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The only thing I don’t like about Bugaboo Fox is that the seat back doesn’t recline so your child is always in the seating position no matter how far the seat is reclined

What I like the most about the Cybex Priam is that the bassinet is higher up, meaning you can reach your baby from behind the handle. With the Bugaboo you need to step to the side of the stroller in order to reach your baby.

We have the e-priam and we absolutely love it!

Bugaboo fox 3 is my favourite ever pram… and I’ve had a lot… however they have massively let down without having an adjustable footrest… the also went back with the 5 with the handle… it makes such a rattly noise compared to the 3 which is silent. And added more plastic to get damaged easier.. the chassis scratches easier on the 5 than the 3 too… I rectified the footrest problem with a universal footrest form Amazon it is ugly but does the job

Do you have any videos on replacing the brake wire on a redsbaby pram? Thanks 😊

Ive never had as many problems with any fox as with the fox 5. It can’t even take a good pour down in the rain. The front wheels go all clicky and cracky. For days afterwards. I am starting to miss the indestructible buffalo I used to have.

With our first child on the way we have the option of taking the E-Priam from my SIL or buy the Fox 5. The big problem I have with the Priam is that it is completely useless off-road. And I mean simple forest trails 80 year old use for their Sunday afternoon stroll. Is there any way to fit better wheels onto the Priam so we can use this not only in the city but also for walks in the park or forest? Or do we really need to go with the Fox 5 (or something completely different) to solve this issue? Thanks!

My main concern with the priam is how narrow the seat gets at the bottom and that it doesn't curve up on the sides its just flat. Does anyone see that being a problem? (Having a girl btw)