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Silver Cross Wave vs Cosatto Wow XL

Both are full-size pushchairs, and they weigh about the same. The Wave is no longer made, so you would be buying it used.

Illustration of the Silver Cross Wave
Silver CrossFull-size pushchairNo longer made

Wave

Weight
13.5kg
Folded
225L
New
£1,100
Full Wave specs
Illustration of the Cosatto Wow XL
CosattoFull-size pushchair

Wow XL

Weight
13.4kg
Folded
132L
New
£1,100
Full Wow XL specs

The verdict

Choose the Wave if you want

  • Something narrower for shop aisles and doorways (60cm wide)

Best for: Families expecting a second baby soon

Full Wave specs

Choose the Wow XL if you want

  • A smaller fold (132 litres against 225)
  • More ways to recline the seat (4 positions)

Best for: Families expecting a second child close in age, or twins, who want one frame that grows from a single pram to a tandem

Full Wow XL specs

In short: the Wave for something narrower for shop aisles and doorways (60cm wide); the Wow XL for a smaller fold (132 litres against 225) and more ways to recline the seat (4 positions).

Head to head

Within 3% counts as even.

1Wavewin

3 ties

Wow XLwins2

  • 13.5kg
    WeightAbout even
    13.4kg
  • 225 litres
    Folded volumeSmaller fold: Wow XL
    132 litres
  • 60cm
    WidthNarrower: Wave
    63cm
  • Not published
    Basket
    5kg
  • 25kg
    Max child weightAbout even
    25kg
  • 3
    Recline positionsMore recline: Wow XL
    4
  • £1,100
    Price newAbout even
    £1,100

What one has that the other doesn't

Features that differ between the Wave and the Wow XL
FeatureWaveWow XL
One-hand foldNot publishedNo
Stands when foldedNot publishedNo
Lies flatYesNot published

The folds, to scale

Both folds drawn to the same scale, each against a 55 x 40 x 20cm cabin bag (the dashed box). The Wave folds to about 225 litres and the Wow XL to about 132 litres.

Wave95 x 60 x 40cmWow XL93 x 49 x 29cm

What we pay for one

What we pay for a complete one in good condition, with free collection.

Full specs side by side

Silver Cross Wave and Cosatto Wow XL specs side by side
SpecWaveWow XL
Size and weight
Weight (different)13.5kg (chassis and seat; carrycot 4.2kg)13.4kg (chassis (10kg) and seat unit (3.4kg); the carrycot is 4.4kg)
Open size (different)111 x 60 x 109cm99 x 63 x 104cm
Folded size (different)95 x 60 x 40cm93 x 49 x 29cm
Folded volume (different)225 litres132 litres
Cabin-bag sizeNoNo
Fold
One-hand foldNot publishedNo
Folds in one pieceNot publishedYes
Folds with seat onNot publishedYes
Stands when foldedNot publishedNo
Seat and carrycot
Suitable fromBirthBirth
Max child weight25kg25kg
CarrycotIncludedIncluded
Overnight sleepYesYes
Parent-facing seatYesYes
Recline positions (different)34
Lies flatYesNot published
Wheels and ride
Tyres (different)Puncture-proof all-terrainPuncture-proof, quick-release front and rear (sizes not published)
SuspensionAll-wheelAll-wheel
Best on (different)City and parkPavements and parks
Handlebar (different)Telescopic, five heightsTelescopic, 104 to 110cm
Extras
Basket (different)39 litres5kg
Car seat fits (different)Adaptors needed; pairs with Silver Cross infant carriersCosatto Acorn and Port i-Size infant carriers, and other brands with Cosatto's multi-brand adaptors; adaptors sold separately
Converts to a doubleYesYes
Launched (different)20242019
Price new (RRP) (different)£1,100, Wave 3: chassis, seat, carrycot and tandem seat£1,100, pram and pushchair (2-in-1) on cosatto.com in 2026: chassis, carrycot, seat unit and two rain covers
Still made (different)NoYes

Specs checked 22 September 2026 against the maker's UK figures and large UK retailers. Where a figure isn't published we say so rather than guess.

Questions

Which is lighter, the Silver Cross Wave or the Cosatto Wow XL?

They weigh about the same: the Wave is 13.5kg and the Wow XL is 13.4kg.

Which folds smaller?

The Wow XL folds smaller: about 132 litres against 225 for the Wave.

Which is better for a newborn?

The Wave comes with a carrycot approved for overnight sleep, and the Wow XL comes with a carrycot approved for overnight sleep.

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