Pushchairs521/34452)Mamas & Papas£149.99*Credit options available find out moreCheck stockTell us where you are to check stock:123456789Add to TrolleyAbout this productThe original big little stroller. We know what it's like: You're tired of dragging round a large stroller they've outgrown, but you still want something that's comfortable. The Armadillo has loads of stretching room and comfy padding for long walks and short naps, plus you can fold it away with one hand to a surprisingly compact size. A compact second stroller that's full of stretching room and comfy features. Xxl hood - upf 50+ fabric for maximum protection in every kind of weather. 2 reviewsOverall rating (5)QualityEase of usePortabilityDesignQuestions & answersAsk a questionBoring but important info*Prices correct as displayed but are subject to change. Buy Mamas & Papas Chicco Infant Carrier Adaptors Buy Obaby Atlas Black/Grey Stroller - Red with Buy Mamas & Papas Zoom Pushchair PackageAvailable from these sellers.
2015 Model Year Stroller! Product Dimensions29.1 x 19.5 x 10.2 inches #85,223 in Baby (See top 100) 5 star54%4 star15%3 star12%2 star11%1 star8%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsExcellent Stroller- Huge Canopy!Not jet black BUT we love it and love the color!Secondary travel stroller reviewDesigned by a masochistic IQ180 puzzle masterlove my stroller! Mamas & Papas Armadillo Stroller (Lemon Drop) Mamas & Papas Armadillo Stroller - Blue Indigo Mamas & Papas Stroller Cup Holder ZOE Umbrella XL1 Single Stroller, BEST - Black See and discover other items: recline strollerPushchairs521/3249Mamas & Papas£149.99*Credit options available find out moreCheck stockTell us where you are to check stock:123456789Add to TrolleyAbout this productThe original big little stroller. Questions & answersAsk a questionBoring but important info*Prices correct as displayed but are subject to change.Please note item 5213249 has previously been on sale at £139.99
Buy Nuna Pepp Luxx Pushchair - Scarlet Buy Hauck Speed Plus Pushchair - Night We know what it's like. You're tired of dragging round a massive stroller they've outgrown, but you still want something that's comfortable. That's why we created the armadillo. It's got all the big features you love, like loads of stretching room and comfy padding for long walks and short naps, but you can fold it away to a surprisingly compact size in seconds, with just one hand. Armadillo also has a 5 point safety harness to make sure that your baby is safe and secure whenever you’re out and about. Includes chassis, seat unit, canopy and shopping basket. Accessorize with the all seasons footmuffs, diaper bags or parasols, all sold separately. Dimensions: H: 39.5" x W: 21.6" x D: 30" approx. Folded Size: H: 11.8" x W: 21.6" x D: 28.3" approx. Weight: 17.6lbs approx. Age Suitability: Birth - 50lbs approx. Car seat compatible with: Cybex Aton/Aton2/Aton Q Nuna Maxi Cosi Citi/Pebble/Cabriofix/Mico Graco Snugride Click Connect Chicco KeyFit 30 Car seat adapters sold separately.
Product Dimensions36.2 x 21.6 x 39.4 inches Minimum weight recommendation6.6 Pounds Maximum weight recommendation33.1 Pounds #36,122 in Baby (See top 100) in Baby > Strollers > Standard Shipping Advisory:This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply. 5 star54%4 star32%3 star5%2 star5%1 star4%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsExpensive looking stroller|... this stroller for 2 years now and have really enjoyed it. I bought the car seat attachment for ...| Great All-around StrollerIt's fine overall but flip is a great feature which this ...| Mamas & Papas Armadillo Stroller (Black Liquorice) Mamas & Papas Armadillo Car Seat Adapter (Maxi-Cosi) Mamas & Papas Armadillo Car Seat Adapter (Chicco)Mamas & Papas Armadillo Stroller - Black Liquorice 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647484950 Add to Registry Add to Favorites
Mamas & Papas Reversible Liner - Stripe$24.99$Mamas & Papas Armadillo Adapter for Cybex / Nuna$29.99$Mamas & Papas Armadillo Adapter for Chicco$59.99$Mamas & Papas Armadillo Adapter for Maxi-Cosi$ Stroller weight: 17.6 lbs Usage Age/Weight Capacity: Birth to 50 lbs Open Dimensions (in): 39.5 H x 21.6 W x 30 L Folded Dimensions (in): 35 H x 21 W x 13 D Lie flat from birth Convert into a travel system Fold & open with one hand Travel system compatible (adapters sold separately). Full recline for long, leisurely naps on the Adjustable legrest for extra comfort during naps. Fold and unfold in just seconds with a single step. You're tired of dragging around a massive stroller they've outgrown, but you still want something that's comfortable. That's why Mamas & Papas created the Armadillo. Features: Wriggle room - big seat designed to let them stretch Quick, easy fold - opens in seconds with just one hand Full recline - for long, leisurely naps Adjustable leg rest - for extra comfort during sleeps XL hood - gives maximum weather protection Peek-a-boo window - for quick check-ups Bags of space - lots of shopping basket room for you Easy rider - lockable front swivel wheels for extra stability off-road Flip-flop friendly brake - for easy stop and go Travel-friendly - easy carry handle Safe on the
