Quinny Hubb
 | Outdated Product Quinny offers an unusual but high-quality pushchair with an original design. Against the background of competitors, it looks rather strange due to a fairly wide chassis (57 cm) and a massive base - large wheels and a large luggage compartment. But the model was designed in this way for a reason - it is a real transformer that can be modified depending on your needs. Firstly, not only the walking block included in the kit, but also a cradle or a car seat can be installed on the frame. Secondly, you can supplement the “walk” with a second module, whether it be a cradle, a car seat or the same walking block. The result is not a single pushchair, but a convenient transport for twins or weather. Finally, thirdly, there is a reversible installation and several levels of attachment of the main un...it: in the middle or on the side, to make room for a second module or, for example, a large bag and even a suitcase. By the way, the luggage basket is another advantage of the model, as it can withstand a lot of weight, holds a lot of necessary things and has a hidden compartment for small things like a wallet and a phone. Quinny Hubb is quite stable and has good cross-country ability and manoeuvrability - large wheels are responsible for this, the front of which is swivel with the ability to lock in a straight position. True, the weight of the pushchair is rather big, so it will be problematic to lift it up the stairs in a house without an elevator every day, although the design folds to a more compact size. Also worth noting is the adjustment of the tilt of the entire unit from a sitting to a lying position, a deep hood that goes down to the bumper itself, a large mesh insert in the hood for better air circulation, 5-point harnesses and a height-adjustable parent handle. |
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Quinny offers an unusual but high-quality pushchair with an original design. Against the background of competitors, it looks rather strange due to a fairly wide chassis (57 cm) and a massive base - large wheels and a large luggage compartment. But the model was designed in this way for a reason - it is a real transformer that can be modified depending on your needs. Firstly, not only the walking block included in the kit, but also a cradle or a car seat can be installed on the frame.
Secondly, you can supplement the “walk” with a second module, whether it be a cradle, a car seat or the same walking block. The result is not a single pushchair, but a convenient transport for twins or weather. Finally, thirdly, there is a reversible installation and several levels of attachment of the main unit: in the middle or on the side, to make room for a second module or, for example, a large bag and even a suitcase.
By the way, the luggage basket is another advantage of the model, as it can withstand a lot of weight, holds a lot of necessary things and has a hidden compartment for small things like a wallet and a phone. Quinny Hubb is quite stable and has good cross-country ability and manoeuvrability - large wheels are responsible for this, the front of which is swivel with the ability to lock in a straight position.
True, the weight of the pushchair is rather big, so it will be problematic to lift it up the stairs in a house without an elevator every day, although the design folds to a more compact size. Also worth noting is the adjustment of the tilt of the entire unit from a sitting to a lying position, a deep hood that goes down to the bumper itself, a large mesh insert in the hood for better air circulation, 5-point harnesses and a height-adjustable parent handle.
