Name: Joie Float
Brand: Joie
Rating: 4.5 (1 reviews)

All specifications

Specifications Float

Main
Design	pushchairs
Type	single
Folding system	booklike type


Carrycot and walking unit
Backrest tilt adjustment
Adjustable footrest
Bumper bar
Viewing window
Harness type	5-point


Frame and chassis
Depreciation	spring
Number of wheels	4
Handle type	classic
Frame material	aluminum

Wheels
Double wheels	front and rear
Swivel wheels
Lockable front wheels
Rear wheels without axle
Wheels	rubber solid
Wheels rim	plastic


Delivery set
In box	seat unit shopping basket


General
Dimensions (unfolded) (LxWxH)	81x46x100 cm
Chassis width	46 cm
Dimensions (folded) (LxWxH)	37x46x100 cm
Seat width	32 cm
Weight (complete)	5.1 kg
Country of origin	United Kingdom
Added to E-Catalog	December 2015

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Model overview based on user reviews

The Joie Float pushchair is a lightweight and versatile stroller, weighing only 5.1 kg, making it easy to maneuver. It features a 5-point harness for safety and a spring suspension system that provides a comfortable ride, even on uneven surfaces. The stroller performs exceptionally well when facing away from the user, easily navigating stairs and trampled snow. However, when facing the user, it can be challenging to handle, especially for taller individuals due to the low handle height. The pushchair is equipped with lockable front wheels and a viewing window, enhancing convenience and usability. Overall, the Joie Float is a good model, particularly appreciated for its ease of steering and comfort for the child.

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good model, I liked it.

27 March 2016

Our flut passed the test drive) from the merits: really awesome STEPING up the stairs) but only in the position facing away from you. It seemed a little shaky, flimsy, but my daughter is comfortable, on the potholes due to this it cushions. On trampled snow it rides like on asphalt, on porridge it is quite tolerable with unlocked wheels. Very easy to steer.

In a position facing himself, he walks disgustingly even onto the curb. In the position facing him, it was not convenient for her husband to drive - a low handle, and steps on the wheels. It's convenient for me because I'm small. In the position facing away from you, there are no minuses at all)

use Joie Float week i recommend it should buy

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