Mountain Buggy nano
Specifications
RRP
$399
Weight
5.9kg
Age
birth-20kg (with carrycot)
6mo-20kg (with seat)
Dimensions
Unfolded: L 84 x W 56 x H 98 cm
Folded: L 51.5 x W 56 x H 30 cm
Storage basket
5kg
Wheels
4-wheel, EVA
5.5″ front
5.5″ rear, suspension
In the box
Frame
Seat fabric
Sun canopy
Travel bag
4 x wheels
Accessories
Bag rider
Carry bag
All weather cover set
Cup holder
Grab bar
Lambswool liner
Cocoon (bassinet)
Configurations
Seat
World facing
Multi position, including part recline
Capsule (adapters extra)
Newborn bassinet (extra)
Height adjustable handlebar
No
Peekaboo
No
Car seat compatibility
Adapter included for:
- Mountain Buggy protect
- Phil & Teds alpha
- Safe-n-Sound Unity
- Peg Perego Primo Viaggio (excluding 4/35)
- Maxi-Cosi CabrioFix
- Maxi-Cosi Pebble
- Maxi-Cosi Mico AP
- Chicco KeyFit
Warranty
1 year
Other Mountain Buggy prams:
Mountain Buggy nano (travel, this pram)
Mountain Buggy nano duo (travel double)
Mountain Buggy swift (compact)
Mountain Buggy MB mini (compact)
Mountain Buggy duet (double)
Mountain Buggy Cosmopolitan (all-terrain)
Mountain Buggy urban jungle (all-terrain)
Mountain Buggy terrain (all-terrain)
Mountain Buggy +one (full-size, expandable)
Pros and cons
Pros
+ Maneuverable
+ Good over bumps
+ Compact fold
+ Affordable
+ Lightweight
Cons
– Can be challenging to fold / get used to
– Basket scrapes on rough terrain
– Reported quality issues
– Limited recline, only 6mo+ for seat
– Strap cover easy to lose
– Small basket
Why you would buy it:
You want a popular compact travel pram that is cheaper than a Babzen Yoyo, and are willing to put up with the limitations.
Featured in reviews:
From around the web:
Mountain Buggy Nano Review – BabyGearLab – “A nice stroller to push and turn, but average in most other respects” 4
Compact Travel Stroller Mountain Buggy Nano Put To The Test – Our Globetrotters – “I think Mountain Buggy have come out tops with their Nano in this increasingly popular segment of the market.”
Mountain Buggy nano review: best travel pram? – Babies Who Travel – “I like it. No, I REALLY like it. I feel really happy with the purchase, we’re getting good sleeps, it moves well and I LOVE how it fits in my car.”
“So my sense is: if you’re happy for the results to be hit and miss – this is a great option. If you’re going to be heartbroken if you can’t carry it on – pay double for a YoYo zen, which seems more likely to consistently be allowed onboard.”