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Put us to the ultimate test.
We want to make your #parentlife as easy as possible, so if you return the GetGo to us within 100 days, you’ll get a 100% refund.
We’ll even come and pick it up, so no jostling for position at the post office for you. So that’s 100 days to make up your mind – and a 100% refund if you want to return it. (Please note: we can’t do the same for your children…)
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Customer Feedback
07/01/2021
The cosiest!
Very helpful and considerate team to help with choosing this pram.
07/01/2021
Excellent
Such a friendly and helpful team, they answered all my questions and advised on the best pram for me and my toddler (and soon to arrive newborn!)
07/01/2021
The perfect pram - GetGo
I got the GetGo and it’s an excellent pram, exactly as advertised - it handles really well, easy to fold and use, the wheels work on all terrains. The Micralite team were friendly and helpful and I am so happy with the pram!
1. Buy the GetGo
Ah, the easy bit.
You know you need a strong and sturdy stroller with loads of storage, a reversible seat and weather-proof fabrics. Which means you know the GetGo is the one for you. So go get it!
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2. Put us to the test.
Giving you everything the GetGo's got.
Marvel at the GetGo’s 4-wheel suspension, be shocked by its one-second folding action, stare open-mouthed at its multi-position super-soft handle…and if it doesn't win you round, well, you can’t say we didn’t try.
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3. Return if not 100% happy.
We promise not to cry*.
So, you don’t completely love the GetGo. We’re gutted to hear it, but no problem. So long as it’s within the 100-day test drive period, just give us a call or fill in our contact form and we’ll come get it.
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Ts & Cs.
We don’t like Ts & Cs, either. That’s why we’ve kept ’em short.
To refund your GetGo, get in touch before the end of the 100 days. Ensuring it’s in the original packaging with all the original parts. (The 100 days start from the day you receive your GetGo.) Unfortunately, we can only refund strollers displaying a level of wear and tear we consider reasonable as a result of normal day-to-day use of the GetGo for 100 days. There, that wasn’t so bad, was it?