in the wheels from the shocks. The frame seems very sturdy, as with our other Zooper stroller. This is one of the main reasons we went for the Zooper - they really seem well built and like they'll last a long time. Our other one has put up with lots of abuse.
Basket underneath - similar to most umbrella strollers. The mesh part of the basket doesn't go all the way up the back, which I thought was kind of strange, but I guess they figure all the parts of the frame at the back will hold your things in place. I think it will work just fine.
Lightweight - definitely easy to carry around, which is what we were wanting it for - traveling and getting on and off buses/public transit.
Folds pretty easily - you have to bend over and undo two things at the back of the stroller, then it just folds right up.
Easy to steer.
Tall handles, and a tall seat back, weight limit up to 55 pounds.
Comes with rain cover, uv cover, head support thingy and strap covers, cold weather sleeping bag, and cupholder that clips onto the frame.
Seems like a great all around stroller - the small umbrella size but lots of features and comfy for the kids.

We haven't had the stroller very long so I'll update if I run into any problems with it, and I'll try my bigger kids in it, too. Just wanted to get a review up since I had such a hard time finding any info on this stroller.