Graco Evo Trio Pushchair, Carrycot and Car Seat Travel System with Apron and Raincover, Eclipse

Product Information

I immediately fell in love with the pushchair so, like the character from Little Britain, I said to the Graco team, "I want that one!

Once they’re bigger you can then move the 3-in-1 to its final configuration by removing the carrycot and attaching the pushchair seat. Maximum weight capacity - seat load 15 kg Recommended age range (best to use with a child of) 0-24 months Reversible seat unit Yes Easy-release memory button(s) on the seat or the carrycot No L-shaped, bucket-type seat unit No Reclining backrest Yes, 3 positions Full-recline backrest (a bigger-than-a-150-degree-angle to a lie-flat) Yes Backrest recline type Rear-located recline mechanism (e. Please carefully examine the item before signing for it, as any physical damage reported after signing cannot be claimed. When I received the product, I noticed that the assembly instructions were quite hard to follow for both the Evo XT and the Snugsafe car seat.Once folded the Graco Evo was compact and fitted nicely into our Ford Focus boot, taking up about half the space. The SnugRide i-Size comes with removable newborn head and body supports which we have already removed as Essie is too big for those. As previously mentioned the final Graco product I was sent to review was the Evo XT Pushchair and although Noah doesn't use pushchairs like this anymore I was invited to share my initial impressions of the model.

At the time they did not seem secure enough and because I only had the picture instructions to go by, I was left feeling unsure whether it was correctly fixed. The only downside to this is that after being used to using the Graco Sky I was expecting the Graco Evo to stand up once I’d folded it, however, it fell straight on the floor as it doesn’t have the foot on it that the Graco Sky does to keep it standing unaided! You can adjust this using a button feature rather than a toggle which is another aspect I always prefer in a pushchair, so another thumbs up there. The seat liner and cosytoes are machine washable and all other fabrics on the pushchair can be sponged. The Graco Evo XT feels nice and smooth to push around; it manoeuvres well on pavements and is sturdy enough to tackle the unruly and sometimes hidden tree roots that hike up among the slabs on our street.Having only been available on the European market since 1997 the company has become one of the most recognisable brands in the UK for its car seats.