All user reviews of Kinderkraft Grande

Great option if on a budget.

I bought it as a gift for my baby cousin, but I'm deffinetly gonna buy it again for myself when the time comes. The grandparents and me love everything about this stroller. My parents found some little things, but that would get this stroller into a different price category, that said I'm not including here. We wouldnt find a better stroller for this price here in Slovakia.

A really bad choice. I bought this after a Bugaboo and I did expect much less, compared to the BGB... I thought I will get used to a lower standard. But no. So many downsides that I ended up selling it after 3 months for almost nothing. I did think, what would I want for that price, but honestly, now I wouldn't want this pram even for free.

I had it and for that price, it lasted really well. Really a small tank. And also good looking, which, at this price point is not really seen often. I can heartily recommend it.

If I could do it all again I wouldn’t purchase this stroller. After using it for 3 months I’ve come to the conclusion there are more negative points than positive. Yes, it does look good, it’s spacious for the baby, it has a large basket and it comes with a leg and rain cover.

All good points that you want when buying a stroller but on the down side the back rest doesn’t come right up so baby is at an awkward angle which means he slides down the seat and is only stopped by the belt which then pushes constantly on his crotch. He also is looking down his nose if he wants to see straight ahead, and on top of that, the backrest and seat are as hard as a piece of wood with no padding. This is the biggest fault for me.

The steering and suspension are hard so it’s not very easy to control with one hand. The basket isn’t easily accessible either.

We got it for a 2.5yo for naps, and he fits in there even with a footmuff.

For an undemanding mom and a low price, I would say it's fine.

The push is not very comfortable with this pushchair. It is almost impossible for me to push it with one hand when I am holding my other kid (or cell phone) in the other. Also, I mind the leg rest when folding the Grande - it goes either upwards, meaning the fold is longer, or downwards, but not completely, so it protrudes. After a month, the zipper on the rear pocket broke, I had to remove it completely. And I don't like the PU leather cover on the handlebar, because I can feel the zipper.

This was supposed to be a great pushchair with everything I needed. But its driveability makes it all wrong.

An excellent pushchair for, you could say, a very low price. It drives beautifully, even though it's not much for off-road. The under-seat basket is large enough (5-7 kg potato pack is no problem 🙂). The rain cover fits well - I would, however, appreciate more vents in it.

I bought it for occasional use with my DD (for the summer and autumn) - and it did what I expected it to. However, since I had a different stroller before, where the suspension was very soft, I missed some suspension like that here a lot (and next time, I will look at this feature much more closely when choosing a stroller). Other than that, a very good stroller for a great price 👍

This is a good stroller at an affordable price. Indeed, there are better quality strollers, but for such a low price, I have a brand new, elegant and compact stroller.

Lightweight, beautiful, but the folding doesn't work so smoothly, and the wheels wear down quite badly.

Nice stroller at a reasonable price 🙏

Our little one grew up from the previous stroller, so we had to buy a new one. We were looking for a new buggy for quite a long time. We were deciding between the Petite&Mars Street and this one. In the end, we decided on the Kinderkraft as we liked the design. We have a grey one with brown handles. The weight limit of 15 kg is also more than enough for us.

We use it whenever we go to the city for a walk. Our son sleeps in his bed, so we store it in the car. I appreciate that it can be folded quickly with one hand. Comparing it with our previous stroller, the folding is extremely easy.

The stroller is fantastic - with the exception of the wheels that could be better.

I had no other lightweight stroller, so I cannot compare it with anything else - and my review will be, therefore, more general. We are using it for one and a half months already. The wheels can handle standard sidewalks and roads very well. If there is a hole or a bumpy part, the ride is harsher. To get through our macadam road is also not that easy. I knew, though, that this size of wheels is not perfect for such terrain.

After long research, I finally decided on this model. It is easy to push. Surprisingly, right after our first ride with it, my daughter fell asleep in the seat. It is very lightweight - easy manipulation. Although it is not as small as those carry-on luggage-sized strollers, we didn't find its size bothersome at all - I especially like that its wheels are not that small. Performance is good even in our mountainous area - we'll see how it will be in winter (if the wheels won't disappoint).

In general - an easily maneuverable stroller with an effortless fold.

I find it to be a very acceptable lightweight stroller for bigger kids that don't fit (like our daughter) into the first stroller system's seat unit (we had the Mutsy Evo). Our little one is 1.5yo and still taking her afternoon naps in the stroller - and here, she has enough space. It's mainly an urban stroller, but we managed to tackle even our village's construction site.

The stroller I was looking for... I bought it for an older child (my daughter is 2 and a half years old). I tried quite a few strollers, so I have some experiences with them. I wanted a stroller for the summer and for my kids' noon naps (she's 35.5"; approx. 90 cm tall).

I must say, I am more than excited about this one. It doesn't fold as compact as a carry-on suitcase, but it's compact enough.

Lovely looking pushchair, but the breaks need working on.