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Continue shopping. Sale price Regular price. Sale Back soon. Previous page Page 1 of 9 Next page. Famous for its one handed fold, incorporated carrystrap and fashion forward colours, the Peach can easily convert into a double pushchair with the use of innovative adaptors and other accessories. Every element of the Peach has been crafted to ensure perfection in functionality, quality and safety.

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As you would expect with iCandy even the simple black box that the Peach 3 arrived in looked sophisticated. The chassis comes fitted together in the box, so all you have to do is unfold, add the back wheels and fit the seat unit.

With the wheels, you do need to fit the axle pin into the centre of the wheels and push that into the chassis, but this takes seconds. Once built, the Peach 3 stands proud. The chassis on the Peach 3 is chunky and feels well built, ready to take on the world.

For testing, we have had the Matt Black chassis with Cobalt seat unit. To cover the height of anyone doing the pushing, the Peach 3's handlebar can be adjusted to four different settings, from cm.

This is achieved by squeezing the button in the centre of the handlebar so that it slides smoothly up and down. We did find that there was a little bit of movement in the handle when it was in a locked position, but this is unavoidable with sliding handlebars, and is not a huge problem.

Apart from the centre button, the handlebar is covered in thick foam. One of our niggles with a pushchair fold is that it is sometimes necessary for the handlebar to be on the ground for it to freestand. These are thick rubber rings located either side of the button on the handle, when placed on the floor, these protectors raise the handle a good half a centimetre off the ground protecting it from stones, lumps, and bumps. If they wear down over time, these protective rings are very easily replaceable.

One of the most important features of a pushchair is the wheels - they make all the difference to how smooth a ride your little one will get and how easy it is for you to push.

With two smaller front wheels and the large rear wheels, the Peach 3 does offer a really effortless push. They are lightweight and perfect for covering even surfaces, though there is less cushioning for the rougher terrain than with air tyres. If you do need to travel over the rough stuff, the front swivelling wheels can be locked to make it easier.

To keep the pushchair secure, the brake is placed to the centre of the chassis. It's a simple 'press on','flip up' type that can be done easily, no matter what you have on your feet. I did find myself looking for the brake each time though, as it is hidden from view by the lip of the basket. Depending on your shopping habits, the basket is large and should easily fit in your changing bag and a couple of shopping bags.

Made from a strong lined material and mesh sides, it can take up to 5kg and is easily accessible from the front, back and sides. Because of the way that the pushchair folds, you need to remove anything from it before you do the fold, as the basket concertinas with the chassis. The adaptors just click onto the chassis, so that the car seat can be added quickly. As we are only looking at the Peach 3 as a single pushchair, we will just briefly talk about the option to upgrade to the Peach 3 Blossom tandem pushchair.

Even though a compact chassis, the Peach 3 can adapt to take on board a second child and there are a number of configurations available. For a newborn and toddler you can purchase a carrycot to use with the seat unit, if you have two older children, you can get an additional seat unit, or if you have twins you can use two carrycots. You can also use the car seat adaptors to add one or two infant carriers.

The fold on the Peach 3 is really unique and can be done with one hand, but you do need to remove the seat unit first. As a two part fold, this could mean that you need to put the seat unit on the floor while you put the chassis in the boot - not ideal in rain or on a muddy floor. To start the fold, just slide the handlebar down to its lowest position, quite swiftly so that it disengages the folding hub locks - this then releases the handle to drop down to the floor.

Pick up the strap from inside the basket and the front wheels will move inwards. It doesn't have an auto lock, so you need to manually put the clip on.

The strap can then be used as a carry strap to transport the chassis easily, and because the frame only weighs 9. It's quite a compact fold too, measuring L70 x W60 x H If you want to make it that bit smaller for a tighter boot, the rear wheels can be removed by pressing the buttons at their centre.

Unfolding the Peach 3 is just as easy, just release the catch, push the front wheels out, and lift the handle. New with the Peach 3 is the elevators that come included in the box.