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Quinny Zapp Demo

Posted by Susan under Baby

Based on looks alone, the Quinny Zapp leaves a serious impression – but this is no show stroller. The Quinny Zapp offers substance and style in equal measure. Beyond the Zapp’s distinctive appearance lies an exemplary feature that makes this European stroller stand out from every other three-wheeled stroller available today:

The Quinny Zapp has the smallest folded dimensions of any model in its class.
Team the tiny fold of the Zapp with its out-of-this-world appearance, light weight ergonomic frame, and an easy to manage swivel wheel configuration, and the result is one of the most exciting and eye-catching strollers yet to hit the US market.

The ergonomic frame of the Quinny Zapp folds down to a mere 27″” x 10″” x 11″” – it does not get any smaller than that. The Zapp comes with a matching travel bag that allows you to easily carry or transport this 13 lbs stroller, wheels, frame, and all. The lightness of the frame and maneuverability of the swivel wheels allow you to easily manage the Zapp with just one hand, and the locking mechanism for the front wheel makes more challenging terrains easier to deal with.

The US version of the Quinny Zapp has dual front swivel wheels
The Quinny Zapp has these accessories included:

Underside shopping basket
Sun canopy
Rain cover
Adaptor for the Maxi Cosi Mico Infant car seat
Mico car seat is rear-facing when used with the Adaptor
Bottom Line: If the stroller you’re searching for is light, quick, stylish, and folds up into a tiny package, the Quinny Zapp is for you. Like the Micralite Fastfold FTS — another 13 lbs. European stroller with an extremely small fold — the Quinny Zapp could be thought of as a souped-up umbrella stroller.

Both the Zapp and the Micralite have fabric seats. The Micralite has a slight seat recline, while the Zapp has none at all. The lack of a seat recline is the Zapp’s only notable limitation.

NOTE: It takes a few tries to get the hang of folding the Zapp. To get this ultra-compact fold requires two hands and a few steps. We recommend reading the Zapp’s instructions thoroughly, then practicing the folding and unfolding of the stroller a number of times before you head out with it.