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Bugaboo Cameleon Complete Stroller (Dark Grey Base, Orange Fabric)
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Bugaboo Cameleon Complete Stroller (Dark Grey Base, Orange Fabric)
- Reversible seat
- Reversible handlebar dor city and woods
- 2 Wheel position for sand and snow
- 3 position tilting seat
- Folds compactly
Product Description
Bugaboo Cameleon The Bugaboo Cameleon is for parents who don?t like to compromise. It is for parents who want it all. It is for parents who want the latest innovation, materials and brightest colors. The Cameleon reflects the different personalities of a family when the tailored fabric colors are mixed and matched with the base colors. The Cameleon stroller from Bugaboo is a complete stroller. It includes a DVD with the user kit for parents who may trouble working some of the nuances of the Bugaboo Cameleon. It features a reversible handlebar so mom or dad can see baby at any time. The seat is also reversible. It includes a seat and bassinet, both of which can be used separately from the Bugaboo stroller. The seat features a 3 position recline. The Bugaboo Camaeleon Complete Stroller distinguishes itself through its integrated functionality, streamlined design and unique personality. It is perfect for the trendsetting baby. Bugaboo products are known for their functionality and simplicity of use.
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Bugaboo Cameleon Complete Stroller (Dark Grey Base, Orange Fabric)
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- Publisher: Bugaboo
- Label: Bugaboo
- Studio: Bugaboo
- Average Customer Review: based on 1 reviews
- Sales Rank in Baby: #13402
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13 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Perfection on wheels 2007-01-09
Comment: TEST DRIVE IT! Go to [...] to find a retailer where you can test drive it (then come back here to make the purchase where you have more choices in color) at which point, my rave review will be moot. You'll be sold.
Until then:
Lets get the price out of the way, expensive for a single stroller?... perhaps... but the Cameleon is more than that (therefore its name). Its flexibility, its perks and ease of use mean that this is IT for you... no more stroller purchases, no regrets. Every parent I talked to before my purchase had been through multiple strollers: travel systems, joggers, compact, bulky... But a bugaboo is for life (ok, 4 years give or take, but you get my drift).
As for size, I drive a compact car and find the frame fits easily in my trunk. The bassinet and the seat fit easily in the trunk as well, but during the holidays I found that keeping the seat (or bassinet) in my back seat (next to car seat) allowed me to make better use of my trunk for shopping.
It doesnt feel bulky to me at all, nor do I find it burdonesome to fold (see lexus drivers review) though it took me a bit to get the hang of it. Indeed, the cameleon folds flatter and is 10 lbs lighter than comparable strollers (it weighs 20 lbs).
Not to mention: an incredibly smooth ride, turning on a dime with one hand, a "handy" hand break (soooo nice), shock absorbers!, a telescopic handle which flips over the carriage so you can change the direction your child faces or down to the ground so you can slide the stroller up to a cafe table like a highchair!
It looks great and its like driving a porsche--passers by stop you and other owners greet you as a member of the club.
There's a reviewer here who called it tipsy... I'm baffled, and tempted to impugn his/her reputation--or equilibrium, at least. I can push the Cameleon and make hairpin turns with 2 fingers (not recommended, however)!
At the corner coffee shop, I watch other strollers aghast: Parents with the joggers tip their strollers all the way back to make the right angle turn into the shop. Parents with the more common tiny, double-wheeled strollers fight with them like creaky shopping carts, lifting and shaking the stroller (and, therefore, CHILD) every few feet to get the wheels all pointing the same direction. THOSE children will be neurotic.
My child will, at least, be rested ... and stylish.
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Bugaboo Cameleon Complete Stroller (Dark Grey Base, Orange Fabric)
