Here is another pram that I have personally owned. It is ok, but after owning this pram, I don't think I am too keen on 4-wheel prams. It is probably me, not knowing how to work it though :).
The greatest thing about this pram is that it has a reversible handle, which I have never had with my first two children. So I did enjoy the experience of being able to see my munchkin. The Enigma has 4 wheels which can all be either swivel or fixed. In my opinion the best way to use it is to always fix the 2 front wheels, that is how I found it best to manoeuvre but you are not able to pull the pram backwards without the fixed wheels buckling. Nothing too major I guess but try each way and find what works for you.
The Enigma comes with a rain cover and boot cover, but it also has an attached sun/mesh cover which is fantastic but only comes down to cover the front bar and leaves a gap between bar and foot rest. But if using it to keep the sun out it should still be ok, but if mozzies are a concern then you should add some extra protection :(
It also comes with shoulder strap pads and a head rest. The suede is nice and soft and the colours of this pram are neutral so it would suit either male or female, which if you are keeping it a surprise is a bonus. The seat can either be laid back or sitting upright, I was not happy with this as it is described with multiple positions in the manual, which is misleading. Lastly, the basket underneath is a good size and you can access it from side zips if the pram is in the laid back position.
In conclusion, this is can be ideal if you want to see your baby all the time face to face. I wouldn't recommend this pram for tall people as my partner often kicks the wheels whether it's in reverse or not. I would recommend for daily use but only if you didn't have to take it in the car, It's great as a second pram or for the grandparents house. As with all my reviews this pram complies with new Australian standards AS/NZS 2088.
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