Zooper Bolero Stroller Black/White
- Compatible with select infant car seats
- Easy one-hand recline with 4 positions
- One-hand folding
- Suitable for infants and toddlers up to 55 lbs
- Included accessories: Leg cover, UV sun shade, rain cover, infant carrier security strap and cup holder
Product Description
Uptown, downtown, across town, Zooper Bolero's one-hand fold, one-hand operated backrest and one-hand steering make it easy to be on the move. This compact stroller is suitable for infants, compatible with Peg Perego Primo Viaggio, Evenflo On My Way, Graco Snug Ride and Safe Seat as well as Britax Companion car seats and is comfortable for toddlers. Features: - Suitable for newborns and toddlers up to 55 lbs.
- Compact fold
- Newborn head support pillow
- Easy one-hand compact fold
- Compatible with select infant car seats
- Single push bar for one-hand steering
- Convenient one-hand backrest recline
- 4-position seat recline with flat newborn position
- High-strength rectangular shaped aluminum frame
- Auto quality pearl white liquid painted frame
- Stain & dirt resistant fabrics with wind and water proofing
- Super-strong die cast front wheel housings
- Front and rear frame comfort suspension
- Front and rear frame comfort suspension
- Single-step rear brake
- Removable armrest bar
- Free-standing when folded
- 5-point adjustable safety harness with newborn and toddler settings
- Zip-off hot weather ventilation canopy panel
- Canopy with sun visor, viewing windows and storage pocket
- Adjustable leg rest
- Auto frame lock
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Zooper Bolero Stroller Black/White
- Baby Product: 0 pages (2008-03-28)
- Publisher: Zooper
- Label: Zooper
- Studio: Zooper
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 1 reviews
- Sales Rank in Baby: #20156
Avg. Customer Review:
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Zooper Bolero-Great Stroller 2008-01-14
Comment: Bakground:
I got the zooper bolero when I was looking for a smaller stroller for a cross country trip with my 2 year old. I had already gotten rid of the cheap umbrella because it was breaking my back at DisneyWorld. I started by looking at the Maclaren umbrellas too but I read too many negative reviews to try it for the price. I have had full sized and joggers also. The Bolero is a great overall stroller- for travel, malls, neighborhood, flat paths, bumpy streets, crowds, etc.
Pros:Fabric, recline, folding, steering, napper bar, canopy
Cons: basket
It has wonderful and comfortable fabric and many extras. It comes with a sun/insect cover and a rain cover(I used the rain cover alot in Seattle in Winter). It also comes with a cozy cover for cold weather. My daughter at 36 inches was just at the limit of tallness for the cozy-her feet were at the end of it.
The backrest has several adjustments, including almost flat. The Bolero folds up smaller than a standard stroller but not as compact as an umbrella. The top handle is fixed across but folds in the middle to made the overall fold smaller. It stands by itself when folded-a great feature in many climates and for storage. The canopy was one of the features that made my decision for the Bolero instead of one of the other zoopers (hula) I looked at. It is spacious and adjustable. It has a little extra fabric that can be out or tucked in, it has a storage pocket on the back and a peeking window on the top. You can also zip off the solid back part to reveal a screen for venilation. The straps and buckles are easy to use and my daughter loves the napper bar in front because she's old enough to let her sit without the straps. The bar also opens easily once you fine the release the first time.
The basket looks okay but is actually pretty useless. It is hanging under part of the X shaped folding mechanism and the folding handle is right at the back of it. The only real way to access is in the front and then it's only helpful for something flat. There is storage in the canopy which is good for diapers, snacks, etc. and the handle is easy to hang bags on without tipping.
The steering was great-over cobblestones, curbs, malls, sand, crowds, ice, etc. No problems like I had with the wheels of my full sized (PP.
For an infant there is also an option to zip up the end of the seat for safety and infant seat compatibility.
Great stroller overall. I've had alot of brands in the last 6 years and this is one of the best overall options I've seen and used.
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