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hennaoj 
Posted: 17/04/13 20:28:55 55

I Still have my Peach Joggger and my 2 year old has lots of room in it.  He still likes facing me  and I love chatting to him but for the odd shopping trip we do have a lighter buggy for just nipping in and out of the car too.  It's great for days out with the big basket underneath and all terrain tyres, still very easy to push with a heavy toddler in and he's really comfy in the padded seat.  We have another baby on the way now so are looking forward to using the carrycot on the jogger again in October as it is lovely and cosy.

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hennaoj 
Posted: 04/09/12 13:28:59 59
<p class="MsoNormal"><span lang="EN">Peach Jogger - Another update!

<p class="MsoNormal"><span lang="EN">I'm still using my Peach Jogger for my now 18 month old baby.  Many people have already switched to umbrella fold buggies by this stage but I find that they look uncomfortable, with no suspension or air tyres and no solid backs to the seats.  Olly still loves his pushchair and he still looks small in it!  I love the big basket for shopping and the very handy cupholder.  Olly still fits in the carrycot for his daytime naps in the house, which is really handy and easier than carrying him upstairs.

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hennaoj 
Posted: 21/08/12 15:10:57 57
<p style="color: #444444; font-family: arial, sans-serif; line-height: normal;">Update on iCandy Peach Jogger:

<p style="color: #444444; font-family: arial, sans-serif; line-height: normal;">I still love my Peach Jogger now my baby is a year old.  He is a big baby yet still looks small in the Peach Jogger seat.  It's very cosy with the footmuff on, but I am a little worried that the footmuff might not be quite long enough for next winter - maybe a stay put blanket will work then.  I now have my permanent version of the jogger and the prototype has gone back, there is very little difference between the two.  The biggest difference to me is the material as it is now waterproofed, which is great and the basket material has changed to a more harder wearing material too and even has a handy loop in the bottom to store the air pump for the tyres.  I'm not keen on the huge safety label on the back of the seat but I don't notice it when pushing the jogger as I always have Oliver facing me.  I now have the cranberry colour instead of glacier because I love bright colours, it's dark enough a red for a boy but really stands  out and looks very posh.  I love my iCandy Peach, it's so much better than a boring buggy.

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hennaoj 
Posted: 21/08/12 15:10:40 40

<p style="color: #444444; font-family: arial, sans-serif; line-height: normal;">Update on iCandy Peach Jogger: <p style="color: #444444; font-family: arial, sans-serif; line-height: normal;">I still love my Peach Jogger now my baby is a year old.  He is a big baby yet still looks small in the Peach Jogger seat.  It's very cosy with the footmuff on, but I am a little worried that the footmuff might not be quite long enough for next winter - maybe a stay put blanket will work then.  I now have my permanent version of the jogger and the prototype has gone back, there is very little difference between the two.  The biggest difference to me is the material as it is now waterproofed, which is great and the basket material has changed to a more harder wearing material too and even has a handy loop in the bottom to store the air pump for the tyres.  I'm not keen on the huge safety label on the back of the seat but I don't notice it when pushing the jogger as I always have Oliver facing me.  I now have the cranberry colour instead of glacier because I love bright colours, it's dark enough a red for a boy but really stands  out and looks very posh.  I love my iCandy Peach, it's so much better than a boring buggy.

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hennaoj 
Posted: 09/01/12 13:42:35 35
<p class="western" style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">A couple of weeks ago we were in Florida for Christmas, it was an almost last minute decision by nearly my whole family to spend Christmas there! We took the Peach Jogger of course for my three year old and 10 month old to use (we bought my older son a cheap buggy after a couple of days). My 3 year old still fits in the pushchair with room to spare and it very comfy in it, he didn't like giving it up for his younger brother! I ordered a Peach travel bag for the flight as the jogger travel bag isn't available yet and it fitted in, it was a tight fit though. We carried the wheels into the aircraft cabin with us as we didn't fancy having to deflate and reinflate if they went in the hold. Luckily the wheels are very easy to remove and replace.

<p class="western" style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">The Peach Jogger was fantastic in Disney World, nimble and the large basket was very handy for all our baby and toddler gear. We ended up using the iCandy Palm sunshade quite a lot as temperature was 10 degrees Celsius higher than normal for winter in Florida and it was very sunny. The Palm sunshade was fantastic, it stopped Oliver getting burnt and he slept very easily under it. We had fun on the beach with the Peach Jogger too, especially on Christmas day. It was easier to pull rather push it through the soft sand though. It's very easy to clean the sand off the Peach Joggers chunky frame and tires too. I've taken a lovely photo of it on the beach, it looks fantastic.

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