Zooper Zydeco Z344 Jogger Stroller

The Bottom Line: besides the weight, this stroller has a lot to offer!

Review: Before buying a Zooper Zydeco I did my share of research of stroller and decided to get this particular stroller, despite of one little drawback is the weight. Here are the main reasons why I bought this stroller:

1. Big wheel = cushy ride...

The Bottom Line: If you're serious about walking and you don't have to fold the stroller down EVER, this is a great stroller for you.

Review: We live in a walker-friendly city with brick sidewalks. No 4-wheeler would suffice here--it would fall apart within months. We're also both at least 6' tall, so we needed a stroller with high handles. And I knew from my prior two children that we...

The Bottom Line: Highly recommend- perfect for walking, comfy for baby.

Review: First let me start by saying I live in the UK, and have to rely on a rubbish bus service in winter to get from A to B in my city. This, is the one and only thing that makes me regret spending #200 on this gorgeous stroller.
It's far too heavy...

The Bottom Line: If you want your little one riding in style, then look no further because the pros significantly outweigh the cons on this luxury stroller.

Review: We've been using this stroller for 2 years now, since my daughter was a newborn. We absolutely love it. It outshines its rivals (Mountain Buggy, BOB, etc) because it is so luxurious and comes with so many extras. It reclines fully so we were able to...

The Bottom Line: Do not recommend. It doesn't function well-enough to be worth the money, no matter how many included accessories it has (most of which I don't use anyway).

Review: We have had the 2006 Zydeco for a year, and taking the average over that year, have used it approximately once or twice a week. We had to have the seat replaced approximately 6 months ago, because the mechanism for raising and lowering it broke (it...

The Bottom Line: My recommendation is to not buy the product. The product is poorly made and there is no customer service to back the product up.

Review: I bought the Zydeco after much research into what stroller to buy. It has been nothing but a disappointment so far. The first time I went to use it, I noticed that one of the tires was completely flat (even though I had pumped up all 4 tires weeks...

The Bottom Line: For the price I would recommend a Quinny or Perego. I feel like I need driving lessons at times the way the swivel goes out of control.

Review: Very nice looking. Bought it for the jogging aspect, find the frame rather delicate for an all-terrain stroller. Very large and awkward when folded. For some reason I have to remove the hood to collapse it, I have already sent it back for repairs...

The Bottom Line: I would definitely not buy this stroller again. Sure, it looks good, but I would rather it performed well.

Review: I'd heard a lot of good things about Zooper and their customer service. I liked the look of their strollers and I was impressed with all of the features. We weren't really in the market for such an expensive stroller, but it seemed to include a lot...

The Bottom Line: Do not invest in this product. It's not worth the investment.

Review: My story is like so many others that I've read. I bought the red Zydeco, which was quite the conversational piece wherever I went. I took great pride in it because it was the one expensive thing I decided to splurge on (as a first time parent)...

The Bottom Line: I would recommend only if you didn't have to transport it from location to location.

Review: I can't say enough about the fabric used on this stroller. I felt like I was wrapping my baby in luxury. The straps are even covered with fabric! The seat had several reclining options, I love that I could reverse the handle, the sunshade is more...