The Graco Evo XT feels nice and smooth to push around; it manoeuvres well on pavements and is sturdy enough to tackle the unruly and sometimes hidden tree roots that hike up among the slabs on our street.

The plush fabrics combined with the tan leatherette touches give the pushchair a really luxurious look and feel. The straps are really strong and secure, the wheels are really good for general day to day use and the hood is really nice and comes quite far over. We used the Graco Evo during our holiday in Wales and walked with it through the forest and over stony ground as well as on our usual days out. Not only is this extremely useful for me (as I always have to ask Sam to re-thread our carseats – I’ve never got the hang of it! Yes, Graco Evo XT connects easily with any SnugEssentials i-Size infant car seat and Graco Evo luxury carrycot (products sold separately) manufactured after 2018.

Here at BabyBabyOnline we offer Card Payments, Paypal, BAC's and we now offer 2 more Payment Options. I’ve found the same with the SnugRide giving my older baby more room and comfort so we’ll be able to use it for longer – he was getting really frustrated in his previous infant car seat. As part of our Generation Graco duties we have been putting both the Graco Evo XT and the SungRide i-Size through their paces for the last month or so. I immediately fell in love with the pushchair so, like the character from Little Britain, I said to the Graco team, "I want that one!

The Graco Evo is fully reversible and can be forward facing or parent facing depending on the way you position the reversible seat on the Graco Evo frame.For alternative options aside from this Graco Evo travel system review you can read our Graco Evo XT review and the Graco Evo Mini review. The car seat covers are also removable and machine washable, and they come off and go back on really easily. The Graco 'Evo Pushchair' is suitable from birth and transforms from a lie flat pram to a fully reversible seat.

The Snug i-Size and the carrycot connect directly the on the frame without the need for special adapters. It really makes life easier and helps to save time, something I don't have a lot of now that I'm a mum of three! Compliant with the new i-Size regulations it means that Kipper can be kept rear facing in this seat up to 13kg which is around 18 months. The slide button also means that you don’t need to worry about doing it inadvertently while strolling.Although he wouldn’t outgrow his infant car seat until somewhere around 18-20 months, I was already thinking about upgrading him to a stage 2 seat just to save my sanity on car journeys!