Noordi Journal · 15 October 2026 · 5 min read
Short answer: A Scandinavian pram is built for long daily walks outdoors, in any weather. That usually means large wheels, real suspension, a deep insulated carrycot for naps outside, and calm, durable design that lasts through more than one child. The name describes a way of using a pram more than a country of origin.
Some days, the best destination is simply outside.
In Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland, that idea shaped how prams are made. A baby naps in fresh air on the balcony, the family walks the forest path after lunch, and the pram is expected to handle gravel, roots, snow and rain without fuss.
What makes a pram “Scandinavian”?
| Feature | Why it matters on a real walk |
|---|---|
| Large wheels | Roll over roots, gravel and cobbles instead of getting stuck in them |
| Suspension on the chassis | A calmer ride for a sleeping baby on uneven paths |
| Deep, insulated carrycot | Outdoor naps in cool weather, with room for a snowsuit |
| Lie-flat position from birth | A healthy position for newborns on long walks |
| Durable fabrics and frame | Rain, sun and years of use, often for a second child |
| Calm, timeless design | Muted colours that don’t date after one season |
Do you need a pram made in Scandinavia?
Not necessarily. Many “Scandinavian” prams are designed in the Nordics and produced elsewhere, including in Asia. What you want is the outdoor approach above, plus honest answers to three questions: where is it made, what safety standard is it tested to, and who repairs it if something breaks?
We’ll be open about it: Noordi is not a Scandinavian company. We are a family brand from Kaunas, Lithuania, on the Baltic Sea. Our prams are designed around a Nordic way of life (our logo is drawn from Store Skagastølstind, a peak in Norway) and made in our own factory, which has produced prams since 1993. Frames, sewing, assembly and testing happen under one roof, and every pram is tested to EN 1888. See how a Noordi pram is made.
Two Nordic-inspired prams from Noordi
One for long walks on any path, one for days when the pram has to fit into a train, a café or a small hallway.
Fjordi V.2 · 2-in-1 all-terrain
For forest paths, coastlines and cobbles
Our all-terrain pram for long walks on uneven ground.
- Independent suspension and a shock-absorbing front fork
- THERMOCOT insulated carrycot, inner 81 × 37 cm
- Reversible seat, lies flat to 100 cm, up to 22 kg
- One-click fold, about 11 kg with carrycot
€815 · 3-in-1 €893
Sia · compact from birth
The light one for trains, cafés and travel
A 5.9 kg stroller that folds with one hand.
- Carbon frame, 5.9 kg
- Folds to 62.5 × 48.5 × 27 cm
- From birth to 4 years (22 kg), 80 cm bed
- Leg cover and travel bag included
€269
Many families use both: Fjordi V.2 for everyday walks and outdoor naps, Sia for travel and the city. Together they still cost less than many single premium prams. Prefer the car seat in one go? Fjordi V.2 3-in-1 comes with the Tutis Beno infant car seat and adapters for €893. Fjordi V.2 is the successor to the Fjordi that won Gold at the MadeForMums Awards 2021 (All-Terrain Pushchair).
Five quick checks before you choose
- Push it over something uneven. A kerb, a doormat, gravel. Does it rattle, or glide?
- Look at the carrycot depth. In autumn and winter your baby wears layers. Check there’s room.
- Fold it one-handed. Imagine holding a baby in the other arm.
- Ask where it’s made and who repairs it. A two-year warranty means little without a real service point.
- Check the standard. EN 1888 is the European safety standard for prams. More on EN 1888.
Read next: Best pram for cobblestones · Dressing a baby for the pram in winter · Prams made in Europe
Frequently asked questions
What is a Scandinavian pram?
A pram built for daily outdoor walks in all weather: large wheels, suspension, a deep insulated carrycot and durable, timeless design. The term describes the style and use, not necessarily the country where it is made.
Is Noordi a Scandinavian brand?
No. Noordi is a family brand from Kaunas, Lithuania. Our prams are Scandinavian-inspired in design and use, and made in our own factory, which has produced prams since 1993.
Which Noordi pram is best for forest paths?
Fjordi V.2. It has independent suspension, a shock-absorbing front fork and an insulated THERMOCOT carrycot.
Is there a lightweight Scandinavian-style stroller from birth?
Noordi Sia weighs 5.9 kg, folds with one hand and can be used from birth up to 4 years (22 kg).
Do Noordi prams ship across Europe?
Yes. Delivery is free across the EU (2–5 business days), with a 2-year warranty and 14-day returns.
Made for the way you wander.
Two prams, one calm way of getting outside. Find the one that fits your family’s days.
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