Kinderkraft NAVA Walk

Pros / Cons
Pros
- Bicycle-trailer and pushchair modes cover rides followed by errands on foot.
- Adjustable suspension lets you change the setup within the manufacturer’s instructions.
Cons
- The double cabin needs more storage space than a single-child trailer; check its folded dimensions against your hallway or car boot.
Product Facts
- Max Load
- 60 kg/132.3 lb
- Seats
- 2
- Use
- Pushchair conversion
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NAVA Walk suits a family that wants to cycle with two children and continue on foot without transferring them to another pushchair. Its inflatable wheels and adjustable suspension are paired with rain, sun and insect covers. The double cabin and luggage space are useful for a day out, but check the folded frame against the space available at home and in the car.
The published 60 kg/132.3 lb figure is the total load including luggage. Check the instructions for individual child limits, seating readiness and bicycle attachment before use; it is not a 60 kg/132.3 lb child allowance. Tyres and suspension also need attention as part of the setup, rather than assuming the trailer is ready for every surface.