Inglesina Aptica XT Travel Quattro System-Black/Charcoal Grey
Inglesina

Inglesina Aptica XT Travel Quattro System-Black/Charcoal Grey

The BubsNest Verdict

The Inglesina Aptica XT is a luxury, all-terrain travel system that UK parents find stylish, comfortable, and easy to steer. Many highlight the cosy carrycot, quick one-handed fold, and robust wheels with independent suspension for a smooth ride. However, some caution it is pricey and bulky, with a small shopping basket that struggles in thick mud. Overall, it's a solid choice for adventurous families who want a high-end pram for city and countryside use.

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Lo que dicen los padres

Análisis experto de BubsNest de 4 discusiones en foros de padres

“Stylish, comfortable travel system with robust wheels and smooth suspension”

7.6

Solid Choice

The Inglesina Aptica XT is a luxury, all-terrain travel system that UK parents find stylish, comfortable, and easy to steer. Many highlight the cosy carrycot, quick one-handed fold, and robust wheels with independent suspension for a smooth ride. However, some caution it is pricey and bulky, with a small shopping basket that struggles in thick mud. Overall, it's a solid choice for adventurous families who want a high-end pram for city and countryside use.

Lo que les encanta a los padres

Stylish designParents praise the Aptica XT's sleek, premium look and feel, with one calling it 'formidable' in appearance.
Comfortable for babyThe carrycot is widely described as cosy and supportive, with an ergonomic 'Welcome Pad' to ensure proper posture.
Easy to manoeuvreReviewers find the Aptica XT a 'dream to steer', with robust wheels, independent suspension, and one-handed folding.

Vale la pena saberlo

Bulky when foldedSeveral parents note the Aptica XT takes up a lot of space in the home and car when folded, which could be an issue for smaller living spaces.
Struggles in thick mudWhile the all-terrain wheels handle most surfaces well, a few users report the pram gets stuck in deep mud or grass.
Small shopping basketThe under-seat storage is described as quite small, which could be limiting for longer shopping trips.

Ideal para

  • Families who live in the countryside or frequently explore nature
  • Parents who want a high-end, stylish travel system for city and suburban use

Quizás no apto para

  • Families with limited storage space at home or in their car
  • Parents who need a large shopping basket for weekly grocery trips

Consejos de padres

Before You Buy

Measure your car boot and home entryways to ensure the Aptica XT's bulky folded size will fit

Getting the Most Out of It

Take advantage of the carrycot's overnight sleeping suitability for longer trips out

Safety Note

Be cautious on very muddy or grassy terrain as the wheels can get stuck, potentially tipping the pram

Detalles del producto

THIS PACKAGE INCLUDES: Aptica XT System Quattro Chassis-Black Aptica XT Seat Unit-Charcoal Grey Aptica XT Carrycot-Charcoal Grey Darwin Car Seat-Charcoal Grey Darwin I-Size Base Stand Up Aptica XT is the new Systen Quattro by Inglesina, for off-limits walks. Thanks to the exclusive Adaptive Cruise System, it dynamically adapts to all terrains and your childs growth, always guaranteeing maximum well-being and an agile and fluid handling even in the most extrem conditions.  Aptica XT System Quattro Chassis and Aptica XT Seat Unit The Aptica XT's chassis is design to tackle all terrain and overcome any obstcals thanks to its large wheels,double layers tyers, and adjustable suspensions, which ensure maximum comfort at all times. The manoeurability and ease of opening and closing with one hand will make every move a breeze. The special closing system prevents the handle from touching the ground, this will ensure maximum hygiene and safety for you and your baby. With the Aptica XT seat unit moving and exploring spaces is really childs play. The wide reversible seat, the reclining back rest and leg-rest,along with the exclusive functions of the chassis, will make every trip a unique and inimitable adventure. Thanks to the wide and padded seat (53cm x 33cm) your child will be comfortable even when they are older.  The reversible seat allows the stroller to be used in two different directions.Facing the parent for the first few months when the baby needs reassurance from the gaze and contact of mum and dad, facing the street for when they are older. The right time to change direction? It will be the child itself who will make it clear: if they turn continuously to look around, then it will mean that they are ready to discover the world and that will be the right time to position the seat so that it faces the street. FEATURES: Large wheels and easy operation Double Layered Tyers Adjustablke suspension Adaptive Cruise System Easy open and close with one hand Spacious storage b

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