Cosatto Supa Dupa
 | Outdated Product $476.00 up to $559.60 Design: pushchairs; Type: for twins; Folding system: umbrella; Depreciation: none; Number of wheels: 6; Frame material: aluminium; Double wheels: front and rear; Swivel wheels; Lockable front wheels; Wheels: polyurethane solid; Dimensions (unfolded) (cm): 70x72x103; Chassis width (cm): 72 |
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The original design with bright and stylish colours distinguishes Cosatto Supa Dupa among similar models. The British manufacturer tried to make this vehicle catch the eye of others not only because it is a pushchair for twins.
Sturdy and fairly compact cane
Cosatto Supa Dupa is a pushchair with cane folding mechanism. The model is quite compact in width (72 cm) and relatively light (less than 14 kg). By the way, skillful parents manage to drive into a slightly smaller doorway even with babies, partially folding the pushchair on the go.
"Walk" cane received 6 twin pairs of wheels, guaranteeing excellent stability. But all of them are quite small, so the cross-country ability and ease of control on a bad road leave much to be desired. The presence of swivel front wheels improves the manoeuvrability of the pushchair.
"Chips" of the manufacturer and a wealth of accessories included
The Cosatto Supa Dupa hoods, which can be folded out when necessary, have silicone niches for tablets, allowing you to combine a walk with watching cartoons. There is a pocket on the back of the hood with a speaker with a connector for connecting a player or a mobile phone: you can turn on a lullaby or your favorite song for the kids. In addition, the original rounded viewing windows are provided on the hood.
In addition to the standard accessories (raincoat, leg cover), the package includes two thermal bags for bottles, a cup holder, a pair of fleece headrests.
A serious drawback of Cosatto Supa Dupa is the lack of a protective bumper, which, however, can be purchased separately. Another disadvantage is the lack of a depreciation system. The disadvantages include rather narrow seats (28 cm), which become uncomfortable for rather large kids.
