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Graco Quattro Tour RSS
The Quattro Tour is a paired down version of the Quattro Tour Deluxe and therefore, the same caveats apply.
One to consider
For a good well priced Travel System.
Expert review
This is a down-specked version of the Quattro Tour Deluxe with a few differences.
What you don't get:
'Soft' Carrycot, Car Seat Base, Reversible Hood, Clock and Temperature Gauge. This model is 4cm shorter and 4cm wider.
As the base for the Autobaby doesn't fit all cars, not having it here certainly isn't a problem - it can always be bought as an accessory.
So what you have here is a good value Travel System that will serve you well for shopping and walking but you won't be jumping on and off buses with it.
THE LOWDOWN
How practical? Practical for walking and shopping
Defining Features – The defining feature here has to be the amount that you get for your money
Car boot size: Medium
Upsides – A total solution
Downsides – Bulky and cumbersome when folded
Key considerations – Make sure you are happy lifting the pushchair and make sure that the Car Seat fits in your car
Ease of use – Easy
Budget – £299
Accessories to consider – Footmuff, Changing Bag and Raincover
Fact File
Top> Title: Quattro Tour
> Brand: Graco
> RRP: £199
> Age group: From Birth
> Weight: 11.9 kg
> Car seat compatible: Yes
> Carrycot compatible: Yes
> Width closed: 63 cm
> Height closed: 43 cm
> Length closed: 87 cm
> Width open: 63 cm
> Height open: 107 cm
> Length open: 98 cm
> Wheel size:
> Terrain: City Parks Urban
> Extending handles: No
> Extending range:
> Boot size: Family
> Facing parent: Parent facing only with Car Seat or Carrycot
> Raincover included: No
> Separate chassis: No
> Genuine lie-flat: Yes
> Travel: No
Tank like. Positives: - Massive basket. Can practically take a full weekly shop - Lots of cup holders and storage spaces for you and the baby - Most of the gear is included Negatives - Huge. Won't even fit up some shop aisles - The lie flat feature leaves even a pretty young child's legs hanging over the end, which looks so uncomfortable - Folds flat, but still the size of a small country. Doesn't fold flat when you have the car seat on it Overall, it's OK. Although it claims to last until your child is 3, it will drive you spare long before that. I was glad to move on to a Quinny Zapp when my first child got to 6 months, and I haven't used it for my second at all, preferring instead the absolutely wonderful Bugaboo Gecko.