Strollers

Bugaboo Buffalo Stroller Spotlight Review

By Pregnancy Editors

Have you been looking for a stroller with the style of the Bugaboo Cameleon but the ruggedness of the Bugaboo Donkey? Meet the Buffalo. It’s like a love child of both strollers.

The Buffalo is a luxury stroller with a smart design, innovative features, and amazing maneuverability.

SEAT

The Buffalo seat has a weight capacity of 50 lbs which is much higher than we are used to with a Bugaboo. The stroller can be used from birth (with the included carrycot) . The seat is 13″ wide with a 19″ seat back and a measurement of 22″ from back of seat to canopy. The adjustable, 5-point harness keeps your little one safely in the seat and is easy to adjust. The seat has a one-handed recline that is easy to do with a white lever on the back of the seat. NOTE: An interesting fact about Bugaboo is that all their strollers’ white pieces have a function on the stroller.

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Bugaboo Buffalo Stroller Spotlight Review

By Pregnancy Editors

The Editors at Pregnancy are constantly scouring the news and best information to provide readers with the most accurate advice and latest trends in pregnancy and new motherhood. Together we’ve experienced most of the ups and downs of the pregnancy journey and are here to share and help you along the way.

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