I'm really enjoying seeing how Kiddy's products evolve over time. The Kiddy Click'n Move 3 is the latest incarnation of their successful buggy and travel system. You can use the Click'n Move chassis with a buggy seat like we do, with any of the Kiddy infant carrier car seats or with a Kiddy carrycot.
Holly is at an age now where she enjoys looking out at the world from her buggy but, depending on how clingy she is feeling that day, it is nice that she can also face towards me in the Click'n Move 3. The seat unit is incredibly easy to take on and off or to recline (my old travel system used to always bring me to tears every time I had to adjust it).
When the Click'n Move 3 first arrived, three things immediately struck me:-
1. It is phenomenally light. The aluminium chassis means it is so light compared to any other travel system I've touched. This means it is easy to manouvre and also means it is easy to get in and out of the car.
2. It is very narrow. This is the first buggy I've owned which fits through both my internal and external doors with ease.
3. The handlebars have a massive range of heights. This is brilliant for me because I always always suffer with the height of handlebars. As a tall woman there aren't many buggies whose handlebars go high enough for me but I think the Click'n Move would be just as good for the more petite parents out there.
Holly seems really comfortable sitting upright in the Click'n Move although there is a good level of recline. I found the 5-point harness easy to fit and adjust and the straps seem both sturdy and comfy.
My favourite feature of the Click'n Move 3 is the large sun canopy which stretches a long way down over the buggy to provide plenty of protection. I'm also really impressed with the removable bumper bar. Not only is it easy to take on and off but it also unzips to reveal a light weight raincover for the lower body; the Click'n Move does come with a raincover but this little extra in the bumper bar is great for unexpected showers or just to provide a little protection for the legs.
Little gripes about the Click'n Move include the fact that it doesn't collapse to a very compact shape. It is an improvement over my old travel system but I would say that there isn't much room for shopping in my boot once the buggy is in there. I also found the storage basket underneath the buggy to be hard to reach. Although it is a good sized space that it zips closed (and is even lockable with a small padlock through the zip) I found that for such a spacious buggy, the storage area seems small and a very long way from the handlebars which aren't ideal for hanging a changing bag from. I quite often end up pretty much sitting on the floor when I want to put something in or out of the storage area!
The suspension on the Click'n Move is also really impressive, there is a lot of bounce in the buggy as you push it over the pavement or 'off-road' and you know what... it feels good! All in all, I'm really happy with the Click'n Move 3 pushchair and I think that if you are planning a Kiddy car seat then it would be a perfect travel system solution from birth for use as a pram as well.
You can buy a Kiddy carrycot to fit on the Click'n Move 3 wheels and the Kiddy Evolution Pro infant carrier car seat is specifically designed to integrate with it. The Click'n Move 3 is available in 4 colours - ours is Stone.
You can follow Kiddy UK on facebook and twitter.
Holly is at an age now where she enjoys looking out at the world from her buggy but, depending on how clingy she is feeling that day, it is nice that she can also face towards me in the Click'n Move 3. The seat unit is incredibly easy to take on and off or to recline (my old travel system used to always bring me to tears every time I had to adjust it).
When the Click'n Move 3 first arrived, three things immediately struck me:-
1. It is phenomenally light. The aluminium chassis means it is so light compared to any other travel system I've touched. This means it is easy to manouvre and also means it is easy to get in and out of the car.
2. It is very narrow. This is the first buggy I've owned which fits through both my internal and external doors with ease.
3. The handlebars have a massive range of heights. This is brilliant for me because I always always suffer with the height of handlebars. As a tall woman there aren't many buggies whose handlebars go high enough for me but I think the Click'n Move would be just as good for the more petite parents out there.
Holly seems really comfortable sitting upright in the Click'n Move although there is a good level of recline. I found the 5-point harness easy to fit and adjust and the straps seem both sturdy and comfy.
My favourite feature of the Click'n Move 3 is the large sun canopy which stretches a long way down over the buggy to provide plenty of protection. I'm also really impressed with the removable bumper bar. Not only is it easy to take on and off but it also unzips to reveal a light weight raincover for the lower body; the Click'n Move does come with a raincover but this little extra in the bumper bar is great for unexpected showers or just to provide a little protection for the legs.
Little gripes about the Click'n Move include the fact that it doesn't collapse to a very compact shape. It is an improvement over my old travel system but I would say that there isn't much room for shopping in my boot once the buggy is in there. I also found the storage basket underneath the buggy to be hard to reach. Although it is a good sized space that it zips closed (and is even lockable with a small padlock through the zip) I found that for such a spacious buggy, the storage area seems small and a very long way from the handlebars which aren't ideal for hanging a changing bag from. I quite often end up pretty much sitting on the floor when I want to put something in or out of the storage area!
The suspension on the Click'n Move is also really impressive, there is a lot of bounce in the buggy as you push it over the pavement or 'off-road' and you know what... it feels good! All in all, I'm really happy with the Click'n Move 3 pushchair and I think that if you are planning a Kiddy car seat then it would be a perfect travel system solution from birth for use as a pram as well.
You can buy a Kiddy carrycot to fit on the Click'n Move 3 wheels and the Kiddy Evolution Pro infant carrier car seat is specifically designed to integrate with it. The Click'n Move 3 is available in 4 colours - ours is Stone.
You can follow Kiddy UK on facebook and twitter.
