Mountain Buggy
A leading brand when it comes to strollers, Mountain Buggy promises quality, style and convenience. They specialize in jogging strollers, full-size strollers, travel strollers, double strollers and car seat adapters to keep you and baby feeling comfortable while on the move.
Buying a Mountain Buggy Strollers
The Mountain Buggy product range is super diverse, so how do you know which of their strollers is the right choice for you and your little one? The good news is that you cannot go wrong when investing in Mountain Buggy strollers and accessories. Having said that, two of the most popular among the Little Canadian online shoppers include the Mountain Buggy Nano stroller and the Mountain Buggy Duet.
The Mountain Buggy Nano Stroller
This stroller is loved by parents because it is extremely lightweight (it weighs a mere 13 lbs), boasts a streamlined design and is small enough to use as a travel stroller. It is just 54 x 31 x 51cm when folded, which means that it can be taken as a carry-on on most airlines. It has a 2 position recline, a 5 point harness and extendable sunroof. Looking for a Mountain Buggy Nano car seat adapter? It comes with one built right in!
The Mountain Buggy Duet Stroller
This classy double stroller is perfect for transporting twins or siblings. Many will agree that it’s currently the most compact, fully featured, all-terrain side-by-side available on the market – and it’s the same width as a single stroller! It comes with an easy to use 5-point safety harness with adjustable shoulder straps and crotch strap, as well as individual leg rests for your children’s comfort.
The Mountain Buggy Bag Rider
Designed for families who travel regularly, the Mountain Buggy Bag Rider is often referred to as a ‘life-saver’. It transforms from a regular carry on into a travelling seat for toddlers up to 15kg/33 lbs.
Need help buying from the extensive Mountain Buggy product range? The Little Canadian staff is here to assist you. Contact us now on 416-619-4541 or customerservice@littlecanadian.ca.
