The Peg Perego Uno Stroller

 Our Stroller Review

We give this stroller a rating of 5 / 5 stars based on our 7 critierias of what makes a great stroller.  Read on to see why this stroller will suit your lifestyle and see 
what's included.

• Travel Convenience
• Safety
• Mobility
• Durability
• What parents will love
• What your baby will love
• What we don't love so much

Travel convenience:  The best feature of all is the reversible handlebar.  With one hand, you can let your baby view the world or you!  It is much easier to use than the Peg Perego Pliko Switch Classico Stroller, where you would need to take the seat out to switch it around!

Safety:  With a 5-point adjustable harness, your baby will safely grow up in this stroller from a car seat travelling system (separately sold) upto 30 lbs.

Mobility:  Other than the Peg Perego Si Stroller, the Peg Perego Uno Stroller has compatible A+ wheels with smooth "Zero Radius Turning" in rear-facing mode for effortless turning in tight spaces.  We actually prefer these wheels more than the Si Stroller.

Durability:  Parents trust Peg Perego for many reasons, one of them is because they are one of the leading brands in baby products and have been recognized for the past 50 years for it's quality. As for usage wise, this stroller has a maximum weight of 30 lbs.

What parents will love:  We just have to mention it again, comparable to the Bugaboo Cameleon with the reversible handle - but saving you more than half the cost!  Of course, there are other many differences between the two, but the maneuverability is similar between the two except that the Uno Stroller has a way better sun canopy, an actual snack tray and a storage basket underneath! 

What your baby will love:  The detachable zippered leg cover is great for cold weather and small infants.  We also love the snack tray, multiplie seat positions and most of all the choice of facing the world on fun trips or face their parents when they are in need of security.

What we don't love so much:  It's the 2nd heaviest stroller compared to the Peg Perego Skate Stroller, so it's only the reversible handlebar that we prefer this over the Peg Perego Pliko Switch Classico Stroller for the exact same price!  Whereas the switch classico has the option of a travel system package to save you money and it has a bassinet style option to convert to a stroller seat.

Once again, Peg Perego likes to separate all these good functions in different strollers either to make life more difficult for parents or to force you to buy the one that has it all, which is the most expensive one - the Peg Perego Skate Stroller. 

Included 

Uno With a reversible handle, quickly and easily convert from carriage to stroller so baby can face you or face the world.

• Reversible handlebar has variable height adjustments and a detachable cup holder.
• Travel System compatible - our Primo Viaggio SIP 30-30 (USA market) / Primo Viaggio SIP (Canadian market) car seat* (sold separately) attaches easily.
• Smooth "Zero Radius Turning" in rear-facing mode for effortless turning in tight spaces.
• Large, handy storage basket.
• Hood converts to a sun canopy with two-way zipper.
• Tray with drink holder attaches easily to front bar.
• Includes a detachable zippered leg cover.
• Multiple seat recline option

Specifications 

Dimensions

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