Niagara Falls, Ontario: A Loola, which I’ve seen previously only in European baby magazines. It’s a Maxi-Cosi in the USA, but a Bebe-Confort in Europe. And not, apparently, available in Canada at all. This one came from across the pond:
The Loola’s a little different. The handles swivel, so that you can turn them inward, putting your hands in the same position as you would to push a stroller with a full bar across the back. If you like having the handles facing downward, that works, too. All of which is pretty cool, but two other things make the Loola at least a little more interesting than the average poussette.
First, there’s a switch on each side of the chassis that lets you lock or release the front swivel wheels without touching them. Neat, non? Fixed wheels or swivel, and no road muck to mess with.
Second, the seat is reversible, so it can face whoever is pushing it. And you can actually fold the Loola with the seat in the infant (facing the pusher) position! Revolutionary, just revolutionary. Can you even imagine how many seats I’ve had to rotate before I could fold any given buggy? I thought not.
There’s a carry cot available, too, so the Loola can be made into a small pram (but only if you’re buying in Europe). Umbrella foldability with amazing versatility. And a usable basket. Does it get any better than this?
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