Nuna Pepp Stroller Review

 Nuna Pepp Stroller Review

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 Alice Cooper once said that the greatest three minutes of your life is on the last day of school, before summer, when you're waiting for the bell to ring.

  I think it's pretty thrilling, too He wrote a song about it. I used the Nuna Pepp to bear witness to the unbridled joy that is about to explode.

 

 See, right now the halls are empty. But not for long! Soon the kids will come rushing out, whooping and hollering, hands up in the air, waving their arms.

Here comes the vice-principal. He's going to try and keep order. But once that bell rings, it's futile.

 Here we go now! Whoo hoo!

While the kids are running wild, let's discuss the Nuna Pepp. It's a new stroller to the US, and it really has that innovative Dutch design look..

Remember, though, every stroller we've reviewed from the Netherlands, and there have been many, are not only about form, but function. Ergo, this seat is really huge and padded. It is wide enough to double as an infamous "stroller adult seat."

 

But it has a legrest that comes up, too. It is so sturdy that SP 2.0 has no trouble sitting cross-legged on it.

 The handle is height adjustable, and the recline is done by zippers.

 From the side, you can see how easy it is to get into the basket. And check out the stability bar.

 Here it is closer up. That, and the rubber bar on the bottom, are designed as to act as shock absorbers. That means a smoother ride over bumps and cracks.

 Even though these small wheels would characterize it as an "indoor" stroller, I really had no trouble pushing it over this grass, and tree roots. Maybe because they have ball bearings.

 It is also designed to carry a child up to 50 pounds, and we are a long ways from that.

 

 The Nuna Pepp is a good choice for summer travel, joining the increasingly crowded niche of small, single handle, one-handed push strollers. We had a lot of fun running it around the StrollerQueen Obstacle Course.

  You're free now, but you'll be mine in the fall!

 The flat fold is really awesome on the Pepp. It stands folded, and there is a carry handle that you can grab to roll it behind you.

Nuna Pepp

Weight: 21.5 pounds

Width:  21.5"

Length: 25"

Height: 37"-42"

Seat Width:  14"

Seat Depth: 9"-15"

Seat Back: 17.5"

Seat to Canopy: 2"

Drop to Footrest: 10"

Seat to Floor: 16"

Folded: 33"x 33" x 9"

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