Mountain Buggy Nano V2, An Impartial Review: Mechanics, Comfort, Use

The Mountain Buggy Nano V2 weighs 5.9 kilos and folds down to 51 by 30 by 46 centimeters, making it compact and suitable for airline carry-on luggage with the wheels removed.

The stroller has a weight capacity of 20 kilos in the seat and 5 kilos in the underslung shopping basket, with a larger and adjustable seat suitable for children up to at least three and a half years old.

Compatible with carry-cots and car seats, though the car seat attachment involves straps rather than plastic adapters, requiring more effort to set up.

Folding the stroller involves extra steps like removing the wheels and securing the handle and canopy section with a strap, making it slightly cumbersome for travel.

The chassis construction includes adjustable screws for brake cable maintenance and some riveted support bars that may loosen over time, potentially affecting sturdiness.

The stroller lacks suspension and has average 6-inch wheels, suitable for smooth terrains like airports and shopping malls but may not perform well on rough surfaces.

The folding mechanism involves internal wires and plastic parts that may be fragile and complex, potentially leading to issues like wire snapping or misalignment.

Maintenance of the chassis involves screws for brake adjustment and rivets for support bars, which may require drilling and re-riveting to address looseness and ricketiness.

The folding mechanism and support bars may contribute to potential problems with the stroller's sturdiness and folding mechanism durability over time.

The front end features 6-inch wheels without suspension, a swivel lock system with a metal peg, and potential issues with wheel wobbling and axle pressure on the housing tunnel.

The Mountain Buggy Nano V2 offers a budget-friendly option with a large and adjustable seat, suitable for limited-use vacation stroller purposes, but may have durability concerns with the folding mechanism and chassis construction.