Bebeconfort Cloudy
Pros / Cons
Pros
- Three air-filled wheels suit uneven walking routes better than the small solid wheels of a compact city pushchair.
- The handlebar has seven positions, the basket carries up to 5 kg, and the rear wheels detach for storage.
Cons
- Cloudy is not a running stroller: Bebeconfort’s manual excludes running, skating and other sporting activities.
- At 12.3 kg, it takes effort to lift repeatedly; the stroller seat cannot turn to face the parent.
Product Facts
- From Age
- Birth
- Weight
- 12.3 kg
- Max Weight
- 22 kg
- Stroller Type
- Everyday stroller
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Choose Bebeconfort Cloudy when daily walks often cross park paths, broken paving or other uneven ground. Its three air-filled wheels give it a more purposeful rough-route setup than a compact pushchair with small solid wheels. The handlebar adjusts through seven positions for adults sharing the push, while the reclining seat is intended for children from birth to 22 kg, approximately four years. A 5 kg basket carries everyday supplies, and the rear wheels detach when storage space is tight.
The tradeoff is handling away from the path. Cloudy weighs 12.3 kg, so repeated stairs and boot loading take effort. The seat faces forward only, and the pneumatic tyres need pressure checks and can puncture. Bebeconfort’s manual says it is not suitable for running, skating or any other sporting activities; keep it to walking routes.