road - car seat compatible Specifications: Age/Weight Capacity: Birth - 50 lbs (approx 3 - 4 years old) Product Weight: 17.6 lbs Basket Capacity: 6.6 lbs Mamas & Papas Armadillo Stroller - Black Liquorice Compact and easy fold We also have the Urbo2, Mammas & Papas make beautifull products. way better than others! Great stroller-the locking device on straps are a hassle Great little, big stroller at a great price This is a pretty snazzy stroller!Courtesy Mamas & Papas Who tried it: Rennie Dyball, senior editor Why she did it: My 5-month-old daughter was starting to get bigger so I needed to find a sturdy stroller that wasn’t too heavy. But how many baby rides have the best of both worlds? The new Mamas & Papas Armadillo comes pretty close. A cross between a multi-featured, full-size stroller and a lightweight model, it’s a lovely little hybrid that boasts more pros than cons. And for its price point ($250), you get a lot of bang for your buck.
The company calls it their “Big Little Stroller,” and that’s an accurate way to sum it up. With four strollers currently residing in my apartment (and having test-driven many more), I’ve logged dozens of miles with my little babe in tow. Here’s how I found the Armadillo to break down, feature by important feature. It’s the most important part of any stroller for the passenger, and the Armadillo seat was a hit with my little test driver. It’s that deep, “bucket” style that babies seem to enjoy, with plenty of padding to boot. A full recline with a long leg rest makes it a great fit for naps at any age, and it’s compatible with infant car seats. The only con for me is the harness, which is slightly more difficult to operate than that of other stroller brands. My husband likes to poke fun at me for talking about the way a stroller “handles,” but any parent who pushes these things around for hours will know what I mean. A stroller is your baby vehicle, especially for city dwellers, and it needs to feel good to push around.
The Armadillo handles quite well, even in the one-handed steering department. (If you’re an expectant mom, just wait: you’ll need to push your stroller with just one hand far more often than you think.) And the company says it tests its strollers by replicating pushing a 3-year-old 143 miles over a rocky road. So, at least on paper, it should hold up for the long haul. This stroller is small enough to feel like I can be nimble on the city streets and not go crashing through store doorways, but big enough to feel stable. At 17.6 pounds, it’s a manageable weight for a stroller. Easy enough to take in and out of a trunk? Up and down subway stairs? Depends on the user. I love that it’s got four wheels (personally, I find that three-wheeled strollers tend to feel like they could tip) and the biggest sun canopy of any stroller I’ve seen. Lots of consumer products claim to be intuitive, but this one really is — I was able to figure it how to fold and unfold the Armadillo with minimal effort.
The all-important storage basket is generously sized. You’re not going to carry home a week’s worth of groceries in it, but I was able to fit a small purse, a portable changing pad, hat and gloves without a problem. And the best part is, I could still fold the stroller with all that stuff inside. The peek-a-boo window is also a nice touch — it’s secured with magnets, not Velcro, which could wake a sleeping tot. At 5’7,” the fixed handle was a comfortable height for me, but for the taller mamas and papas out there, it may be a bit on the low side. Again, my husband would have a good chuckle. But I say pick a stroller you’ll enjoy looking at day in and day out, and the Armadillo is cute as a button (especially when my little one take it for a ride, see below). It comes in several colors, including a cheery yellow, which brightened up my cold, gray test drive. And if where you live is anything like NYC, the sidewalks are probably dominated by a handful of the most pervasive stroller brands, so it’s fun to have something a little different.