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LoveNCare, Bray, Wicklow.

  • 05-02-2008 7:23pm
    #1
    Shelli
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    Has anyone bought a pushchair from this company? http://www.lovencare.ie/prams_strollers.shtml

    Their showroom is a bit of a trek for me to get to but I've looked everywhere for a jogger pram with inflatable wheels (reasonably priced). Not too fussy about new or secondhand, I just can't find one anywhere.


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  • #2
    cjt156
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    We've had one since our eldest was about 14 months. Given as a present but we have bought accessories from that shop as we're local.
    Ours is the Rapid 3 wheeler. I think its an Ozzie company as the buggy came with a mozzie net but no rain cover! We got one and a toddler seat later from there.
    Its the business, we used it as a pram for our infants and as a buggy up to age 3. We've always taken it on holiday as its great for off-pavement; beaches, hills, forest walks.
    Its a bit big & heavy for lifting in & out of the car but the large(ish) wheels with inflatable tyres mean its really easy to push. The handle bar makes it easy to control with one hand - can hold hands with a toddler too; we'd use it more than the little Maclaren for that reason.

    I'd say its worth the trek but check what accessories come as standard.


  • #3
    DubOnHoliday
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    can you tell me where in Bray they are, the website isn't so informative!


  • #4
    Shelli
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    The website is useless TBH, no prices, no phone number, no email or anything.


  • #5
    cjt156
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    If you take either the M50 or M11 southbound & take the Second Bray Exit (Fassaroe).
    Then head into Bray town. After 500 meters or so there's a string of shops called the Egan centre. This is the only retail area along the stretch of rural/residential & so easy to spot.
    The shop is one of the first in the strip.

    Edit; google maps - Bray; look for M50 fassaroe exit & its on the upper dargle road.


  • #6
    lizzyd66
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    My sister bought one for her youngest and it is great - really easy to push and is still in good nick 3 years later. Also great if you buy one of the models which has an add on toddler seat - will really come into its own if you are thinking of an addition to the family. Must easier to push than a double buggy.


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  • #7
    LegacyUser
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    does anyone know if the shop is still there


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